Zheng-Tian Lu Physics Division, Argonne National Laboratory Department of Physics, University of Chicago Supported by Department of Energy, Office of Nuclear Physics National Science Foundation, Earth Science Division JLab FEL – Opportunity for a New Generation JLab FEL – Opportunity for a New Generation of Ultrasensitive Trace Analyzer of Noble of Ultrasensitive Trace Analyzer of Noble Gas Isotopes Gas Isotopes
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Zheng-Tian LuPhysics Division, Argonne National LaboratoryDepartment of Physics, University of Chicago
Supported byDepartment of Energy, Office of Nuclear Physics
National Science Foundation, Earth Science Division
JLab FEL – Opportunity for a New Generation of JLab FEL – Opportunity for a New Generation of
Ultrasensitive Trace Analyzer of Noble Gas Ultrasensitive Trace Analyzer of Noble Gas
IsotopesIsotopes
Nobel Gas TracersNobel Gas Tracers
Half-life
Atmospheric isotopic abundance
Sources
85Kr 10.8 yr 2x10-11 Nuclear fuel reprocessing39Ar 269 yr 8x10-16 Cosmic-ray induced
reaction81Kr 229,000
yr
6x10-13 Cosmic-ray induced reaction
• Polar Ice as a natural archive temperature precipitation gas composition volcanic eruption solar variability...
• Number of 81Kr atoms in 1 liter of : Air 20,000 Water 1,000 Ice 1,000
83Kr, 82Kr...
81Kr
Cosmicp, n
81Kr
Radio-Krypton DatingRadio-Krypton Dating81Kr ((t1/2 = 230kyr, I.A.= 6 x 10-13)
National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory
Michigan State University
Full stripping at high energy (~ 4 GeV) for isobar separation: 81Kr36+ vs. 81Br35+.
Accelerator Mass Spectrometry of Kr-81Accelerator Mass Spectrometry of Kr-81W. Kutschera et al., NIM B29, 241 (1994); P. Collon et al., NIM B123, 122 (1997)
First 81Kr dating: groundwater in GAB-- P. Collon et al., EPSL 182, 103 (2000)
Methods of Trace-Isotope Analysis at PPT LevelMethods of Trace-Isotope Analysis at PPT Level
• Efficiency requirements: Practical, but far from perfection
Advantages over the existing RF discharge method:•Improve efficiency
• Metastable production efficiency• Collimate atomic beam
•Reduce sample loss and contamination
ATTA-4 with JLab FELATTA-4 with JLab FEL
Optical production of Kr* via two-photon excitation: 124 nm + 819 nm
Young et al., J. Phys. B (2002)Ding et al. RSI (2007) 5s[3/2]0
2
4p6
Ground
Metastable
5p[3/2]2
124 nm
5s[3/2]01
819 nm
Proposal to determine two-photon excitation rate in Summer, 2011 Zheng-Tian Lu, William Williams (Argonne) Charles Sukenik, Grady White (ODU) Gwyn Williams, Michelle Shinn et al. (JLab)
Kevin BaileyWei Jiang
Zheng-Tian LuPeter MuellerTom O’ConnorWill Williams
Argonne Atom Argonne Atom TrappersTrappers
ATTA TeamATTA Team
CollaboratorsCollaborators
Neil C. Sturchio University of Illinois at Chicago
Andrew M. Davis University of Chicago
L. Young & R. Dunford Chemistry Division, Argonne
Shuiming Hu University of Science & Technology of China