L8286
Ultima Gold™ LSC Cocktail
For aqueous and non-aqueous samples
Synonym(s):
Scintillation Cocktail
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UNSPSC Code:
12352200
NACRES:
NA.32
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General description
Ultima Gold™ LSC Cocktail is a safer line of liquid scintillation cocktails (LSC) designed for a wide range of aqueous solutions. Liquid scintillation counting in radionuclide metrology involves preparing samples which are emulsions of aqueous radioactive solutions in liquid scintillation cocktails. Ultima Gold™ LSC Cocktail technology is an alternative screening tool to alpha spectrometry and gas flow proportional counting.
Application
Ultima Gold™ LSC Cocktail is widely used to measure low-energy radionuclides. Metrology laboratories also use it for the standardization of radioactive solutions.
Features and Benefits
Ultima Gold™ LSC Cocktail has the following benefits:
- A high flash point (150 °C) offers greater safety.
- High sample load capacity and high counting efficiency − up to 50% for 3H.
- Compatible with alkaline samples.
- It will not diffuse through polyethylene vials.
- Biodegradable.
- Compatible with polar organic solvents.
Legal Information
Ultima Gold is a trademark of Revvity
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WGK 3
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305.6 °F - closed cup
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