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Accelerator Mass Spectrometry
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A type of mass spectrometry in which ions in the sample are accelerated to very high kinetic energies, thus allowing for the separation of rare isotopes from more abundant isotopes.
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- National Cancer Institute
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- 2020-02-02
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