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ABSTRACT
A simple technique for the estimation of radioiodide contamination in water soluble, carbon tetrachloride insoluble, radioiodinated organic compounds is described. Aqueous samples are treated by swirling for one hour with a layer of carbon tetrachloride saturated with nonradioactive elemental iodine. The disproportionation of the original radioactivity between the aqueous and I2-CCl4 layers after equilibrium is determined, and the per cent of radioactivity originally present as radioiodide is calculated therefrom. The activity originally present as radioiodide transfers into the I2-CCl4 layer, leaving the radio-organic compound in the aqueous layer.
FOOTNOTES
1 Department of Radiology, Bowman Gray School of Medicine, Wake Forest College, Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
Performed under USPHS Research Grant No. 5418. National Institute of Health.
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