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PROCESSING OF WATER SAMPLES111 STABLE ISOTOPES AND BIOCHEMICALS 5.6.3 Isotopes and radio chemicals generally are not processed in a processing or preservation chamber, unless samples are being handled

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1. Begin by gathering all necessary information about the stable isotopes and radiochemicals you plan to fill out. This may include the specific isotopes or chemicals being used, their concentrations, and any specific instructions or guidelines provided by the manufacturer.
2. Ensure that you have the proper equipment and safety precautions in place before proceeding. This can include wearing appropriate personal protective equipment, such as gloves and goggles, and working in a well-ventilated area or inside a fume hood if required.
3. Carefully measure out the desired quantity of stable isotopes or radiochemicals using a calibrated pipette or balance, ensuring accuracy in the process. Pay close attention to any specific concentration requirements or dilutions that need to be made.
4. Transfer the measured stable isotopes or radiochemicals into the desired containers or vessels. It is important to choose appropriate storage containers that are compatible with the specific isotopes or chemicals being used, ensuring no cross-contamination or leakage occurs.
5. Label the containers or vials clearly with the necessary information, including the isotope or chemical name, concentration, and any other relevant details. This ensures proper identification and avoids any confusion or mix-ups in the future.
6. Securely seal the containers or vials to prevent any potential leaks or spills. If necessary, use sealing materials such as parafilm or tape to ensure a tight and secure closure.
7. Store the filled containers or vials in a designated area or storage facility that meets the required safety standards. Follow any specific storage instructions provided by the manufacturer or relevant regulatory agencies to maintain the stability and integrity of the isotopes or radiochemicals.
8. Keep accurate records of the filled stable isotopes or radiochemicals, including the date of filling, quantity used, and any other relevant details. This helps to track and monitor inventory levels, as well as maintain regulatory compliance.

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Stable isotopes are non-radioactive forms of elements that do not decay over time, while radiochemicals are radioactive forms of elements that undergo decay.

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The purpose of stable isotopes and radiochemicals is to track and monitor the usage, storage, and disposal of these materials to ensure safety and compliance with regulations.

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Information such as the type of isotopes and radiochemicals used, quantities purchased and disposed of, storage methods, and disposal practices must be reported.

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