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A Bibliography of

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Activation Analysis

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PREFACE

This bibliography is the third of a series of

bibliographies on the application of Activation Analysis

to specific subjects. The bibliographies in this series

are produced from the master files of the Analytical

Chemistry Division's Activation Analysis Information Center

and will be .periodically updated.

W. Wayne Meinke, Chief

Analytical Chemistry Division

IV
POLLUTION ANALYSIS: A BIBLIOGRAPHY OP

THE LITERATURE OF ACTIVATION ANALYSIS

G. J. LutZj Editor

The literature of the use of activation analysis

of pollution samples is reindexed In detail with respect

to Element Determined, Matrix Analyzed and Technique

Used for precise literature searching. An author index

is included.

Key words: Activation analysis, element determined,

matrix analyzed, pollution analysis,

technique used.

INTRODUCTION

This publication, Pollution Analysis: A Bibliography of the Literature of Activation Analysis, is

one of a series of specialized bibliographies on

Activation Analysis, prepared by the Analytical Chemistry

Division's Activation Analysis Information Center.

Publications obtained by the center for inclusion

in the Activation Analysis Literature Storage and

Retrieval Systems are indexed according to the broad

categories of Element Determined, Matrix Analyzed and

Technique Used. Currently there are 106 descriptive

terms under Matrix Analyzed and 53 under Technique Used.

Candidates for inclusions in this bibliography

were extracted from the matrix categories water, air

atmosphere, foodstuffs, pesticides, particles, dusts,

drugs and soils. The publications included in this

bibliography have been reindexed in greater detail with
respect to Matrix Analyzed and Technique Used, thus

allowing users to make very specific searches on topics

of interest.

An author index has been included and it is hoped

that readers will point out omissions to the editor.

Revisions to this bibliography will be published at

appropriate intervals

.

The editor thanks Mr. R. J. Boreni of the Activation Analysis Literature Center for his efforts on

behalf of this bibliography.

vi
POLLUTION ANALYSIS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

54 BLANCHARD, R.L, * LEDDICOTTE, G ( W,

THE DETERMINATION OF TRACE ELEMENTS JN WATER BY

NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

ORNL-2620, W2 (1959), (ENGLISH), US AEC, ORNL*

OAK RIDGE, TENNESSEE,

55 BLANCHARD, R,L. * LEDDICOTTE, G,W, * MOELLER, D,W,

NEUTRON-aCTIVaTION ANALYSIS OK DRINKING W A TER»

SECOND UNITED NATIONS INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON

THE PEACEFUL USES OF ATOMIC ENERGY, 28, P/796,

Slli.516 (1958), (ENGLISH), ORNL, USAEC, OAK RIDGE,

TENN,

56 BLANCHARD, R,L. * LEDDICOTTE, G,W, * MOELLER, D,W,

WATER ANALYSIS BY NEUTRON ACTJVATION,

J, AM, WATER WORKS ASSOC,, 5%, 967*980 (1959),

(ENGLISH*, ORNL, US AEC# OAK RIDGE, TENNESSEE,

184 GOLD, R.

BERYLLIUM-HaZaRD DETECTION USJNG POLON IUM*2iO

ALPHAS

NUCLEONICS, 15, NO, 11, ll4, Il7-n8 (1957),

(ENGLISH*, ARMOUR RESEARCH FOUNDATION OF THE

ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, CHICAGO,

ILLINOIS!

185 GolO, R, * STONE, C,A,

DETECTION OF AlR*BORNE blERYLLIUM UUST, FINAL

REPORT COVERING THE PERIOD FROM MAY 1955 TO

FEBRUARY 1957,

AECU*35qS» 76P,, APRIL 25, j.957, (ENGLISH), ARMOUR

RESEARCH FOUNDATION, ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF

TECHNOLOGY, CHICAGO. ILLINOIS,

290 LEDUJCOTTE, q,w, * MOELLER* D,«,

DETERMINATION OF TRACE ELEMENTS IN WATER BY

NEUTRON RaDJOaCTIVaTIQN ANALYSIS,

ORNL CF 6l«5*»ll8, 32P,, MAY 29, 1961, (ENGLISH),

OAK RIDGi NATIONAL LAB,, OAK RJDGE, TENN,

476 SMALES, A,A, * PATE, B.U,

THE DETERMINATION OF SUB*MIC«OGRaM QUANTITIES OF

ARSENIC 8Y RADIOACTIVATION, PaRT HI, THE

determination of arsenic jn biological material,

analyst, 77, 196-202 (1952), (english), aere,

Harwell, England,
POLLUTION ANALYSIS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

562

935

966

1036

1056

1266

FlNEMAN,

ERWALLi L.'G.

FORSBERG, H,Q,

ORE

BUCHANAN, J.D, * GUJNN, V,P,

ANALYSIS OF FOODS BY NEUTRON'ACT I VaT ION

TECHNIQUES,

FOOD TECM.i 17, 17»22 (1963), (ENGLISH),

ATOMIC DIVISION, GENERAL DYNAMICS CORP,,

DIEGO, CALIF,

GENERAL

SAN

U,G,

PARTICULATE AIR

PARKINSON, T,F, * GRANT,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF

CONTAMINANTS,

NATURE, 197, 479-480 (1963), (ENGLISH), DEPARTMENT

OF NUCLEAR ENGINEERING, UNIVERISTY OF FLORIDA,

GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA,

GU1NN, V,P X MODERN NlUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -- NEW

TECHNIQUES AND NEW APPLICATIONS,

GA-4373, 17P,, JULY 23, 1963, (ENGLISH), GENERAL

ATOMIC DIVISION OF GENERAL DYNAMICS, SAN DIEGQi

CALIF,

DUCE, R f A, * WASSON# J.T, * WINCHESTER, J,W, * BURNS F C

ATMOSPHERIC IODINE, 8K0MINE* AND CHLORINE,

J, GEOPHYS, RES,, 68, 3943*394? (1963),

(ENGLISH*, MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY*

CAMBRIDGE. MASS,
POLLUTION ANALYSIS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

1326 KOCH, R,C, * KEjSCHi B,

NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS STUDIES OF J-129 IN

THE BIOSPHERE

L ANALYSE PAR

* RADJOACT I VaTIOM ET SES APPLICATIONS

AUX SCIENCES BIOLOGIQWES, PRESSES UN I VERSI Ta IRES

DE FRANCE* 108, BLVD. SA INT-GERMA JN, PARIS, 6E,

47*68 (1964), (ENGLISH), PITTSBURGH, PA,

1569 DUCfc, R t A, * WINCHESTER, J,W, * VaN NAHL, T,W,

IODINE, BROMINE, AND CHLORINE IN THE HAWAIIAN

MARINE ATMOSPHERE,

J, GEOPHYS, RES,, 7q. t/75*i799 <l965>, (ENGLISH),

DEPARTMENTS OF GEOLOGY AND GEOPHYSICS AND OF

CHEMISTRY, MIT, CAMBRIDGE, MASS,

1746 TUCKERMAN, M,M, * BATE, L.C, LEUDJCOTTE, G.W,

DETERMINATION OF TRACE ELEMENTS IN DRUGS BY

NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

U, PHARM, SCI,, 53, 983*984 (1964), (ENGLISH), OAK

RIDGE NATIONAL LABORATORY, OAK RIDGE, TENN,

1874 WINCHESTER, J,W, * DUCE, R,A,

HALOGEN GEOCHEMISTRY,

TECH, ENG. NEWS, 27*31 (MAY 1965), (ENGLISH),

DEPARTMENT OF GEOPHYSICS, MIT, CAMBRIDGE, MASS,

1913 MERCER, W,A,

APPLICATION OF RADIOCHEMISTRY TECHNIQUES IN FOOD

PROCESSING RESEARCH, RADIOISOTOPIC TRACER

TECHNIQUES JN EVALUATION AND IMPROVEMENT OF

INDUSTRY PRACTICES FOR REMOVAL UF PESTICIDE

RESIDUES FROM FOODS,

SAN»1Q22* 93P,, FEBRUARY 1963, (ENGLISH), NATIONAL

CANNERS ASSOCIATION WESTERN RESEARCH LABORATORY,

BERKELEY, CALIF,

i962 CHOY, T K

THE DETERMINATION OF GOLD IN COSMJC DUST

COLLECTION BY NUCLEAR ACTIVaTjQN ANALYSIS,

ANAL, CHIM, ACTA, 34, 372«374 d966), (ENGLISH),

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DJEGO, CALIF,
POLLUTION ANALYSIS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

2553 FULLER, R,K, * CONNOR, J,D, LUKENS, H,R, * FLEISHMAN, D,M,

NEUTRON ACTIVaTJON ANALYSIS FOR PLUTONIUM MjXfcD IN

SOIL.

PROCEEDINGS 1965 JNTEKMaT J ONAL CONFERENCE, MODERN

TRENDS IN ACTIVATION aNaLYSJS, COLLEGE STATION,

TEXAS, 324-326, APRIL 19»22, 1965, (ENGLISH),

U,S, NAVAL RADIOLOGICAL DEFENSE LABORATORY, SaN

FRANCISCO, CALIF,

2563 CHRJSTELL, R, ERWALL, L,G, * LJUNiiGREN, K, * SJOSTRAND, B, * WESTERMARK, T,

METHODS OF ACTIVATION ANALYSIS FOR MERCURY IN THE

BIOSPHERE AND IN FOODS,

PROCEEDINGS !965 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, MODERN

TRENDS IN ACTIVATION aNaLYSJS, COLLEGE ST A TjON,

TEXAS, 380-382, APRIL 19*22, 1965, (ENGLISH),

ISOTOPES TECHNIQUES LABORATORY, (PL), STOCKHOLM,

SWEDEN,

2656 skougstad, m,w, * fishmam, m.j,

water analysis,

anal, chem,, 37, 232r*260r (aprjl 1965),

(english*, u,s, geological survey, denver,

Colorado:

2790 GUINN, V,P 4 * MaDJGAN, S.C, * RUCH, R,R,

APPLICATIONS OF NEUfRQM-ACTI VATJON ANALYSIS IN

SCIENTIFTC CRIME DETECTION, QUARTERLY REPORT TOR

THE PERIOD ENDING APRIL 30, 1963,

GAM297, 22P,, MAY 31, 1963, (ENGLISH), GENERAL

ATOMIC, CENERAL DYNAMICS, SA* DIEGO, CALIF,

2852 LANUSTROM, 0, * WENNER, C,G,

NEUTRON^ACTIVATJON ANALYSJS OF NATURAL WATER

APPLIED TO HYQROGEOLOGY,

AE.204, 28P,, DECEMBER 1965, (ENGLISH),

AKTIEBOLAGET ATOMENERGI, STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN,

2981 MORGAN, D,J, * DUXBURY, 5,

THE DETERMINATION OF CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS IN

THE ATMOSPHERE BY ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

ANN, OCCUPATIONAL HYG,, 8, 253*256 (JULY 1965),

(ENGLISH., HEALTH PHYSICS AND MEDICAL DIVISION,

AERE, HARWELL, ENGLAND,
POLLUTION ANALYSIS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

2998 NIELSEN, J,M, * BEASLEY, T,M,

RADIOCHEMICAL DETERMINATION OF PLUTQNJUM FOR

RADIOLOGICAL PURPOSES,

PLUTONIUM HANDBOOK, A GUIDE TO THE TECHNOLOGY.

VOL 2t WICK, O.J, (ED,>. NEW YORK, GORDON AND

BREACH, SCIENCE PUBLISHERS, 921*936, 1967.

(ENGLISH*, BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE, PACIFIC

NORTHWEST LABORATORY, RJCHLA*D# WASHINGTON,

3084 RUZJCKA, J, * STARYi J, • ZEMAN, A,

SUBSTOICHIOMETRJC DETERMINATION OF TRACES OF

MERCURY BY ACTIVATION ANALYSIS AND ISOTOPIC

DILUTION,

J, ANAL. CHEM,, USSR, l9, NO, 8, 868*872 (AUGUST

1964), 5===ENGLISH TRANSLATION), CZECH HIGHER

TECHNICAL SCHOOL, PRAGUE, CZECHOSLOVAKIA.

3505 GUINN, V,P,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS IN THE PETROLEUM AND CHEMJCaL

INDUSTRY,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATIONS,

LENIHAN, J,M,A,# THOMSON, S.J, (EUS.), NEW YORK.

ACADEMIC PRESS, 129*132, 1965, (ENGLISH),

GENERAL ATOMIC DIVISION, GENERAL DYNAMICS CORP,,

SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA,

3791 TEXAS A AND M

INVESTIGATIONS IN AUTOMATED ACTJVaTJON ANALYSJS,

TEES*267l«5, l57P,, AUGUST 31, 1966, (ENGLISH),

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS RESEARCH LABORATORY, TEXAS A

AND M UNIVERSITY, COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS,

3808 BRUNE, D, • LANDSTRQM, Q,

FREEZING TECHNIQUE IN NEUTRON ACTJVaTJON ANALYSIS

RADIOCHIM, ACTA, 5, 228-230 (JULY 1966), (ENGLISH)

(GERMAN AND FRENCH SUMMARIES), AB ATUMENERGJ,

STUDSVIK, NYKOPJNG, SWEDEN,

3969 TUREKJAN, K,K,

TRACE ELEMENTS JN SEA WATER AND OTHER NaTURaL

WATERS

YALE-2912-12, 60P,, AUGUST 31, 1966, (ENGLISH),

YALE UNIVERSITY, DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY,

4412 FISHMAN, M,J, * ROBJNSON, B,P, # MIDGETT, M,R,

WATER ANALYSIS,

ANAL. CHEM,, 39, NO, 5, 26J.R-294R (APRIL 1967),

(ENGLISH), U,S, GEOLOGJCAL SURVEY, DENVER,

COLORADO.
POLLUTION ANALYSIS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

5397 winchester, j,w, * duce, k,ai

the global distribution ok iodine, bromine, and

chlorine in marine aerosols,

na.turwissenschaften, 54, 110*113 (march 1967>.

(english>, Massachusetts institute of technology,

department of geology a nd geophysics, cambridge,

MASS,

5749 KOBAYASHI, M,

SURVEY OF FLOw AND CONTaM I NaT J ON OF RJVER BY

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF NON-RADIOACT I VE TRaCERi

GENSHJRYOKU KOGYO, i2, NO, %0§ 39*43 (OCTOBER

1966), (JAPANESE), JAPAN ATOMIC ENERGY RESEARCH

INSTITUTE,

5920 NAGATSUKA, S, * SUZUKI, H, * NAKAJIMA, K, * KOBAYASHI, M,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF BROMJNIE BY 14 MEV NEUTRONS

IN ACTIVABLE TRACER STUDY OF RIVER FLOW,

RADIOISOTOPES (TOKYO), 16, 504*508 (OCTOBER 1967).

(ENGLISH) (JAPANESE SUMMARY), TOKYO METROPOLITAN

ISOTOPE RESEARCH CENTER, JAPAN ATOMIC ENERGY

RESEARCH INSTITUTE, JAPAN,

5967

5975 WAINERDJ, R,E, * MENON, M,P,

COMPARISON OF NUCLEAR ACTIVATION METHODS FOR

BROMINE, INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSES OF PESTICIDES IN

PLANT MATERIALS CLOSE TO THE LIMIT OF SENSITIVITY,

NUCLEAR ACTIVATION TECHNIQUES IN THE LIFE

SCIENCES? PROCEEDINGS OF A SYMPOSIUM, AMSTERDAM,

8<*12 MAY 1967, JAEA VIENNA, 33»50, 1967,

(ENGLISH), TEXAS A AND M UNIVERSJTy, COLLEGE

STATION, TEXAS,
POLLUTION ANALYSIS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

5990 BQWEN, H,J,M,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS IN BOTANY AND AGRICULTURE,

SURVEY PAPER,

NUCLEAR ACTIVATION TECHNIQUES IN THE LIFE

SCIENCES, PROCEEDINGS UF a SYMPOSIUM, AMSTERDAM,

8*12 MAY 1967, IAEA VIENNA, 287*299, 1967,

(ENGLISH*, UNIVERSITY UF READING, READING,

BERKS,, ENGLAND,

6017 WINCHESTER, J,W, * DUCE, R,A,

NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OK LEAD POLLUTION

AEROSOLS*

NUCLEAR ACTIVATION TECHNIQUES IN THE LIFE

SCIENCES, PROCEEDINGS UF A SYMPOSIUM, AMSTERDAM,

8*12 MAY 1967, IAEA VIENNA, 63l»643, 1967,

(ENGLISH*, UNIVERSITY UF MICHIGAN, ANN ARBOR,

MICHIGAN AND UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII, HONOLULU,

HAWAII,

6307 LEE, J, * JERVIS, R,E,

DETECTION OF POLLUTANTS IN AIRBORNE P4RTICULATES

BY ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

TRANS, AMER, NUCL. SOC,# 11, b>0*51 (JUNE 1968),

(ENGLISH*, UNIVERSITY UF TURONTO, CANADA,

6308 RAYUDU, G,V,S, » TIEFENBACH, B, * JERVIS, R,E,

NEUTRON ACTIVaTJON DETEHM

I

M A T ION UF TRACE MERCERY

IN CANADIAN FOODS,

TRANS, AMER, NUCL. SOC,» 11, 54*55 (JUNE 1968),

(ENGLISH*, UNIVERSITY UF TORONTO, CANADA,

6320 GREENE, R.E,

TRACING WITH ACTIVABLE TRACERS, PART I,

ISOTOP, RADJAT, TECHNULt. 9, 269-277 (SUMMER

1968), (ENGLISH), USA,

6362 DUCE, R,A, * WINCHESTERi J,W, * VAN NAHL» T,W,

IODINE, BROMINE, AND CHLORINE IN WINTER AEROSOLS

AND SNOW FROM BARROW, ALASKA,

TELLUS, XVIII, NO, 2, 238*249 (1966), (ENGLISH)

(RUSSIAN SUMMARYJi DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY AND

GEOPHYSICS, MJT, CAMBRIDGE, MASS,

6363 WINCHESTER, J,W, * DUCE, R,A,

COHERENCE OF IODINE AND BROMINE IN THE ATMOSPHERE

OF HAWAII* NORTHERN ALASKA, AND MASSACHUSETTS,

TELLUS, XVIII, NO, 2, 287*292 (1966), (ENGLISH)

(RUSSIAN SUMMARY), DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY AND

GEOPHYSICS, MIT, CAMBRIDGE, *ASS,
POLLUTION ANALYSIS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

6364

6365

6393

6848

6859

WINCHESTER, J,W, * ZOLLER, W,H, * DUCE, R,A, • BENSON, C.9,

LEAD AND HALOGENS IN POLLUTJON AEROSOLS AND SNOW

FROM FAIRBANKS* ALASKA,

ATMOSPHERIC ENVIRONMENT, 1, 105*119 (1967).

(ENGLISH*, DEPARTMENT UF GEOLOGY AND GEOPHySJCS

MJT, CAMBRIDGE* MASS,

NASS, H.W, * KRAMERi H,H.

Rapid determination of thorium air filters by

NEUTRONwACTIVaTION ANALYSIS,

UCRL-1814Q, 91-99, UNDATED, (ENGLISH), UNION

CARBIDE CORPORATION, STERLING FOREST RESEARCH

CENTER, TUXEDO, N,Y,

DAHL, J,B,

STUDIES OF AIR POLLUTION USING TRACERS,

TIDSSKR, KJEMI, BEGV, MET,, 28, 1Q9-111 (MAY

196s). (NORWEGIAN), INSTITUTT FOR ATOMENERGJ,

KJELLER,

KOBAYASHI

TOMJNaGa,

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HASHIMOTO

ACTIVAB

INSECTI

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ENOMOTO, S, # BANDO, S, * WADA, N, # MaEDA, S, * KAWAKAMJ, Y,

TACHJKAWA, N, * TAKENAGA, T, - HASHIMOTO, Y,

CER STUDY OF DISTRIBUTION OF

PRAYED FROM A HELICOPTER,

CONFERENCE UN RADIOISOTOPES

PAPERS), NIPPON TOSHI CENTER,

KAN, MAY 13*15, 1969, PAPER B/(3)«4,

, (ENGLISH), RADIOISOTOPE CENTER,

ENERGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE AND

AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY,
POLLUTION ANALYSIS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

6860 SUZUKI, M, * OHNO, S, * OKABAYASHJ, H, * HONGO, S,

* UOHATA, T,

DISTRIBUTION AND EXCRETION OF INHALED EU BY RaTS

AS APPLIED FOR AND ACTIVABLE TRaCER,

THE 9TM JA^AN CONFERENCE ON! RADIOISOTOPES

(ABSTRACTS OF PaPERS># NIPPON TOSHI CENTER,

KOZIMACHI KAIKAN, MAY 13*15, 1969, PAPER

B/(ll)-6, 256*257, 1969, (ENGLISH), NATIONAL

INSTITUTE OF RADIOLOGICAL SCIENCES,

6921 LOUCKS, R,M, * WINCHESTER, J,W, * MATSON, W,R f * TIFFANY, HiA,

THE HALOGEN COMPOSITION OF AEROSOL PaRTJCLES OVER

LAKE MICHIGAN,

NBS SPEC, PUBL, 312, VOLi 1, MODERN TRENDS IN

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, 36«42, JUNE 1969, (ENGLISH),

DEPARTMENT OF METEOROLOGY AND OCEaNOGRaPHy,

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,

6922

6923 DUDEY, N.D. * ROSS, L,E, * NOSHKIN, V,E,

APPLICATION OF ACTIVATION ANALYSIS AND UE(LI)

DETECTION TECHNIQUES FOR THE DETEHM INaT ION OF

STABLE ELEMENTS IN MARINE AEROSOLS,

NBS SPEC, PUBL, 312, VOL, I, MUDERN TRENDS IN

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, 55*61, JUNE 1969, (ENGLISH),

ARGONNE NATIONAL LABORATORY, ARGONNE, ILLINOjS,

AND WOODS HOLE OCEANOGRA p HlC INSTITUTION, WOODS

HOLE, MASS,

6926 LEDDICOTTE, G,W,

SPECIFIC ACTIVATION ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES AND

METHODS FOR THE ASSAY OF TRACE SUBSTANCES IN

AQUATIC AND TERRESTRIAL ENVIRONMENTS,

NBS SPEC, PUBL. 312, VOL, I, MODERN TRENDS IN

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, 76-80, JUNE 1969, (ENGLISH),

NUCLEAR ENGINEERING AND RADIOLOGICAL SCIENCES,

UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI, COLUMBIA, MJSSOURJ,

9
POLLUTION ANALYSIS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

6944 GRlMANIS, A,P,

SIMULTANEOUS DETERMINATION OF ARSENIC AND COPPER

IN WINES AND BIOLOGICAL MATERIALS BY NEUTRON

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

NttS SPEC, PUBL, 3X2, VOL. I. MODERN TRENDS IN

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, 197-202, JUNE 1969,

(ENGLISH), CHEMISTRY DJVISJON, NUCLEAR CENTER

DEMOCRITOS, ATHENS, GREECE,

7120 IDDJNGS, FTA,

NUCLEAR METHODS IN AlK AND WATER POLLUTION

ANALYSIS*

ENVIRON, SCI, TECHNOLn 3, NO, 2, 132«H0 (1969),

(ENGLISH*, NUCLEAR SCIENCE CENTER, LOUISIANA

STATE UNIVERSITY, BATQM ROUGE, LOUISIANA,

7123 KEAmE, J d 4 * FIsMEr, E,M,r.

ANALYSIS OF TRACE ELEMENTS JN AIRBORNE

particulates by neutron actjv a tion and gamma Ray

spectrometry,

atmos, environ,, 2# no, 6, 603-614 (1968),

(english), health physics a^d medical division,

aere, harwell, didcqt, berks,, england.

7126 GUINN, V,P,

NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS AND ITS APPLICATION TO

THE ANALYSIS OF FOOD PRODUCTS,

J, AMER, OIL CHEM, SOC,, 45, NO, 11, 767-774

(1968), (ENGLISH), GULF GENERAL ATOMIC INC,, SAN

DJEGO, CALIF,

7140

7242 fer, a, * fourcy, a,

Rapid simultaneous deTekmjnaTjon of traces of

BROMINE AND ARSENIC IN PLANT MATERIALS, USING

NEUTRON ACTIVATION AND DISTILLATION,

NUCL, APPL,, 6, 360*364 (APRIL 1969), (ENGLISH),

LABORATOTRE DE BI0L0GI5 VE5ETALE, CENTRE ETUDES

NUCLEAIRES DE GRENOBLE, FRANCE,

10
POLLUTION ANALYSIS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

7328 NjSHIMURA, K, * HJRAYAMA, T,

INVESTIGATION OF ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF TR A CB

MERCURY IN GAS BY RADIOISOTOPE TRACER MfcTHOD,

Radioisotopes <tokyo>, i7# 562-S68 (December

1968), (JAPANESE) (ENGLISH SUMMARY), CENTRAL

RESEARCH LABORATORY, SHOWa DENKO KK # TaMaGaWA*2,

OTA.KU, TOKYO,

7332 SHINBORI, Y, * KUWAHARA, H,

RADIOACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF TRACE ARSENJC IN

REFINED SOYBEAN OILS, SUNFLOWER OJLS, AND Ra?E

SEED OILS,

YUKAGAKU, 18, 147*148 (MARCH 1969), (JAPANESE)

(ENGLISH SUMMARY), ATOMIC RESEARCH LABORATORY OF

MUSASHI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, UZENJI YOTSUTA,

KAWASAKj;

7898 BqhANNON J»R»

NEUTRON ACTJVATION

JtN

RESO URCES

VER GH ESE, Ki * WEAVER,

ANALYSIS IN WATER

MANAGEMENT FOR NORTH CAROLINA,

TRANS, AMER, NUCLi SOC,, 12, 41 (JUNE 1969),

(ENGLISH*, NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY,

7901 DAS, H,a,

APPLICATION OF ACTIVATIOM ANALYSIS TO THE PROBLEM

OF AIR POLLUTION,

CHEM, WEEKBL,, 65, NO, 30, 7*8 (1969), (DUTCH),

NETHERLANDS,

7911 DAS, H,A,

THE DETERMINATION OF BRUMJNE IN WHEAT, FLOUR A^D

BREAD BY NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

RCN*1Q6, IIP,, JULY 1V69, (ENGLISH), REACTOR

CENTRUM, NEDERLAND,

7927 KOSTA, L, * BYRNE, A,R,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS FOR MERCERY

SAMPLES AT NANOGRAM LEVEL,

TALANTA, 16, NO, 9, 1297«l3()3 (1969),

(GERMAN AND FRENCH SUMMARIES), FACULTY OF NATURAL

SCIENCES, UNIVERSITY OF LJUBLJANA AND NUCLEAR

INSTITUTE JOZEF STEFAN, LJUBLJANA, YUGOSLAVIA,

IN BIQLOGJCAL

(ENGLISH)

11
POLLUTION ANALYSIS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

8008

8017 BRAR, S,S f * GUSTaFSON, P,F,

NEUTRON ACTIVaTJON ANALYSJS OF AIRBORNE TRACE

ELEMENTS IN THE CHICAGO AREA,

TRANS, AMER, NUCL. SOC,, 1?, NO, 2, 485-486

(NOVEMBER 1969), (ENGLISH), ARGONNE NATIONAL

LABORATORY,

8023 CHANNELL, J,K, # KRUGER, P,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS FgR ESTUARINE TRACER STUDIES,

TRANS, AMER, NUCL, SOC.i 12, NO, 2, 5go (NOVEMBER

1969), (ENGLISH), STANFORD,

8072 ARGONNE NATIONAL LABORATORY

A SYSTEM FOR THE NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF

TRACE ELEMENTS IN S A MPLfcS OF BlOLOGICAt aNd

ENVIRONMENTAL INTEREST,

ARGONNE NATIONAL LABORATORY REVIEWS, 98-105

(OCTOBER 1969), (ENGLISH), ARGONNE NATIONAL

LABORATORY, ARGONNE, ILLINOIS,

8145 RAnCItELLI, L,A, * TAf^R* T.M,

MULTIELEMENT aNaLYSJS OF COLUMBIA RJVER W A TfcR BY

NEUTRON ACTJVaTION AND CHEMJCaL SEPaRaTjON

TECHNIQUES,

BNWL-1051 (PART 2), I37»14l, JUNE 1969,

(ENGLISH*, BATTELLE NORTHWEST, PACIFIC NORTHWEST

LABORATORY, RICHLAND, WASHINGTON,

12
APPENDIX I

POLLUTION ANALYSIS - AUTHOR INDEX

ARGONNE NATIONAL

LABORATORY 8072

BANDO, S.

BATE, L.C.

BEASLEY, T.M.

BENSON, C.S.

BLANCHARD, R.L,

BOHANNON, J.R.

BOWEN, H.J.M.

BRAR, S.S.

BRUNE, D.

BUCHANAN, J.D.

BURNHAM, CD.

BURNS, F.C.

BYRNE, A.R.

6859

1746

2998

6364

54 55 56

7898

5990

6922 8017

3808

935

6922

1266

7927

CHANNELL, J.K.

CHOY, T.K.

CHRISTELL, R.

8023

1962

2563

DAHL, J.B.

DAS, H.A.

DUCE, R.A.

DUDEY, N.D.

DUXBURY, G.

6848

7901 7911

1266 1569 1874 5397 6017 6362

6363 6364 6365

6923

2981

ENOMOTO, S.

ERWALL, L.G.

6859

562 2563

FER, A.

FINEMAN, I.

7242

562

1-1
POLLUTION ANALYSIS - AUTHOR INDEX

FISHER, E.M.R.

FISHMAN, M.J.

FLEISHMAN, D.M.

FORSBERG, H.G.

FOURCY, A.

FULLER, R.K.

7123

2656 4412

2553

562

7242

2553

GOLD, R.

GRANT, L.G.

GREENE, R.E.

GRIMANIS, A. P.

GUINN, V.P.

GUSTAFSON, P.F.

184 185

966

6320

6944

935 1056 2790 3505 7126 7140

8017

HASHIMOTO, M.

HASHIMOTO, Y.

HATTORI, D.M.

HIRAYAMA, T.

HONGO, S.

6859

6859

6922

7328

6860

IDDINGS, F.A. 7120

JERVIS, R.E. 6307 6308

KANABROCKI, E.L.

KAWAKAMI, Y.

KEANE, J.R.

KEISCH, B.

KOBAYASHI, M.

KOCH, R.C.

KOSTA, L.

KRAMER, H.H.

6922

6859

7123

1326

5749 5920 6859

1326

7927

6393

1-2
POLLUTION ANALYSIS - AUTHOR INDEX

KRUGER, P. 8023

KUWAHARA, H. 7332 8008

LANDSTROM, 0. 2852 3808

LEDDICOTTE, G.W. 54 55 56 290 1746 6926

LEE, J. 6307

LININGER, R.L. 6365

LJUNGGREN, K. 562 2563

LOUCKS, R.H. 6921

LUKENS, H.R. 2553

MADIGAN, S.C. 2790

MAEDA, S. 6859

MATSON, W.R. 6365 6921

MENON, M.P. 5975

MERCER, W.A. 1913

MIDGETT, M.R. 4412

MOELLER, D.W. 55 56 290

MOORE, C.E. 6922

MORGAN, D.J. 2981

NAGATSUKA, S. 5920

NAKAJIMA, K. 5920

NAKASA, H. 5967

NASS, H.W. 6393

NELSON, D.M. 6922

NIELSEN, J.M. 2998

NISHIMURA, K. 7328

NOSHKIN, V.E. 6923

CONNOR, J.D. 2553

OHNO, H. 5967

OHNO, S. 6860

1-3
POLLUTION ANALYSIS - AUTHOR INDEX

OKABAYASHI, H.

OOHATA, T.

6860

6860

PARKINSON, T.F.

PATE, B.D.

PIRTLE, O.L., JR.

966

476

1036

RANCITELLI, L.A

RAYUDU, G.V.S.

ROBINSON, B.P.

ROSS, L.E.

RUCH, R.R.

RUZICKA, J.

8145

6308

4412

6923

2790

3084

SCHMITT, R.A.

SENOO, M.

SHINBORI, Y.

SJOSTRAND, B.

SKOUGSTAD, M.W.

SMALES, A. A.

SOYA, I.

STARY, J.

STONE, C.A.

SUZUKI, H.

SUZUKI, M.

7140

6859

7332 8008

2563

2656

476

8008

3084

185

5920

6860

TACHIKAWA, N.

TAKENAGA, T.

TANNER, T.M.

TARRAS, S.

TEXAS A AND M

TIEFENBACH, B.

TIFFANY, M.A.

6859

6859

8145

1036

3791

6308

6921

1-4
POLLUTION ANALYSIS - AUTHOR INDEX

TOMINAGA, H. 6859

TUCKERMAN, M.M. 1746

TUREKIAN, K.K. 3969

VAN NAHL, T.W. 1569 6362

VERGHESE, K. 7898

WADA, N. 6859

WAINERDI, R.E. 5975

WASSON, J.T. 1266

WEAVER, J.N. 7898

WENNER, C.G. 2852

WESTERMARK, T. 2563

WINCHESTER, J.W. 1266 1569 1874 5397 6017 6362

6363 6364 6365 6921

ZEMAN, A. 3084

ZOLLER, W.H. 6364

1-5

APPENDIX II

POLLUTION ANALYSIS - ELEMENT DETERMINED

ALUMINUM

966 1746 6922 7123 8017

ANTIMONY

54 56 1746 2790 6307 6923 8017 8145

ARSENIC

54 55 56 290 476 1746 3791 6307 6944 7242 7332 8145

BARIUM

54 55 56 290 966

BERYLLIUM

184 185

BROMINE

54 55 56 290 1266 1569 1746 3505 3791 5397 5975 6017 6307

6362 6363 6364 6365 6921 6922 7123 7140 7242 7911 8017 8145

CADMIUM

6923

CALCIUM

54 56 6307

CERIUM

6923

CESIUM

8145

CHLORINE

54 55 56 290 966 1266 1569 1746 1913 2981 5397 6017 6362

6363 6364 6365 6921 6922 7123 7140 7898 8017

II-l
POLLUTION ANALYSIS - ELEMENT DETERMINED

CHROMIUM

2790 6923 7898 8017 8145

COBALT

6307 6923 8017 8145

COPPER •

54 55 56 290 1746 2790 6307 6923 6944 7123 8145

EUROPIUM

6923

GALLIUM

1746 6923

GOLD

6923 8145

HAFNIUM

6923

INDIUM

6923 7123

IODINE

54 55 56 290 966 1266 1569 5397 6017 6362 6363 6364

6365 6921

IODINE-129

1326

IRON

6307 6923 8017 8145

LANTHANUM

2790 6307 6923

1 1-2
POLLUTION ANALYSIS - ELEMENT DETERMINED

MAGNESIUM

54 55 56 290

MANGANESE

54 55 56 290 966 1746 2790 6922 7123 7898 8017 8145

MERCURY

1746 2563 2790 3084 3505 3791 6307 6308 6923 7140 7328 7927

8008 8017 8145

PHOSPHOROUS

54 56

PLUTONIUM

2553 2998

POTASSIUM

54 55 56 290 8145

RUBIDIUM

54 55 56 290 8145

SAMARIUM

6923

SCANDIUM

1746 2790 6307 6923 8017 8145

SELENIUM

562 6923 8145

SILICON

54 56

SILVER

8145

1 1-3
POLLUTION ANALYSIS - ELEMENT DETERMINED

SODIUM

54 55 56 290 966 1746 2790 6922 7123 7898 8017 8145

STRONTIUM

54 55 56 290

TERBIUM •

6923

THORIUM

54 55 56 290 1746 6393

URANIUM

290 8145

VANADIUM

6922 7123 8017

YTTERBIUM

6923

ZINC

54 55 56 290 6307 6923 8017 8145

1 1-4
APPENDIX III

POLLUTION ANALYSIS - MATRIX ANALYZED

AIR, ATMOSPHERE

184 185 966 1266 1326 1569 2981 2998 5397 6017 6307 6362

6363 6364 6365 6393 6921 6922 6923 7123 7328 7901 8017

CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS IN THE ATMOSPHERE

2981

DRUGS

1746

FOODSTUFF

476 2563 2790 3791 6308 6944 7126 7140 7332 7911 7927 8008

INDUSTRIAL WASTE GASES

562

OIL FOR IDENTIFICATION OF SOURCES OF POLLUTION

2790

PESTICIDE RESIDUES

1913 3505 3791 5975 5990 7140 7242 7911 7927

RIVER SEDIMENTS

2790

SOIL

2553

WATER

54 55 56 290 1326 2790 2852 2998 3084 3969 7898 8145

III-l

APPENDIX IV

POLLUTION ANALYSIS - TECHNIQUE USED

AUTOMATED SYSTEMS

3791

9 BE(a,ny) 12 C WITH 210 PO SOURCE

184 185

DUST COLLECTION

1962

FROZEN WATER SAMPLE DURING IRRADIATION

3808 8145

GE(LI) DETECTORS

6923

GENERAL REVIEWS

935 1056 1874 2656 4412 6926 7120 7126 7140 8072

GROUP SEPARATIONS FOR WATER SAMPLES

54 55 56 290 2852 8145

STABLE ISOTOPES IN INSECTICIDE SPRAYING TRACING

6859

STABLE ISOTOPES IN RIVERS AND ESTUARIES TRACING

5749 5920 6320 8023

STABLE ISOTOPES IN STACK GAS TRACING

1036 5967 6848

STABLE LANTHANIDE ISOTOPE AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF

PLUTONIUM AND URANIUM DISTRIBUTION AND EXCRETION

6860

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