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26 26 Al and Al and 36 36 Cl AMS system at the University of Tsukuba: A progress report Cl AMS system at the University of Tsukuba: A progress report Kimikazu Sasa 1) , Yasuo Nagashima 1) , Tsutomu Takahashi 1) , Riki Seki 1) , Yuki Tosaki 1) , Keisuke Sueki 1) , Kotaro Bessho 2) , Hiroshi Matsumura 2) Taichi Miura 2) and Ming He 3) 1) AMS Group, Tandem Accelerator Complex, University of Tsukuba, 1-1-1 Tennoudai, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, 305-8577, Japan 2) Radiation Science Center, High Energy Accelerator Research Organization, 1-1 Oho, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, 305-0801, Japan 3) Department of Nuclear Physics, China Institute of Atomic Energy, 102413, Beijing, 275(49), China Introduction The present status of the Tsukuba AMS system on the 12UD Pelletron tandem accelerator is reported. At present, long lived radioisotopes of 26 Al, 36 Cl and 129 I are able to be measured by the Tsukuba AMS system. After the AMS-9 conference, several efforts have been paid on the 26 Al and 36 Cl-AMS system in order to improve the performance. Several improvements have been applied on the AMS beam line, so that 36 Cl-AMS is able to be performed with 10 MV terminal voltage instead of 9 MV. Therefore, the energy of the 36 Cl 9+ beam increases from 90 MeV to 100 MeV. This energy increment helps us to get more clear separation between 36 Cl and 36 S. UTTAC Japan Tsukuba science city University of Tsukuba NEC 12UD Pelletron tandem accelerator (1975) University of Tsukuba, Tsukuba, Japan. MODEL : Vertical Tandem Van de Graaff Terminal voltage range: 2.0 - 11.0 MV Insulation Gas : SF 6 pressure: 0.6 MPa Accelerator Tank : Height: 17.9 m Diameter: 4.8 m Volume : 350 m 3 Total weight: 120 ton Analyzing Magnet : ME/Z 2 =200 amuÌMeV Tandem Accelerator Complex Corresponding author: Kimikazu SASA [email protected] Tandem Accelerator Complex, Research facility Center for Science and Technology, University of Tsukuba, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, 305-8577, Japan Tel: +81-29-853-2494 Fax:+81-29-853-2565 Summary of 36 Cl-AMS As a result of these improvements, the detection efficiency of 36 Cl increased to 1.5 times and the discrimination between 36 Cl and 36 S was much improved. Over all accuracy is ±3% and the effective detection limit is reached to 2 u 10 14 for 36 Cl/ 35 Cl ratio. 46.5 m 9th floor 7th floor 5th floor Ion sour ce r oom 4th floor Accelerator r oom 1st target room 2nd targer room SF6 SF6 41.6 m AMS-IS 120q-magnet Ion Source (25samples) 35Cl-FC EQ Analyzer magnet Stripper foil 45q-magnet 8q-electrostatic deflector SW AMS-beam line QM QM ST ST ST 2nd stripper foil Object slit Inflection magnet ES EQ ES QM ST ST Image slit TOF chamber E-'E detector chamber 12UD Pelletron tandem accelerator ES : Electrostatic steerer EQ : Electrostatic quadrupole (triplet) QM: Quadrupole magnet (doublet) ST : Magnetic steer er SW : Switching magnet SW QM QM Accelerator facility Tsukuba AMS system ( 36 Cl-AMS) 36 Cl-AMS AMS data analysis New target corn Diameter of a sample pocket: I1mm Sample: AgCl 1a5mg Ta sheet In order to reduce 36 S influence. Ta sheet Acor n AgCl sample 2mm 0 Cross sectional view of the target corn EQ Analyzer magnet Stripper foil Object slit ES QM ST 12UD Pelletron tandem accelerator BPM:Beam profile monitor ES : Electrostatic steerer EQ : Electrostatic quadrupole (triplet) FC : Faraday cup QM : Quadrupole magnet (doublet) ST : Magnetic steerer SW : Switching magnet AMS-IS 36Cl - 35 Cl-FC 115kV 37 Cl-FC 15 kV Inflection magnet 120q magnet Ion Source (25 samples) FC EQ ES ES Einzel AMS-beam line 45q-magnet 8q-electrostatic deflector SW QM QM ST ST 2nd stripper foil Image slit E-'E detector chamber ST 36 Cl - 12 Cl 3 - 36 Cl 9+ (100MeV) 12 Cl 3+ V T =10 MV 36 Cl 14+ (100 MeV) 36 Cl - 12 Cl 3 - BPM FC FC BPM BPM FC FC A new 'E-E detector 36 Cl 14+ (100MeV) Aramid film 4 Pm Iso-butane 670 Pa SSD 300Pm 45u45mm 2 ΔE 1 ΔE 2 Double gas 'E sections (2004 - ) ΔE 1 gate ΔE 2 gate A gasΔE - SSD E counter telescope Non gate ΔE 1 gate In order to reduce 36 S influence AMS beam line 45 q magnet 2 nd stripper foil 8 q electrostatic deflector A new 'E- E detector Acknowledgement This work is supported in part by the Grand-in-Aid for Scientific Research of the Ministry of Education, Science, Sports and Culture of Japan. Summary of 26 Al-AMS 26 Al-AMS has also progressed in AMS technique. The ions extracted from the ion source were changed to 26 AlO ions from 26 Al because several advantages would be expected. 26 MgO molecular ion is used as the pilot beam. After passing through the accelerator at 10.2 MV, 26 Al 7+ and 26 Mg 7+ with the energy of 77.7 MeV are selected by the analyzing magnet. 26 Al 7+ ions are changed to full stripped 26 Al 13+ ions by a second charge exchange foil and then they are separated by the following energy and momentum selectors. The effective detection limit is reached to better than 5.8 u 10 15 for 26 Al/ 27 Al ratio. Instead of the GVM stabilizer, a slit current feedback control system is used as a terminal voltage stabilizer. A molecular pilot beam method is applied to stabilize the terminal voltage. The terminal voltage is kept stably within 0.1% accuracy by this method. A tri-carbon molecular, 12 C 3 ion is used as the pilot beam for 36 Cl- AMS. It is important to reduce the strong 36 S isobaric interference on 36 Cl measurements. 0.0001 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 Charge fraction F(q) of 90MeV 35 Cl 9+ emerging from a carbon foil 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 10 100 1000 1 10 by C.J .Sofield et al., 1984 This work 35 Cl + C The optimum thickness of 2 nd stripper foil: About 12-15Pg/cm 2 [F(14+)] C-foil [Pg/cm 2 ] Charge fraction Incident energy of 35 Cl [MeV/u] Charge equilibrium thickness T eq [Pg/cm 2 ] 2 nd stripper foil We measured the charge state distribution of 35 Cl and 37 Cl ions after the passage through a carbon foil in order to optimize the thickness of 2 nd stripper foil. Foil thickness attaining charge equilibrium: over 100Pg/cm 2 35 Cl [100MeV] Automatic sample changer (25 samples on the rotating wheel) AMS ion source 115 kV 35 Cl - -FC EQ 120q- magnet Slit ES Sputtering ion source Automatic sample changer Incidence 35 Cl 9+ 37 Cl 9+ foil C 108 Pg/cm 2 C 108 Pg/cm 2 Incident energy 90 MeV 95.026 MeV Exit energy 87.948 MeV 2.5128 MeV/u 92.974 MeV 2.5128 MeV/u dE/dx 19.0 MeV/(mg/cm 2 ) 19.0 MeV/(mg/cm 2 ) F(11+) 0.01080 0.01079 F(12+) 0.06704 0.06752 F(13+) 0.2163 0.2143 F(14+) 0.3494 0.3514 F(15+) 0.2941 0.2932 F(16+) 0.05876 0.05877 F(17+) 0.003655 0.003979 Mean charge qb 14.04 14.041 Distribution width 1.069 1.0695 Isotope dependence of equilibrium charge states of 35 Cl and 37 Cl ions passing through a carbon foil Equilibrium charge distributions of 35 Cl and 37 Cl ions after the passage through a carbon foil have been measured. Results show that the isotope effect of charge distributions between 35 Cl and 37 Cl ions has not been observed when they are compared at equal exit energy. Sample preparation Stripper foil I4mm I6mm I8mm I12mm 5mm 15mm I-Mag Object point emittance EQ1-2 EQ3-4 X-plane Y-plane (x, x)=(y, y) =(1.5mm, 10mrad) Beam envelope Terminal point emittance 36 Cl - beam transport We improved the accelerator transmission from 30% to 60% . 'E New Terminal Stripper foils at the terminal 36 Cl - 36 Cl 9+ (A/q=4) 12 C 3 - 12 C 3+ (A/q=4) Sample: 1a5 g A few mg of AgCl sample Sample (1020 mL) Centrifugation (2500 rpm, 10 min) m13 M HNO 3 (1 mL) Precipitate (AgCl) m0.3 M AgNO 3 (1 mL) m30% H 2 O 2 (1 mL) Supernatant m3 M NH 4 OH (2 mL) msat. Ba(NO 3 ) 2 (3 mL) Filtration (Filter Paper) Precipitate (BaSO 4 ) Filtrate ([Ag(NH 3 ) 2 ] Cl ) Drying (130qC, 3 h) Washing (with 0.01 M HNO 3 , 2 times) m13 M HNO 3 (0.5 mL) Washing (with 99.5% C 2 H 5 OH) Sulfur Reduction (2 times) Centrifugation (2000 rpm, 15 min) Precipitate (AgCl) Supernatant Sample (1020 mL) Centrifugation (2500 rpm, 10 min) m13 M HNO 3 (1 mL) Precipitate (AgCl) m0.3 M AgNO 3 (1 mL) m30% H 2 O 2 (1 mL) Supernatant m3 M NH 4 OH (2 mL) msat. Ba(NO 3 ) 2 (3 mL) Filtration (Filter Paper) Precipitate (BaSO 4 ) Filtrate ([Ag(NH 3 ) 2 ] Cl ) Drying (130qC, 3 h) Washing (with 0.01 M HNO 3 , 2 times) m13 M HNO 3 (0.5 mL) Washing (with 99.5% C 2 H 5 OH) Sulfur Reduction (2 times) Centrifugation (2000 rpm, 15 min) Precipitate (AgCl) Supernatant A benzene saturated solution of Fullerene (C 60 ) for 12 C 3 - pilot beam. [7.6 Pl / AgCl: 1 mg] FC Switching mag. Analyzing mag. Inflection mag. AMS ion source 27 AlO - V t =10.2MV 26 MgO - 26 AlO - 26 Mg n+ 26 Al m+ 1 st Stripper foil 120° mag. 26 Mg 7+ 26 Al 7+ (77.7 MeV) 2 nd stripper foil (40Pg/cm 2 ) ΔE-E detector 45°mag. 26 Al 13+ 26 Mg 7+ Slit current feedback 26 Mg n+ (ma12) 26 Al m+ (na13) deflector 8°) Outline of 26 Al-AMS 26 Al is very clearly separated from 26 Mg with the detector. Upper limit of the 26 Al-AMS sensitivity: 5.8×10 -15 ÌFull stripping technique: 26 Al 13+ / 27 AlO - [counts/PC] ÌPilot beam: 26 MgO - ÌBeam current of AlO - from Al 2 O 3 sample : a1.5PA E-'E Standard sample ( 36 Cl/ 35 Cl =6.5×10 -12 ) 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Run No. 36 Cl / 35 Cl (counts/μC) No. 18 No. 20 No. 18 Standard sample: 36 Cl / 35 Cl=5.9u10 -11 3 minutes measurement Ì 36 Cl-AMS measurement: 36 Cl 14+ / 35 Cl - [counts/PC] Ì Pilot beam: 12 C 3 - ÌBeam current of Cl - from AgCl sample: a20PA Equilibrium charge fraction of 35 Cl ion after passage through a carbon foil. [by Shima et al., ] 26 Al-AMS Charge fraction F(q) of 35 Cl 9+ increased 1.5 times from 20% to 30% . The standard deviation of the fluctuation of the 36 Cl/ 35 Cl ratio is kept within r3% 26 Al 13+ 26 Mg 12+ 26 Mg 11+ 1054 counts Standard sample 26 Al/ 27 Al=7.44u10 -11 5 minutes measurement Blank sample 80 minutes measurement 26 Al No count Standard sample 26 Al/ 27 Al=4.69u10 -12 10 minutes measurement 26 Al 99 counts Standard sample 26 Al/ 27 Al=4.99u10 -13 10 minutes measurement 26 Al 16 counts 36 Cl 36 S 7777counts 2330 counts 9MV 10MV E [MeV] E-'E 'E After the AMS-9 conference, 36 Cl-AMS is able to be performed with 10 MV terminal voltage instead of 9 MV.

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  • 2626Al and Al and 3636Cl AMS system at the University of Tsukuba: A progress repor t Cl AMS system at the University of Tsukuba: A progress repor t Kimikazu Sasa1), Yasuo Nagashima1), Tsutomu Takahashi1), Riki Seki1), Yuki Tosaki1), Keisuke Sueki1),

    Kotaro Bessho2), Hiroshi Matsumura2) Taichi Miura2) and Ming He3)

    1) AMS Group, Tandem Accelerator Complex, Univer sity of Tsukuba, 1-1-1 Tennoudai, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, 305-8577, Japan2) Radiation Science Center , High Energy Accelerator Research Organization, 1-1 Oho, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, 305-0801, Japan3) Depar tment of Nuclear Physics, China Institute of Atomic Energy, 102413, Beijing, 275(49), China

    IntroductionThe present status of the Tsukuba AMS system on the 12UD Pelletron tandem accelerator is

    r epor ted. At present, long lived radioisotopes of 26Al, 36Cl and 129I are able to be measured by the Tsukuba AMS system. After the AMS-9 conference, several effor ts have been paid on the 26Al and 36Cl-AMS system in order to impr ove the per for mance. Several improvements have been applied on the AMS beam line, so that 36Cl-AMS is able to be per for med with 10 MV ter minal voltage instead of 9 MV. Therefore, the energy of the 36Cl9+ beam increases from 90 MeV to 100 MeV. This energy increment helps us to get more clear separation between 36Cl and 36S.

    UTTAC Japan

    Tsukuba science city University of Tsukuba

    NEC 12UD Pelletron tandem accelerator (1975)University of Tsukuba, Tsukuba, Japan.・MODEL : Vertical Tandem Van de Graaff・Terminal voltage range: 2.0 - 11.0 MV・Insulation Gas : SF6 pressure: 0.6 MPa・Accelerator Tank : Height: 17.9 m

    Diameter: 4.8 mVolume : 350 m3Total weight: 120 ton

    ・Analyzing Magnet : ME/Z2=200 amu MeV

    Tandem Accelerator Complex

    Corresponding author: Kimikazu [email protected] Accelerator Complex,Research facility Center for Science and Technology,University of Tsukuba,Tsukuba, Ibaraki, 305-8577,JapanTel: +81-29-853-2494Fax:+81-29-853-2565Summary of 36Cl-AMS

    As a result of these improvements, the detection efficiency of 36Cl increased to 1.5 times and the discr imination between 36Cl and 36S was much impr oved. Over all accuracy is ±3% and the effective detection limit is r eached to 2 10−14 for 36Cl/35Cl ratio.

    46.5 m

    9th floor

    7th floor

    5th floor

    Ion sour ce r oom

    4th floor

    Accelerator room

    1st target room 2nd targer room

    SF6 SF6

    41.6 m

    AMS-IS120 -magnetIon Source

    (25samples) 35Cl-FC

    EQ

    Analyzer magnet

    Stripper foil

    45 -magnet

    8 -electrostatic deflector

    SW

    AMS-beam line

    QMQM

    ST ST

    ST

    2nd stripper foil

    Object slit

    Inflection magnet

    ESEQ

    ES

    QM

    ST

    ST

    Image slit

    TOF chamber

    E- E detector chamber

    12UD Pelletron tandem accelerator

    ES : E lectrostatic steerer EQ : Electrostatic quadrupole (tr iplet) QM: Quadrupole magnet (doublet) ST : Magnetic steer er SW : Switching magnet

    SWQM QM

    Accelerator facility

    Tsukuba AMS system (36Cl-AMS)

    36Cl-AMS

    AMS data analysis

    New target corn

    Diameter of a sample pocket: 1mmSample: AgCl 1 5mgTa sheet

    In order to reduce 36S influence.

    Ta sheetAl corn

    AgCl sample

    2mm0

    Cross sectional view of the target corn

    EQ

    Analyzer magnet

    Stripper foil

    Object slit

    ES

    QM

    ST

    12UD Pelletron tandem accelerator

    BPM:Beam profile monitor ES : Electr ostatic steer er EQ : Electrostatic quadrupole (tr iplet) FC : Faraday cup QM : Quadrupole magnet (doublet) ST : Magnetic steer er SW : Switching magnet

    AMS-IS

    36Cl-

    35Cl-FC

    115kV37Cl-FC

    15 kV

    Inflection magnet

    120magnet

    Ion Source (25 samples)

    FCEQ ES

    ESEinzel

    AMS-beam line

    45 -magnet8 -electrostatic deflector

    SW QMQM

    ST

    ST

    2nd stripper foil

    Image slit

    E- E detector chamber

    ST

    36Cl- 12Cl3-

    36Cl9+ (100MeV) 12Cl3+

    VT=10 MV

    36Cl14+ (100 MeV)

    36Cl- 12Cl3-

    BPM FC

    FC

    BPM

    BPM FC

    FC

    A new E-E detector

    36Cl14+(100MeV)

    Aramid film4 m

    Iso-butane 670 Pa

    SSD 300 m45 45mm2

    ΔE1ΔE2

    Double gas E sections (2004 - )ΔE1 gateΔE2 gate

    A gasΔE - SSD E counter telescope

    Non gateΔE1 gateIn order to reduce 36S influence

    AMS beam line

    45 magnet

    2nd str ipper foil

    8 electrostatic deflector

    A new E-E detector

    AcknowledgementThis work is suppor ted in par t by the Grand-in-Aid for Scientific Research of the Ministry of Education, Science,

    Spor ts and Culture of Japan.

    Summary of 26Al-AMS26Al-AMS has also progressed in AMS technique. The ions extracted from the ion source were changed to 26AlO− ions from 26Al− because several advantages would be expected. 26MgO− molecular ion is used as the pilot beam. After passing through the accelerator at 10.2 MV, 26Al7+ and 26Mg7+ with the energy of 77.7 MeV are selected by the analyzing magnet. 26Al7+ ions are changed to full str ipped 26Al13+ ions by a second charge exchange foil and then they are separated by the following energy and momentum selector s. The effective detection limit is reached to better than 5.8 10−15 for 26Al/27Al ratio.

    Instead of the GVM stabilizer , a slit cur rent feedback control system is used as a terminal voltage stabilizer . A molecular pilot beam method is applied to stabilize the ter minal voltage. The ter minal voltage is kept stably within 0.1% accuracy by this method. A tr i-carbon molecular , 12C3− ion is used as the pilot beam for 36Cl-AMS. It is impor tant to reduce the strong 36S isobar ic inter ference on 36Cl measurements.

    0.0001

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    1

    0 10 20 30 40 50 60

    Charge fraction F(q) of 90MeV 35Cl9+ emerging from a ca rbon foil

    891011121314151617

    10

    100

    1000

    1 10

    by C.J .Sofield et al., 1984 This work35Cl + C

    The optimum thickness of 2nd str ipper foil:About 12-15 g/cm2 [F(14+)]

    C-foil [ g/cm2]

    Cha

    rge

    frac

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    Incident energy of 35Cl [MeV/u]

    Cha

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    libri

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    Teq

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    cm2 ]

    2nd str ipper foilWe measured the charge state distr ibution of 35Cl and 37Cl ions after the passage thr ough a carbon

    foil in order to optimize the thickness of 2nd str ipper foil.

    Foil thickness attaining charge equilibr ium:over 100 g/cm2

    35Cl [100MeV]

    Automatic sample changer(25 samples on the rotating wheel)

    AMS ion source

    115 kV35Cl- -FC

    EQ

    120 -magnet

    Slit ESSputter ing ion source

    Automatic sample changer

    Incidence 35Cl9+ 37Cl9+ foil C 108 g/cm2 C 108 g/cm2 Incident energy 90 MeV 95.026 MeV Exit energy 87.948 MeV

    2.5128 MeV/u 92.974 MeV 2.5128 MeV/u

    dE/dx 19.0 MeV/(mg/cm2) 19.0 MeV/(mg/cm2) F(11+) 0.01080 0.01079 F(12+) 0.06704 0.06752 F(13+) 0.2163 0.2143 F(14+) 0.3494 0.3514 F(15+) 0.2941 0.2932 F(16+) 0.05876 0.05877 F(17+) 0.003655 0.003979 Mean charge qb 14.04 14.041 Distribution width 1.069 1.0695

    Isotope dependence of equilibr ium charge states of 35Cl and 37Cl ions passing thr ough a car bon foil

    Equilibr ium char ge distr ibutions of 35Cl and 37Cl ions after the passage thr ough a carbon foil have been measured. Results show that the isotope effect of charge distr ibutions between 35Cl and 37Cl ions has not been obser ved when they are compared at equal exit energy.

    Sample preparation

    Str ipper foil4mm

    6mm8mm

    12mm

    5mm15mm

    I-MagObject pointemittance

    EQ1-2 EQ3-4

    X-plane

    Y-plane

    (x, x’)=(y, y’)=(1.5mm, 10mrad)

    Beam envelope

    Terminal pointemittance

    36Cl- beam transpor t

    We improved the accelerator tr ansmission from 30% to 60% .

    E

    New Terminal

    Str ipper foils at the terminal36Cl- ⇒ 36Cl9+ (A/q=4)12C3-⇒ 12C3+ (A/q=4)

    Sample: 1 5 g A few mg of AgCl sample

    Sample (10–20 mL)

    Centrifugation (2500 rpm, 10 min)

    13 M HNO3 (1 mL)

    Precipitate (AgCl)

    0.3 M AgNO3 (1 mL)

    30% H2O2 (1 mL)

    Supernatant

    3 M NH4OH (2 mL) sat. Ba(NO3)2 (3 mL)

    Filtration (Filter Paper)

    Precipitate (BaSO4)Filtrate ([Ag(NH3)2] Cl )

    Drying (130 C, 3 h)

    Washing (with 0.01 M HNO3, 2 times)

    13 M HNO3 (0.5 mL)

    Washing (with 99.5% C2H5OH)

    Sulfur Reduction (2 times)

    Centrifugation (2000 rpm, 15 min)

    Precipitate (AgCl)Supernatant

    Sample (10–20 mL)

    Centrifugation (2500 rpm, 10 min)

    13 M HNO3 (1 mL)

    Precipitate (AgCl)

    0.3 M AgNO3 (1 mL)

    30% H2O2 (1 mL)

    Supernatant

    3 M NH4OH (2 mL) sat. Ba(NO3)2 (3 mL)

    Filtration (Filter Paper)

    Precipitate (BaSO4)Filtrate ([Ag(NH3)2] Cl )

    Drying (130 C, 3 h)

    Washing (with 0.01 M HNO3, 2 times)

    13 M HNO3 (0.5 mL)

    Washing (with 99.5% C2H5OH)

    Sulfur Reduction (2 times)

    Centrifugation (2000 rpm, 15 min)

    Precipitate (AgCl)Supernatant

    A benzene saturated solution of Fullerene (C60) for 12C3- pilot beam. [7.6 l / AgCl: 1 mg]

    FC

    Switching mag.

    Analyzing mag.

    Inflection mag.

    AMS ion source

    27AlO-

    Vt=10.2MV

    26MgO-26AlO-

    26Mgn+26Alm+

    1st Str ipperfoil

    120°mag.

    26Mg7+26Al7+(77.7 MeV)

    2nd str ipperfoil (40 g/cm2)

    ΔE-E detector

    45°mag.

    26Al13+

    26Mg7+Slit curr ent feedback

    26Mg n’+ (m’ 12)26Alm’+ (n’ 13)

    deflector(8°)

    Outline of 26Al-AMS

    26Al is very clear ly separated from 26Mg with the detector .Upper limit of the 26Al-AMS sensitivity: 5.8×10-15

    Full str ipping technique:26Al13+/27AlO- [counts/ C]Pilot beam: 26MgO-Beam cur rent of AlO-from Al2O3 sample : 1.5 A

    E- E

    Standard sample (36Cl/35Cl =6.5×10-12)

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    Standard sample: 36Cl / 35Cl=5.9 10-113 minutes measurement

    36Cl-AMS measurement: 36Cl14+/35Cl- [counts/ C]Pilot beam: 12C3-Beam cur rent of Cl- from AgCl sample: 20 A

    Equilibr ium charge fraction of 35Cl ion after passage through a carbon foil. [by Shima et al., ]

    26Al-AMS

    Charge fraction F(q) of 35Cl9+ increased 1.5 times from 20% to 30% .

    The standard deviation of the fluctuation of the 36Cl/35Cl ratio is kept within 3%

    26Al13+

    26Mg12+26Mg11+ 1054 counts

    Standard sample26Al/27Al=7.44 10-115 minutes measurement

    Blank sample80 minutes measurement

    26Al

    No count

    Standard sample26Al/27Al=4.69 10-1210 minutes measurement

    26Al

    99 counts

    Standard sample26Al/27Al=4.99 10-1310 minutes measurement

    26Al

    16 counts

    36Cl

    36S

    7777counts

    2330 counts

    9MV 10MV

    E [MeV]

    E- E

    E

    After the AMS-9 conference, 36Cl-AMS is able to be per formed with 10 MV ter minal voltage instead of 9 MV.