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| This spectrum was measured using a 45% n-type detector, mounted in a standard 10cm thick cylindrical graded shield, in a routine laboratory at typical altitude with no special background suppression facilities. The material is IAEA RGU-1 reference material. The spectrum represents 120 ml of that, measured in a cylindrical container stood on the detector face. Sample height was 41 mm. There is negligible thorium in this material, but the spectrum is likely to contain peaks from the 232Th decay series from the natural background. The are a number of inidentified peaks in the spectrum that could well be coincidence sum peaks.
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| Measured Energy (keV) | True Energy (keV) | Peak Counts | Nuclide | Emission Probability (%) | Source of radiation | |
| 1 | 46.55 | 46.54 | 29396 | 210Pb | 4.25 | 238U series (226Ra) |
| 2 | 49.77 | 49.55 | 5274 | 238U | 0.0697 | Primordial |
| 50.13 | 227Th | 8.2 | 235U series | |||
| 3 | 52.81 | 53.23 | 16285 | 214Pb | 1.06 | 238U series (226Ra) |
| 4 | 63.28 | 62.5 | 111846 | 214Bi | 0.0116 | 238U series (226Ra) |
| 63.28 | 234Th | 4.8 | 238U series | |||
| 5 | 67.34 | 67.67 | 13247 | 230Th | 0.376 | 238U series |
| 6 | 74.56 | 73.92 | 262132 | 234Th | 0.017 | 238U series |
| 73.92 | 234mPa | 0.17 | 238U series | |||
| 74.82 | 212Pb | 10.7 | 232Th series | |||
| 74.82 | 214Pb | 6.26 | 238U series (226Ra) | |||
| 7 | 76.9 | 76.86 | 475826 | 214Bi | 0.426 | 238U series (226Ra) |
| 77.11 | 212Pb | 17.9 | 232Th series | |||
| 77.11 | 214Pb | 10.47 | 238U series (226Ra) | |||
| 8 | 79.1 | 79.29 | 40554 | 214Bi | 0.709 | 238U series (226Ra) |
| 79.29 | 219Ra | 0.89 | 235U series | |||
| 79.69 | 227Th | 1.9 | 235U series | |||
| 9 | 80.98 | 81.07 | 34285 | 223Ra | 15 | 235U series |
| 81.07 | 226Ra | 0.192 | 238U series (226Ra) | |||
| 10 | 83.69 | 83.3 | 82876 | 234Th | 0.074 | 238U series |
| 83.78 | 223Ra | 25 | 235U series | |||
| 83.78 | 226Ra | 0.317 | 238U series (226Ra) | |||
| 11 | 87 | 87.02 | 172846 | 234Th | 0.018 | 238U series |
| 87.35 | 212Pb | 6.12 | 232Th series | |||
| 87.35 | 214Pb | 3.59 | 238U series (226Ra) | |||
| 12 | 89.72 | 88.47 | 78028 | 230Th | 0.007 | 238U series |
| 88.47 | 227Th | 2.96 | 235U series | |||
| 89.95 | 214Bi | 0.244 | 238U series (226Ra) | |||
| 89.95 | 235U | 3.56 | Primordial | |||
| 90.08 | 214Pb | 1.1 | 238U series (226Ra) | |||
| 13 | 92.58 | 92.37 | 281027 | 234Th | 2.81 | 238U series |
| 92.64 | 214Bi | 0.076 | 238U series (226Ra) | |||
| 92.79 | 234Th | 2.77 | 238U series | |||
| 93.35 | 235U | 5.81 | Primordial | |||
| 93.88 | 227Th | 1.48 | 235U series | |||
| 14 | 94.63 | 94.67 | 35995 | 234mPa | 0.143 | 238U series |
| 94.85 | 223Ra | 8.7 | 235U series | |||
| 94.85 | 226Ra | 0.1098 | 238U series (226Ra) | |||
| 15 | 98.25 | 97.9 | 20979 | 223Ra | 2.8 | 235U series |
| 97.9 | 226Ra | 0.0351 | 238U series (226Ra) | |||
| 98.44 | 234mPa | 0.233 | 238U series | |||
| 16 | 105.51 | 105 | 1432 | 234mPa | 0.0114 | 238U series |
| 105.55 | 235U | 2.08 | Primordial | |||
| 17 | 108.82 | 108 | 3618 | 234Th | 0.01 | 238U series |
| 108.97 | 235U | 0.7 | Primordial | |||
| 109.16 | 235U | 1.54 | Primordial | |||
| 18 | 111.03 | 111.23 | 5909 | 234mPa | 0.08 | 238U series |
| 19 | 112.88 | 112.81 | 17758 | 234Th | 0.28 | 238U series |
| 113.5 | 238U | 0.0174 | Primordial | |||
| 20 | 121.69 | 122.32 | 6919 | 223Ra | 1.192 | 235U series |
| 21 | 143.93 | 143.76 | 48872 | 235U | 10.96 | Primordial |
| 143.87 | 230Th | 0.049 | 238U series | |||
| 144.23 | 223Ra | 3.22 | 235U series | |||
| 22 | 154.26 | 154.21 | 21763 | 223Ra | 5.62 | 235U series |
| 23 | 163.52 | 163.33 | 16461 | 235U | 5.08 | Primordial |
| 24 | 186.16 | 185.72 | 404763 | 235U | 57.2 | Primordial |
| 186.05 | 230Th | 0.0088 | 238U series | |||
| 186.21 | 226Ra | 3.555 | 238U series (226Ra) | |||
| 25 | 196.01 | 196.2 | 4415 | 214Pb | 0.069 | 238U series (226Ra) |
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