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Radiological Assessor Training
DOE-HDBK-1141-2001
Instructor's Guide
B. Chemical and radiological properties of tritium
1. Chemical forms
Show OT 7.4.
Elemental tritium (tritium gas, HT, DT, T2)
Tritiated water (tritium oxide, HTO, DTO,
T2O)
Special tritium compounds (STCs):
created by intentional combination of
tritium with the desired materials or by
inadvertent contamination of a material
that has been subjected to the presence of
tritium for a period of time.
These are classified in a number of ways,
depending on their host material (metal or
organic), rate of tritium release (stable or
unstable), and physical form (particulate or
non-particulate). They include:
Organically bound tritium (OBT); the
-
main types of OBT encountered in the
DOE complex are solvents, oils, and
solid particulates (e.g., plastics, nylon,
and organic dust forms).
Particulates; stable or insoluble forms
-
are referred to as stable tritiated
particulates (STPs).
Module 7 4


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