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Tehran University Nuclear Centre Radiocarbon Date List I

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  18 July 2016

Charles Bovington
Affiliation:
Tehran University Nuclear Centre, P.O. Box 2989, Tehran, Iran
Roghiyeh Masoumi
Affiliation:
Tehran University Nuclear Centre, P.O. Box 2989, Tehran, Iran
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The Radiocarbon Dating Laboratory of Tehran University Nuclear Centre began operation in autumn 1970. Benzene synthesis and liquid scintillation counting was chosen as the best method for processing a large number of archaeologic specimens most of whose ages are less than twice the half-life of C14. Advantage of benzene synthesis; ease of chemical processing light transfer properties, lack of isotopie fractionation and radioactive contamination, removal of radon, and improbability of cross-contamination, have been discussed (Noakes et al., 1964; Noakes, Stipp, and Hood, 1964; Kowalski, 1965).

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