Development of Low Radioactive Molecular Sieves for Ultra-Low Background Particle Physics Experiment

preprint2020arXivOpen access

Abstract

This study develops low radioactive molecular sieves (MS) for ultra-low background particle physics experiment. The manufactured MS is of type 4A. 226^{226}Ra and 232^{232}Th have concentrations of about 57 and 198 mBq/kg, respectively, measured by applying high-purity germanium (HPGe) measurement. The reduction of the radioactivity from the commercial one is about 99 and 97 percent for 226^{226}Ra and 232^{232}Th, respectively. Furthermore, the radon emanation rate from MS filter is about 2.1 mBq, which is measured by utilizing pin-photo type radon detector. This developed MS is expected to remove the impurity from the noble gas, in which low radioactivity is needed such as dark matter search experiment.

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