Abstract
In this paper, effects of geometry changes during 32P counting by a liquid scintillator are analyzed. The results obtained suggest that this effect is due to a precipitation of labelled compound from scintillation solution and settling on the bottom of the vial. Simultaneous sorption of labelled compound to the vial wall is also taken into consideration.
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