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Clinical Chemistry, Vol 26, 1886-1887, Copyright © 1980 by American Association for Clinical Chemistry

Counting efficiency of some commercially available liquid scintillators compared

P Gray, O van Reenen and GM Potgieter

We investigated four commercially available liquid scintillators as to overall counting efficiency and quenching effect of added phosphate- buffered isotonic saline. They differed significantly in these respects. Evidently, characteristics of the scintillator used in radioimmunoassays where beta-particle emitters are counted should be carefully examined if results are to be optimal.




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