ArticleACS omega2023
Decay-Associated Fluorescence for Boron Determination in Uranium-Based Nuclear Fuels.
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Abstract
Herein is reported a novel as well as simple, sensitive, and cost-effective method for determination of boron by time-resolved fluorescence spectrometry in uranium-based nuclear fuels. Boron is complexed with fluorescent ligand chromotropic acid, and the complex formed is a measure of boron. Since the steady-state fluorescence spectra of excess ligand and complex are overlapping, the developed method emphasizes the power of time resolution. The signatory fluorescence decay times of ligand and complex are employed to derive their decay-associated spectra (DAS) and, thereby, spectroscopically eliminate the high background of ligand fluorescence. The calibration plot has a wide linear dynamic range of 5-100 ppb with
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