Radiochromatography

Radiochromatography is a method for separating and determining components in a mixture due to their different emissivities in the optical region of the spectrum.

_The operating principle of radiochromatography is to use two separate flows of ionizing radiation to separate components due to differences in energy absorption and interaction cross sections of the ionizing flow of the analyzed sample. The first stream is the initial analyzed sample of the substance. The second flow is an energy flow that excites the energy initially absorbed from the sample. Then, after separation, the resonant absorption of analytical signals is detected by various atomic or molecular formations of the analytical system of the components under study in the analyzed solutions onto which the target stream is condensed._

Application of the method

1. Quality of raw materials before extracting minerals, including for determining metal content 2. Environmental protection to control contamination by radioactive substances 3. Organoleptic studies of food products, radiography is used to speed up the method 4. Radiometric study of materials in the production of microelectronics 5. Production of medicinal products means and pharmacy 6. In radiography, electron paramagnetic and fluorescence spectroscopy for characterization of density and media 7. Solid state electronics, using X-ray photoelectron and electron beam spectroscopy methods.

It is important to note that this method is quite complex and requires highly qualified specialists to conduct high-quality analysis and ensure the safety of measurements.