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(PART 2 -ISSUED SEPTEMBER 1968)

EDITED BY

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ABSTRACT

References to activation analysis in the open literature

are published from a computer readout. The first part of the

two-part series contains references numbered according to their

accession to the system. The second part contains an author

index and three additional indices for "element determined",

"matrix analyzed", and "technique used". The two parts, when

used together, permit a literature search defined by the three

indices . Part 1 will be updated periodically by addenda containing new references while Part 2 will be periodically revised and replaced by new pages which include cross references to

the new accessions

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Key words: Activation analysis, bibliography, element determined, literature file, matrix analyzed, technique

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APPENDIX I
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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

AALQEHTS, J,h, 818

AARQM, D, 677

ABAROV, U. 4262

ABBOSOV, 0, 53 7 t> i>707

ABDEL-AZIZ. A. 2670

ABD6L-RASS0UL, A. A. 1856 1858 2654 2870 5368

ABDEL'WAHAB, M,F. 1658

ABDULAEV, A, A. 924

ABDULLAEV, A, A, 5858

ABE, M, 288V

ABE, S, li?fll 2758 3346 3799 4189 5430

ABE, T, 838

ABElES, T,P, 2575

ABRAMSi I. A, 5870

ABRAO, A, 14 1652 28l2 2904

ABU-SAMRA, A, 351 2495

ACCARDO C.A. 21

A D A C '"• I # T, 960 1152 1315

ADAMtK, A, 59505984

ADAMIKER, D # 3360

ADAMS, F, 561 865 886 950 1064 106* 1500 1735

1841 ,5411 538I 5385

ADAMSKI, L, 923

ADlQfF, J-P, 2032

AEBERSOLD, P,C, 6060

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AEROJfcT-GfcNGKAL 644

AGELAO, 6, 4*43

AIDARKIN, B.C. 9/8

AIRQLDI, G, 2

AITKENi M, 1132

AITK6N, M,J, 1,501 1306

AKABOSHI, M, 4207 5472

AKBA^OV, U, 3/60

AKERS, L.K, 4^2

AKOUINA, L,D, 2474

AKUTSU* H f 3995

ALBERT, D, 2335

ALBERT* M, 897

ALBERT, P, 3 4 i) 6 7 fl 150 167 358 502 688 703

704 707 781 812 8l4 Pl5 921 851 879

lvi7p 1378 1410 1471 l72o 2381 ?55o

2628 ^629 2768 2?36 372l 3722 3723

4211 5921 5938 5954

ALFKSANDROV, C,A. 3S76

ALEKSANDROVA, 6.1. 6053 O072

ALEXANDER, J,L, 2574

ALEXANDER, T, 2533

ALEXANDER, W , [)

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6015 6047

ALIAN, A, 1901 I960 ?447 2951 4203 4319 5369

572b 5729

ALIMARINi I.P, 785 1068 1763 ?64l 2721 *367 3732

6/57 4310 5786

ALKHAZOV, D,G. 5435

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -AUTHORS

ALLAH, B. 5/29

ALIEN, F,G, 5402

ALLEN, L.S, 2684

ALLEN, R.O.i JR. 5946

ALLINAi Z, l n 69 1373 1636 5864

ALPATEV, Y,S, 4196

ALPE«OVITCH* E«A. 1° H

ALSTAD. J, 1^0!?

ALTHANN, H, 1*570 1703 1767 1895 3358 3360

AMAivlO, H, VI 193 605

AMBROSlNO, G, 13

AMES LABORATORY 2/70 3810

AMIEL, S, HO 77U 772 782 807 808 841 842 843

868 1023 1070 1302 1645 1 7«2 1*11

1657 1906 2634 2751 3711 5262

AMIR'JUDIN, A, 546 1169

AMSEL, G, 1915

ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY 460

ANBAR, M, 1020 1071

ANCHfeVSKU, E,V, 337y

ANDERS, E, 15 1122

ANDERS, 0,U, 16 17 18 131 549 635 105^ 1072 1248

1303 1691 3351

ANDERSEN, G.H, 507 1537 2121 2126 2348 3077 5979

ANDERSON, D.M.W, 333o 5342

ANDERSON, E,B, 2422

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ANDERSON, 6,.H, 3073 '

ANDERSON, J, ii>5 6U14

ANDERSON, R,6, 343 344

ANDERSON, R,H, 503

ANDERSON, W,A, 4289

ANDREbV, A,V, 5321 i>7til

ANDREWS, A,£, 378d

ANOSHIN, G,N, 4242

ANSELL* P.M, mx

ANTKIW, S, 1680

ANTUNbZ, H,M, 1039

A0KI ' F « 2n 79/ 82 G 1565 1671 l8 8 n 3758

AOKI, T, 5/77

ARAKI, H, 3/9 602 H53 1208 5928

ARGO-MNE NATIONAL 2390 3323

LABORATOPY

ARtNO, H, 2499 2690

ARJPOVi Gi 3362 3581

ARMBRUSTFR, R, 4209

ARMIJO, J.S, 5408

ARMISTEAD, F.C, 4252

ARMSTRONG, A, A, .JR. 1073 1472 1583 2493

ARMSTRONG, R,L. 2/31

ARNEIL, G,C, 5/55

ARNFELT, A-L, 5433

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ARTYUKHIN, P,l, 2640 .37,50 3731 5336 5500 5619 5703

5/B7

ARWILLi T. 6053

ASAI. T, 5*386

ASARO, F, 5/88

ASAYAMA, T, 1331 3328 5867

ASCOU, A, 1074

ASHEi J.B, 314 2254

ASHIROV, M,G, 3369 3370 3371

ASHWORTH, M,J, 2375

ASPT-% N, 53

ASPI^ALL, A, 5742

ATALLA, L ,T, 1650 3358

ATCHISON, G.J. 2d 23

ATENi A.H.W., JR 24 25 1249

ATHAVALE, V,T. 1427 3560

ATKINS, D.H.F, 26 27

ATOMES 531

ATOMIC ENERGY FOR 5972

PEACE.. BAUGKOK

ATOMICS 299 3/6 389 404

AUBOIN, G, 539^

AUBOUIN, G, 1045 1046 1138 1165 1819 2557

AUBRY, J, 2b

AUCHAPT, J-M, 2409

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

AUFR^WELSBACH, H. 339/ 4301

AUMANN, D,C, 196 li>28 153? 1814 2543 .7986

AUSTRALIAN ATOMIC 3066 $067

ENERGY COMMISSION

AUXIER, J. A, 993

AXMA^N, M, 31)94

AZIMOVi 5, A. 5621

AZUMA, T, 5386

BARA, H, 3/9 602 1153 1208

BABA^V* A, 1549 3386 5705 5707

BARAfV, 0. 3/66

BABALA, D, 1677

BABB, A,L, 2123 4263 5746 |

HABIKQVa, Y,F. 2/64

BACHMAN, G,S, 2/5

BACHMANN, K, 3105

BADAMOIU, M, 803

BAEDECKER, P,A, 1566 4467

BAGDAVADZE, N.V, 3/57

BAGGERLY, L.L. 596

BAILEY, L.E, 29 42J

BAIL&Y, M,R, 2/79

BAILEY, R.P, 067 1675

BAIRD, J,N,, JR, 1048

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BAKER, C.A, B50 14/t? 3488

BAKES, J,M, 16/7 1961 ?526 3948

BALCIUS, J,F« 2bs>S> 39^9

R A U D W i N , H ( F, 18 4 3

HALL* T,K. 2^09 2659

BALLAUX, C, 42^>4 t>/30

BALS&NC, L, 5Wb

BANCIL--GRILLOT, M. 3n 31 32

BANDt'Li D, l'l^O

(UNDO, S, 4 1 9 ^& 8 ^ 3341

BANKS, T,E, 53 34

BANTA, H.E, 1294

BANtflLLE, B, 1924

BARA** A, J, ^42

BARANOV, V, I

,

9H4 1U62 1393

BARBAKAUZEi L,V, Stbl

BARBAUD, J, 198

BARBb, R, 3951

BARBER, W,H. 4273 t>420

BARGAINER* J,D. l d4 ^

R ARIT, I ,Y, 5421 5781 5782

BARKER* W, 2124

BARO* G.B, «H2 1/34 2926

BARRALL* E,M,, II 9oH

BARReiRA, F, 37

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

PARRY, R,C, 2064 w

BARTHOMEUFi I). B53

BARWINSKIi A, 3335

HASlLfc, R, 3b

BASIN, Y.in, 1430

BASMAJIAN, J t A, 39/7

BASS, R, 2615

BASTUN, J, 5422

9ASTIAN, R, 4,536

BASTUN, R,P, 117

BATC^bLOP, J.S.P. 3481

BATt, fi.L, 3V 40 41 42 1076

BATE, L.f. 43 291 2?2 625 640 641 6M 763 946

973 961 1031 1060 1075 1^77 12*8 #

1350 1361 1635 1709 1713 1725 1 727

1/46 1796 ?157 2699 ?88i ?931 4232

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BATELLb MEMORIAL 1^4

INSTITUTE

BATTlSTONEi G,C, 25H4 2565 ?637

BATTYEi C.K, 6U14

BAUDlN* (5, 2v27

BAUrtGARTMhWi F, 44 1331 1529 l6g9 1732

BAUSi R.A, 729 1123

BAYLfe, P, 5444

BEAMbR, W.H, 16 22 2j 635

BEAMISH, F,6, 430/ 4312

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

BEARD, D,B, 45 46 49

BEARD, H,R, 6(177

BEARDSLEY, D,A, 1930

BEASLEY, T,M, 2998

BECK, D,J f 418

BECK, J,S, 1078

BECKER, D,A, 2537 4224 5985

8EES0N, M,H, 5936

BELIARD, L, 5/65

BELKAS, E f P, 1964 4272

BELL. R,R, 2684

6EULANCA, S,C, 2/92 2959

BELLEH, L.S, 1079

BELOV, V.I, 2965

BELYAKOV, M f A, 855 3475

BENJAMIN, R.W, 2686 3070

BENSON, A, A. 4/ 975 1462 1870 3716

BENSON, P. A, 692 1478 1584 1655 1736 1844

BENTLEY, W,C, 492

BERESS, M, 612 5501

BERGAMIN, U, 1/60

BERGAN, R,A, 996

BERG^R, R, 4001

BERGMAN, B, 1332 1800

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BERGNbR, P-E,E, 2422

BERGSTROM, J, 35 48

BERK&Y, E, 5721

BERKUTOVA, 1,0, 2/17

BERlANDl, F,J. 112V 2511 4410 6076

BERNHARD, F, 744

BERNIER, M, 2797

BERRY, D.W, 4200

BERRY, J.E, 184,5

BERTET. M, 2797

BERTON, M, 1444

BERZINi A,K, 1846 2965 3462

BERZINA, I , G, 5965 ^

BESPALOV, D,F, 760 3462

BETHARD, W,K, 648 944 1384 1708 6010 6067

BETHGt, P,0, 1239

BETTENS, 6, 1966

BETTERIDGE, D, 2455

BEYDONi J, 51 564

BEYER, W.W, 52 53

BEYERMA.MN, K, 1577

BHATMAGAR, A,S, 2318

BIANCHINI, A, 5344 5345

BIGLIOCCA, C, 579

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -AUTHORS

BILDSTEIN, H, 962 1264 2601 2950 3397 4301

BILEHELD, Li I , 522 11)80 1106

BILIDIN, U,P, 7tt4

B IL

I

M OV ICH, G.N, 5786

BIRCANIN, Li 2149

BIRD, E,D, 2534 6006

BIRD, J ( Ri 3783

8ISBY, H, 9H8 1081 1Q82 1083

BISHAY, T,Z, 1856 2654

BISHOP, M, 5547

BISHOP, W, 3126

BLACKBURN, R, 864 1084

BLAKE, K..R, 2254 2410 £505 2686 3Q7o 3794 3976

BLANC, D, 1543 5444

BLANCHARD, R,L, 54 55 56

BLANZAT, A, 57

BLINKOV, D, I , 1546 3361

BLOMSTRANDi R, 1242 134? 1747

RLONDEL, A, 1503

BLOTCKY, A, J, 1041

BLOURIi J, 3723

BLYUMENTSEV, A.M. 5577

BOBACK, M ( W, 2122

BOBLETER, 0, 1527

BOBROV-EGOROV, NI.M. 5317

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BOCHIROL. L, 1663

BOCK-WERTHMANN, W. 627 711 857 1179 2513 2775 598?

BODDY, K, 6015 OU47

BOHNAR, J, 1005

BOGANCS, j, 3350 5941

BOGARD, A,D. 729 1123

BOGDAN, J,F, 2493

BOGDANOVA, I,P, 5435

BOISDti G« 2720

BOIVlNi M, 5i>20

BONDV, C, 2924 4264 5968

B0RE1SHA, F,G, 4196

BORELLA, A, 1919 3062 a

80RG» D, 2730

BORG. D,r, 59 66* 2946

BORGHOLTHAUS, 0, 36

BORN* G,I, 1329

BORiMi H,J. 60 61 1V6 1252 1330 1528 1532 173Q

1814 2543 3986 3992 5439

HORNER, W, 2813

ROROT, M, 812

BOSHOL.M, J, 2621

BOTTINO, M,L, 913

BOTTURA, G, 5/92

BOUtfHNER, R,T. 5261

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -AUTHORS

BOUNDfcN, J,£, 1/01 2527

BOUTEN* F, 581

BOUTEN, P, 552 1085

BOUTEUi P, 393

BOUVlLLE, A, 1543

BOUZYK, J, 923

BOWEN, H,J,M, 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 284 553 7?3

1(186 1067 H26 1305 1436 1A07 ?50l

3501 35U3 3509 3949 421? 4320 ^990

BOWIE, S.H.U, 9fl8

BOYADJOV, 1

,

2431

BOYD. G,E, 70 71 72 258

BRACCO, D f J, 6049

BRADLEY, J,E,S, 73

BRADLEY, 0, 73

BRADSHAW, W,G, 45 46 49 74

BRAIER, H,A, 3011 3752

BRAMADAT, K, 555

BRAMLITT, E.T, 1804 3778

BRANCATO, 0, 2964

BRAR, S,S, 938 2552

BRATTER, P, 2775 4299 4300

BRAUN, H, 898

BRAUNSTEIN, L, 3988

BRECCIA, A, 3/40 5448

BREGER, A,K, 75

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

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BRESESTI, M, 4<J0d

BREWER, F,M, 3o0

BREYNAT, G, 5976

BRIDENi D,W, 1^1 1246

BRIDGES, R,G. 543

BRIL. J, 2665

BRILL, A, 9, 5756

BRISCOE, G,B, 1930

BRISCOE, W,L, 1604 575<> 5769

BRITISH MtUICAL 594o

JOUPMAL

BROA^HEAD, K,G, 500 249d 4214

BROU*, E, 394 44U 694 749 1465

BRONMER, W,L. 77 $

BROOKE. C, 1447 1466

BROOKHAVFN NATIONAL 2589

LABORATORY

BROOKSBANJK, w.A.JR. 76 79 60 61 82 83 268 29? 1088 1351

BROSER, I, 10110

BROVTSYN. V,K. j^bi?

BROWN, H, 84 85 86 186 187 817

BROWN, L.O, 4() 5

BROWN, R,C, 2929

BROWNE, M,G, ld5d

BROWNELL, G,L. 2695 4443 4204 5977

BROWNELL, G.M, 5i>4 ^^

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

RRO'WNLEE, J, I,. 89 25*50 5338 6n84 6085

BRUC^W* M. 335

8RUES, A,M, 90 725

BRUNE, Ui 328 967 1089 1134 1400 1*12 1766

179 7 1893 1910 2604 2 6 35 2871 3 789

3808 4313 5424 586

RRUNELLEi R.L. ^ n4ti

BRUN&Ri H,D, 3,35 i^ 96

BRUNFELT, A.O, 3470 3961 4192 4305 573l 5960

BRUSSbLS UNIVFBSITYj 346d

BFLGIUM

BRYAN/' D,E, 444 2517 2605 2607 3486 4286 6020

6 32

BRYQf'ES, T, 2/62

BUCHANAN, J.U, 702 935 .1090 2793 2959

RUCK* T,M, 5402

BUGLlOi B. 586

BUGORKOVi S,5, 5^16

BUJDOSO, E, 633 2806 2807 3792

RUKHOV, A.P, 149

BUUNQV, L,A, 1218

BUNCti L,J, 3078

BUOTi F . 4 213

BURKtr, K,C, 9(18

BU«L^Yi H,A, 1/40

BURNETT, W,T ft JP. 450 2522

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

BURNS, F,C, 1107 126b 14^3 1739 3781 5339 '

BURNS, K,S« 3284

BURRILL, E,A, 91 92 t>56 557 917 1808

BURROWS, B,A, 2972

BUSCH, G, 1R91

BUSHKUV, A,P, 427o

RUSSELL, H, 1865

BUSSltRE, P, 558 Hi>3 4261

BUTlEK, J,P, 1*377

BUTLER. J,R, 1812

BUZZ^LLI, G, 1054

B Y G R A \/ E , W, 34 96

BYRNE, J,T, 2^49

I

CABANb. G, ?i>5p

CABELL, M,J, 94 94 95 96

CADDOCK, B,U, 2651

CADWELL, J, J, 97

CARIEH D INFORMA- 4J94

TIONI DU BREAU

EUR I SO TOP

CALDWELL, R,L. 9d 414 530 1*43 2684

CALL J,P, 255 422 1092 1253 2541 3474

CALI, P.J. 231

CALKINS, G,D, 99

C A L V I IM . M , 160

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -AUTHORS

CAMERON, A,E, inn

CAME«ON, J,F, 1922

CAMPA, J,P, 2954

CAMPANILF, V,A, 733

CAMPBELL, I, 862

CAMPBELL, W,W, 5/44

CANADIAN CHEMICAL 1626 2710

^KOCEbblNfc.

CAPITANT, M, 1516 1548

CAPPADONA, C, 2560 4244

CARDAKELL1* J, A, 2972

CARNUTM, w , 5522

CARON, M, 5 6 7 502

CARR, M,H, in94 1293

CARRi T.E.F, 6002

CARTER, H,E, 2969

CASEi U,F, 1141 2125 2535 3710

CASSATT, W,A,,JR. 1/57 2665 3962

CASSIDY, W,A, 1460

CASTROi C,E, 933

CATTANEO, F, 1095

CAUCH01S, Y, 5520

CAWSE, P,A, 66 284 553 1086 1087 35o9

CAZIANIS, C,T, 5995

CEM8ER, H, 101

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CERATO* C«C, 3 27

CEREI* M, 1416 5295

CERRAI, F, 762

CESARANO, C, 2795

CHAE* S-C, 4296

CHAIKA, M e ^,759

CHALLANSONNET, J. i^b2

CHALMERS, J.G, 30 9

CHAMBERS, M,E, ;561

CHAMPION, W,R, 447

CHANORASEKARAN, V. R. 2977

CHANG, W,P, 3,342

CHANG, Y, 786

CHANYSHEV, A , I , .5086 3089 3369 3370 337l 3372

CHANYSHEVA, T.I

.

3oaa 30 89

CHAPYHINKOV, B.A. 3/29

CHAPYZHNIKOV, B. 7 1> 1238

CHARYULU, V, 2107

CHATEAU, H, 402

CHAUDRON, G, 5 6 7 8 102 103 358 502

CHAUDRON, T, 3723 5954

CHAJVIN, G, 2/26

CHAUVIN, R, 104

CHEMICAL AND ENG- 559 672 1093

IMEERING MFVJS

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

CHEN, P-Y, 5924

CHENG, F,C, 5747

CHENG, H, 1151 1742

CHENG, H,S, 531 1096 1131

CHEpEL, LtV, 123d 1764 3729

CHERNOV, G,.M| l n 6d

CHERNYSHEV, A.I, 1557

CHEVALLIER, A, 4209

CHEVALLJER, F, 5701

CHEVARIER, N, 5d80

CHiaA, M, 1«55

CHIEN, j,P, 5323

CHIKISHEVA, L,A, 1235 2369

CHINAGLIA, 8, 8/4 865 1097 1098 1099 1*55

CHING, C.F.T, 2756

CHIQTAN, C, 3759

CHO, C.M, 3n93

CHOI* S,S, 1181

CHOMEL, M, 2649

CHOPOROV, D,Y, 6053 6072

CHO^i A, 4307 4312

CHO^DHARY, S,Y, 2473

CHOY, S,C, 1251

CHOY* T,K, 507 1537 1962 2696

1-19
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -AUTHORS

CHRISTELI, R, 7i7 791 lloO 1651 2563

CHRISTIAN, J,E, Ikf3s5 1259 4329

CHU8AR0V, M,N. 5/04

CHUGDAR, A,J, 2493

CHUN, M,J, 3/13

CHUNG, K,S, 288d 4312

CHUPEEV, N,E, 5to2o

CINGOLI, F, 1025

CIUFFOLOTTI, I. 873 1097 1455 1456

CLAEYS, A, l/4d

CLARK, H,M, 106 61U

CLARK, L., JR, 1010 1707

CLARK, R,G, 1602

CLARK, R,S, 5/10

CLAYTON, C.G, 1922

CLESS-BERNERT, T. 1021

COATES, A,D, 3973

COBB, J,C, 1101 1406 3780

COCKBILL, M,H, 1102

COCKS, F,H, 1960

COHAN, M, 2047 2648

COHAN, M,0, 450 2521 2522

COHN* S,H, 6004

COJOCARU, V, 790 8U3

COLARD, J, 107 1552 6011 6063

1-20
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

COLAS, R, 1503

COLEMAN, R,F, 108 1QV Ho in 514 875 1 103 1104

4304 4360 5390 5401

COLOMBO, U,P, 1254

COLORADO SCHOOL 2/96

OF MINES RESEARCH

FOUNDATION* INC.

COMANESCUi V, 1822

CQMAP, D, 5/0 882 1105 1143 1250 1?78 18?4

2556 37,23 3745 5596 5701 599B 6001

CONDAMIN, J, 5579

CONOIT* R,H, 346 1483

CONNALLY, R,E, 3117

CONNER, J,P, 1967

CONNOR, J, 263

CONRAD. F,J, 1112 2568 4228 4274 6062

COOKi C,F, 519

COOKi G V B, 681 715 793 1255 2882

COONi J,M. 11^

COOPER, R, 2972

COOPER, R,D, 4204 59/7

COOUEMA, C, 1454

CORIOU. H, 2/2o

CORLESS, J 8 T, 1457 1726 1872 2687 ?737 3102 6073

CORLISS, J,B, 5936

CORLISS, W,R, 532

CORNISH, F,W, 115 396

1-21
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

CQRNU, A, 276b

CORNUET, R, 891 145k! 1503

CORTH, R, 955

CORYELL, C,D, 1462

COSGROVE, J f F, 116 117 370 371 980 5955 6049 *Q65

COTTlNO, F, 5999

COTZlAS, G,C, 929 1206 1705 2733

COUCHOUD, S f 4494

COULOMB, R, 1617

COULY# J, 1>43

COVAULT, D,0, 1917

COVeART, A,S, 1924

COVELL, n,F, 2547 4448

COWPER, G, 1924

CRAM, S,P, 5438 6U78 6084 6085

CRAMBES, M, 2129 2280 4487

CRAWFORD, G, I

.

3502 4750

CRESPI, M,B,A, 1255

CRIPPS, F,H, 4480 5390

CRISTU, M t 803

CRISTY, G,A, 1046

CROCKET, J,H, 523 524 2839 5717

CROFFORD, W,N, 1568

CROWTHER, P, 1644

CRUMP, J,G, 3460

1-22
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -AUTHORS

CRUMPTON, D,

^

94

CSADA, G.I, 5499

CSADA, I, 5/93

CSAJKA, M, 1614 3661 4190 5712

CSOKfc, A, 2659

CUFF, D.R.A. 2429 5372

CURCANEANU, D, 3/59

CURIE. I, 113 119 120

CUWRAN* S,C, 121 122 354

CURRI6* L.A, 4224

CURRlE, R,L, 1314

CURTISi H,J, 1*4

CUTHBERT, G. 1231

CUYPERS, J, 147b dbt>7

CUYPERS, M, 546 lo7b 1477 2550 2567 AQ59

CUYPERS, M,Y, 1^73 25d6 2707 3461

CYPRUS, R,, 1966

CZAMANSKE, G,K ( 1107

D AGOSTINO, M,D, 707 307i> 5383

D HONT, M, 8/7

DA SUVA FILHO, J-G. 2904 2930

DAPAGIAN, H,J, 2*52

DAPEK, W, 903

DAGllSH, m, 1087

1-25
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

HAHLi J,B. 51) 2«53

*

DAMMAR, L. H , 4411

DAKHNOV, v,N, 11)61

DALE* B, MCS, 124

DALTON, J.V, 5402

DALY. P.J. 5403

DALZIEL, J,A,W, nOtt

DAMSi R, 4254 5349 5447 5730

DANFORTH, J,P, 1590

DANGUYi L, 125

DANIEL* R. 1535 ,3997

DANJLCHEN'KO, I,D. 5317

DANIS, A, i^lo

DARDANONI, Z»T, 4243 f

DARRALL, K,G, 5/14

DAS, H,A, 3/2 854 2838 3738 4230 5996

DAS, M,S, 3560

DASHER, J, 169

DAUDfcLi P, 1*7 128

DAUD6L1 R, 126 645

DAVIES, W,H, 514

DAVIS, R.C, 5571

DAYALi N, 2316

DE BObCK, R, 5361

DE BRUIN, M, 6019

1-24

i
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -AUTHORS

DE BKUYNE, P, 87

DE CARVALHO, A.M.B. 5770

D£ GOEU, J,J,M, 2562 2/55 6013

DE HEVESY, G 8 1*379

DE LA BARRE, F, 2b20

DE LANGE, P b W, 5/61

DE NEVE, R, 2430 2441 2497 3485 3993

DE PADOVAN1 , 1,0 1970

DE SOETE, D, 8d6 1560 1/35 1827 ?430 2497 *485 3993

5/72

DE VEGA, V,R, 1970

DE VOE, J,R, 2280 2546 2539 2592 2593 2978 3910

4224 5784

DE WET. W,J, 5410 i>7bl

DE, A,K, 129 140

DEAKi M, ltt42

DEAN, J ( A, 84

DEAN, M f W t 3491

DEBIARD, R, 5445

DEBIESSE, J, 1262

DEBRUNi J*Li 5*54

DECAT, D, 8G6 8/7 88n 986 1156 1234

DECEUi R.F, 348

DECKER, C.F, 1141

DECKER, J,L, 2124

DEGRAZ1A, A,R, 1484

1-25
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

DEHAAN, A,, JR, 132

DEIB&, J, 802

DELBECQ, C,J, 133

DELLONTE, S, 5446

DEIUCCHI, a, A, 634

DEMIDOV, A,M, 948 6053 6072

DEMILDT, A,C, 7/1 1256

DEMJEN, Z, 100>

DEPANGHER, J, 1 DERBLAY, P,R, 2719

DERRICK, K,S, 5t>71

DESAl, H,B, 159o 3560

DESCHAMRS, N, 815 8*1 851 879

DESSOUKY, Y,M, 4319

DETEPDING, J,H, 2651

DEUTSCHMAN, J,E. 5409

DEWAR, W,A, 134 154 27l9

DEYRISi M, 781 851 3721 3722

DIBBS, H t P, 669 9/2 1353 3718 3785

DICKINSON, R, 1*31

DICKSON, R,C, 2503 39!?6

DIEBOLT, J, 1539 1891 ?557

DIECIDUE, A,T, 2/32

DIECKfcRT, J,W, 5571

DIENSTBIER, Z, 1946

1-26
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -AUTHORS

DIMITRIADOU, A, 965 1110

DIVISION OK ISOTOPES 552/

DEVELOPMENT

DIXON, B,W, 4255

DIZDAR* 7, 2148 2149

DJOU«KOVlTCH, 0, 188

DMITROVSKII* A,A 5435

DOGADKIN, N,N, 1646

DQGE? H„G. 1485 1592 1632 3990

DOGN.lNi J, 3991

DOIOMANOVA, E,I, 5965

DOMINGUEZi G, 2714

D0PEU# K, 135

DOPEL, R, 135

DORClOMANi D, 803

D0R0SH, M,M 4277

DORPEMA, 6, 5583

DQSHl, G,R, 2786

DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY 1724 260B

DOW SPECTROSCOPY 660

HOWLING, J,H, 962

DOWNS, W,E, 2147

downton, D,W s 2526

DRAGANIC, I, 1696

DRAGNEV, T, N, 5429

1-27

320-045 0-68—

3
DRESSER INDUSTRIES

INC.

DREVER, R,W,P,

DREWi D,D,

DRINKIN, V,i,

DRUSCHEti R.E,

druyan, r. DRYMKJN, V,I,

DUREAU* N,P,

DUBINSKAYA, N,A,

DUB0IS# J,

DUG, TiM,

duce, r,a,

DUFFFY, D.

DUFTSCHMID, K,E,

DUGAIN, F,

dukenbaeva, A,R,

DUMESNIL* P,

DUNCAN, R,N,

DUNHAM, C,L,

DUNN, A,L,

DUNN, R,W.

DURBIN, D.R.

DURHAM, R.W,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

204

354

lanv 2^74

1S>56

2*2

144b

1029

5/27 5669

1552 2604 6011 6063

5560

1266 1569 1874 2873 5397 6017

746 2141 2665 ?722 5407 5743 5747

5994

1165 1417 1741 1759 1983 2668 5593

5626

5449

4427

4476

1041 1975

138 512 513

5684

701

1-28

I
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

duti'nai n, 1309

DUTOV, A,G, 2385 3369 3371 3384 3395 5706

DUTOV, A, I, 3470

DUX3URY, G, 2*81

DUYCKAERTS, G, 2713 4303

DVUKHBABNAYA, T.TM. 15B5

DYBCZYNSKI, R, 2V32 2969 5341

OYER, F.F, ^19 1361 1499 1/16 I7l7 1725 1796

2531 <i533 2699 5711

DYER* I, A, 2685

DYERi N,C, 5756

DYMO^D* J. A, 6/

DZHtMARDYAN, Y,A. 5054

EASTWOOD, T,A, 141 2/87

EBERHARDT, P, 5592

EBERT, K.H, 142 143

EDEN, Y, 4205

EDGINGTON, D,N, 3956

EDWARDS, J, 2733

EDWARDS, J,W, 1176

EDWARDS, L.C, 144

EDWARDS, R,R, 926 6057

EECKHAUT, J, 305

EECKHAUT, Z, 304 306

EGAWA, M, 5566

1-29
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

EGGE8RAATEN, y,L. 2524

EGUZAROV, B,G, 2564 3751

EGOROVA, A, A, 371

EHLERSi K.W, 77

EHMAMN, W.D, 9 145 146 199 ?85 698 98* 1002 1017

102^ 1117 1169 1214 3566 1571 1 718

2506 2774 2975 3352 3774 5720 5775

5684

FICHELBERGER, J. F. 1609 1637 2591 2596

EICHHOLZ, G.G, 147

EIFEi K, 5553

EISNER, LI. 4410

EL-S^AMY, H,K, 1656 2654

ELDRIUGE, J.S, 822 1643 1934 1942 1943 1944

ELEK, A, 1015

ELLETT, W,H, 3443

ELLIS, W,H, 2534 2540 2772 6006

EMELEUS, V,M, 5ol 1132

EMERY, J,F, 291 292 64n 64l 8l9 964 Q74 1031

1(135 1268 1361 1635 1709 1715 1 725

1727 1796 2533 2931

EMHISER, D,£, 274 275

EMMERT, R.A, 4289

Elsino, T, 572 778 1174 1693

ENGELMANN, C, 578 814 349 1043 1263 1778 1816 1823

2298 2555 3727 5442 607o

ENGLAND, E,A,M, 2433

1-30
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

FNGCANO, L,0, 2^34 4070 3976

ERICSSON, N.E. oH4Q

ERIQN, W,6, 348

EROFttVA, N,N, "5-4 35

FROKHINAi K t I. 149

EHWALL* L , G .

.

562*573 25 6 3 3733

FSPANOL, C,E, ^37d

ESTfcY, H.P, 3962

EUKEL, M,W, 7/

EUIER, B.A, 254/

EUROPEAN ATOMIC 191d 1927 3777

EMERGY COMMUNITY

EVANS, C,A,, JR, 2514

EVANS, R,D, 1V53 2694 2762

EVSEENKO, Y, 154d

EYCHENNE, M, 5444

FAHBWIi E. 1415?

FACCWIN-I, U, 151

FALCnFF, R, 2327

FANaLE, n.T, 80 3

FARAGGI, H, 120

F'ASOLO, G.H. dd3 1U97 H67 1254 1456

FAURE, J, 3991

FAVALE, A.J, 7H7

1-51
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -AUTHORS

FEARING, H,W, 909

FEOOHOV, V,V, 1430

FELU^AN, 1,1, 3462 5577

FELU^AN, M,H. ^^64 2585 ?637 6068

FELKER, V.M, 2957

FEUS* 1,6. 938

FENJRIK, I, 5992

FEREMCZY, 7. 1113

FERGUSON, R.L, 1268

FERGUSSONI# A.G, 154 2719

FERRfcTT, u,j, 4og 615

FEUfcRSTEIN, H, 2333

FIELDS, T. 93« H41 2125 ?535 3710

FIESS,H, ltiiU '

FIFIeLD, F,W, 362 6Un

FltBY, R,H, 1432 1433 1480 1678 ?509 2669

FIUIPPOV. E,M, 2960

FRIPPOVA, iM.V, 3365

FINEMAN, I, 302 573 62(1 1114 3756

FINK* R,W, 77 157

FINSTON, H, I860

FINS-TON, H.L, 3126 41^4

FIREMAN, E,L, 158 563 721

FIREMAN, P, 2/30

FISCHER, E, 1523

1-52 (
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

FISHER, C. 51 1SV 564

FISHER, D,E. 1386 1719 1793 l8l3 572l

FISHMAN, M,J, 2656 4412

FITE, L|E, 574 642 345 1033 1058 15*7 170? 1712

1/21 1&09 1866 I9i2 2586 2702 ?74q

3662 5434

FITZGERALD. J.V. 274 2/5

FLECHON, J, 2b

FLEC<ENSTEIN, A. 1704

FLE3ENHEIMER, J, 1504

FLEISCHER, A, A, lti3o

FLEISHMAN, D, 2553

FLEISHMAN, D»M, 592

FLEROV. G.N, 301

FLETCHER, K , E , 5547

FLEURtNCE, A, 1*40

FLIKKE, M, 540t>

FLORKOWSKI, T, 5666

FODOR-CSANYI. P, 5346

FOGELSTROM-FINEMAN* I. i<>0

F0LD2INSKA, A, 1662 6054

FONTAN, J, 1*43

FORdERG, S, 919

FORRO UNIVERSAL 653

FORSBERG, H,G, 5o2

1-33
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

FORSEN, S, 3965

FORSHUFVUD, S, 565 1225 2570

FORSIEV, A,W, 1^22

FOSTER. L,M, l&l

FOUARGE, J, 162 2714 4303

FOUCHE, K,F, 4253

FOURCY, A, 2/36 28/6 3991 43l5 5445 5978

FOURNET, L, 760 821 851 879 1410 1699

FRAD«IN, G,M, 1430

FRANKE, K,»H, inOO

FRANZ, I, 387

FRANZGROTE, E, 4289

FRASER, R, 1110

FRASER, T,R, 96b

"

FREEDMAN, M.S, 103

FREMLIN, J,H. 6004

FREY, F,A, 6079

FREYBERGER, W , L,

,

lc>9 1/1

FRI6DLANDER, G, 1/77

FRISCHAUF, h, 1/67 33?8 3360 5947

FRITZ, G,J, 2540 2772

FRITZ, K,M, 2798 3357 3981

FRITZE, K. 550

FR0H9ERG, M , G , 2t>7d

FRYER. G,t, 1684

1-34 |
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

FRYER, J,R, H*> d

FRYKRERG, B, 1169

FUJUi 1. 375 426 606 399 960 998 1015 1016

103b 1063 1115 1116 1399 1530 1656

1681 2649 2749 3768 538o 5431 5432

FUJIHOTO, M, 5928

FUJINOi 0, 5770 i?777

FUJINOi R, 1170 1697

FUJINOi T. 1019

FUKAl, R, 164 105 409 758 823

FUKAO, Y, 2297

FUKASc, M, 2440

FUKUDA# K, 2/11

FULLER* RfK, 2553

FURRi A,K. 4287 5744

FURUHASHI# N, 572o

FURUKAWA. M, 1151 1194 1742 3995

FURUKAWA, Y, 5V19

GADDA, F, 624 7o2

GAHN# R,F, 3085

GAITANIS, C,D, 161

GAITTET, J, 106 167 767

GALE. A, J, 91 92 1O08

GAIESIOOT, T,E, 599o

GAL1AN0 SEDA'MO, J. A. 4249

1-35
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

GALIANO, J,A, 1833 iT/52 2753

GALLYAS, M, 5348

GAMBARYAN, R,G, 5317

GAM, R, 2o34

GAMAPATHY, R, 5716

GANGADHARAN, 3, 1903 2602 ?976 3560

GARBRAH, B,W, 3466 3933

GARDNER, R,P, 700

GAREIS, F,J. 2121

GARRBC, J,P, 5443 5976

GARZON, O.L. 3474

GATROUSIS, C, lod

GAUDE, G, 2797

GAUOlivli A,M, 169 17U 171 445

GAUER, Z,E, 301

GAUTHIER, P, 172 173

GEBAUHR, W, 174 1116 1354 1731 1839 9769 2788

2840

GEHLi M,A. 1474 1959

GELFMAN, A,Y, 4275

GELH* D, 1406

GENERAL DYNAMICS 566 5/6 3/7 598 611 663 764 1279 1876

/G ENTERAL ATOMIC

DIVISION]

GEORGIEV, N, 964 2923

GERBlER, R, 876

1-36
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

GERMAGNOLI. E, 2 1074 1095

GERHARD, M, 3606

GETOFF, N, 1/6

GIAM8ASTIANI , R, 2930

GIBBONS, D, 19 177 178 179 18Q 574 6?6 642 769

852 1570 1807 1809 1815 1896 2525

3479 34V1 3492 3497 350Q 54Q9

GIJ8ELS, R, 1119 1425 2515 5363 5364 5940

GHAT, G, 7/2

GILAT, J, 609 840 843 4194 5262

GILBERT, E,M, 2640 3730 3731 5336 5500 5619 5703

57 87

GILL* R»A, 1^1

GILLESPIE* A, 3., 6/8

JR.

GILLliMGS, B,R,D, 418

GILLIS, J, 1211 1221

GILMANi A«R, 56

GIUHORE, J,T, 696 1258 1670 1738

GINTURI, E.iM, 3/57

GIOVANNETTI* S. 6008

GIRARDI, F, 5/9 708 790 942 1042 1277 1281 1541

1573 1598 1676 1729 1755 1779 1678

2556 2757 2836 2901 3Q82 3724 3793

3985 5421 5980 5987 6016

GIRARDI, G, 977 5583

GIRQUX, J, 5580

GIRSHJN, A,3i 4197 5435

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

GIYLINi D» 2730

GITTER. S, 7/2 1645

GLASSON, V.V, 1556

GLAZUNOVi M,P, 1227 2306

GLEIT, C.E, 147b 1584 1655 1786 1344

GLFNDENIN, L,E, 133

GLOSi M,p, 2670

GLOVER, E.D. 455

GUUBRECHT, H, 2ti03 5992

GLUC»<# P, 1586

GLUKHAREVA, N,A, 1286 2717

GORBI, A, 1091

GOBRECHT, H, 277b 4299 4300

GODA# S. 1513 5777

GODAR, S, 639

GOEDERT, L, 5450 54m 5452

GOENVEC, H, 313

GOFHAN, A.K, 2717

GOLD* R. 184 185

GOLDBERG, E,D, 84 85 86 186 187

GOLDSCHMIDT, B, 188

GOLDSTEIN, G, 963

GOLDSTEIN, M,I, 538

GOLES, G,G, 1122 5719 5936

GOMEZ, H. 802 1734 2926

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

GOODMAN, C, 189

GORDltNKO, A,G, 4196

GORDON, R.E, 742

GORDON, C.L. 1VQ 191 1605

GORDON, CM, 1606

GORDON. G,E, 5946

GORDON, H.S, 7/

GORIN, £, 2944

GOROOETZKYi S. 4209

GORSHKOV, G,V, 9/8

GORSKI, L. 621 1624 1859 3435 5866

GORSUCH, T,T, 192

GOSH I, Y, 1509

GOSSETi J. 1264

GOTO, H, 193 8U5

GOTTE, H, 194 195

GOVAERTS, J, 203 747

GRAdtR, F.M, 2272 2450 3100 4101 4284 5979

GRAHAM, L. 2125 2545 3710

GRAKHOV, V,A, 5856

GRAMMAKOV, A,ti, 978

GRAND, J, A, 729 1124

GRANOJEAN, P, 197

GRANT, L.G, 96b 6UU6

GRAy, A,L. 1489 2507 2622 3750 4202

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -AUTHORS

GRAY. F,B, 567

GRFfcN, D,E, 622 1907 3391

GREEN, F,L, 15^0 1591

GREEN, J,L, 4226

GREENDALF, A,E, 634 3333

GREENE, R.E. 261

GREENLAND, L,P, 4388 5307 3718

GREENWOOD, R,C, 665 7l3 1611 1783 1785 2146 3811

GRIFFON, H, 198

GRILLOT, E, 32 20U 202

GRIMANIS, A.P, 686 904 17?5 1728 1971 2701 4272

5413 3935 5995

GROSFC, J. 1487 1840

GROSHEV, L,V, 948

GROSSt-RDYKEN, H. 1592 2621

GROSSMANN, K,-D, 1633

GROSSMAN^, 0, 1032

GROSSO. P. 1963 3957

GROTHE, K.H, 1378

GROVE, G,R, 180V 1637 2591 2596

GRUH^ITT, rt.6. 169

GRUNEwAun, R, 1259

GRUVERMAN, I,J, 632 6*9 U?4

GUAZ/ONJ, P, 104b

GUCZU L, 664

1-40
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

GUEB'ENi G. 203

GUINN, V,P, l a3 2U5 444 568 569 592 *59 716 733

846 934 935 1014 1034 10*6 1327 1355

1451 1482 i486 1508 162q 1649 1 665

1868 *144 2348 2383 2517 2595 2598

260!? 2607 2653 2782 279o 2791 ?792

2939 2929 3028 3063 3072 3077 i486

3495 3498 3504 3505 4286 5979 AQ20

6025 6034

GUNNINK, R, 558/

GUNTHER, F,A, 2347

GUREEVi E,S, 3395 5857

GURFINK6L* Yt 6n9 84U

GUSINSKJ.I, G,M, 419/ 5435

GUSTAFSON, P,F, 938 2252

GUTTMANN, S, 1020

GUZZI. G, 1573 1676 1729 1755 1779 1878 1919

2256 3082 3793 5421 5583

MAERDI, H, 1^21

HAERDIi W, 356 690 906 915 940 1217 1397 1426

1535 1536 2481 2623 2626 3996 3997

4309

HAGGAG, A, 5369

HAHN, K,J. 2434 2445 3062

HAMNi P,R. 5699

HA HN, R,L, I 53 201 106b 2259 2531 3 ° 71 4193

HAIGH, C,P, 206 207

HAJDUKOVIC G,T, 1274

HALDAR, B.C, 6/7 2811 6086

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

HAlEi F t H, 908 1083 1

HALL. E, 1132

HALL* H,E 8 . JR t 1683

HALL* J,D. 2!?04 5578

HALL* T.A. 208

HALLERi W.A, 6012 0058

HALV6RS0N, 3, 910

HAMAOA, K, 1929 5969

HAMAHA, S. 2440

HAMAGUCHI, H, 209 211 410 571 572 575 ^85 776 778

779 820 92? H?5 1127 U?8 1154 H55

1174 1176 1307 1385 1693 ??83 ?34o

3/55

HaMaMOTO, K, 2440

HAMaNN, W f 2813 |

HAMELINJ, R, lb03

HAMMAR, L. 3965

HAMPTON, W,J, 946 2662

HAN, I f G, 25ACI 2772

HANDA, M, 604

HANDLtY, T,H, 1351

HAPP. W,w, 213

HARA# R, 947 1694 1908

HARDEN, R t M, 6047

HARMlSON, L,T, 266p 2722 3475

HARRAP, V, 2370

1-42

I
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

HARRIS, J. A, 1791? <;559 ?579 2688

HARRIS* w.F, 1589

HARRISON, A, 543

HARRISON, G.E, 214

HARTLEY, H,0, 2691 2706

HASHIMOTO, J, 211

HASHIMOTO, Y, 2672

HASHlTANIi H, 2683

HASKIN, L, 7 26 1^83 1474 1959

HASKIN, L,A, 909 b852 5939

HASKINS, J, 2124

HASSELTINE, E.H, 3788

HATTEMER, J, A, 194

HATUDA, 7, 1S3X 5323 5867

HAUMO.NT, S, 2633

HAVEN, Q,T, 197p

HAVEN, M,C, 1975 3062

HAVENS, W,W,, JR. 503 505 50ft

HAYASHI, S, 4240

HAYES, D,W, 4219

HAZLETON NUCLEAR 6bb

SCIENCE CORPORATION!

HEADWIDGE, J,B, 3336 534?

HEADY, H,H, 500 2498

HEALY, W.B, 2681 4232

HEATH, R,L, 2684

320-045 0-68—

4

1-43
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

HECHT, F, 813 962 1526 1564 2296

HEC«ER, A.B.H, 3105

HECKER, R, 1612

HEDGES* D, 2848

HEGEDUES, D, 1614 1832 2806

HEINEN, K|G« 3514

HEINTZ, P,H, 5/33

HEL8Y, P. 943

HELLSTPOM, S, 2604

HENDEL* H,W, 21

HENDEKSOM* P, 5406

HENI TZ» P. A, 4283

HENKELMANN, R, 3986

HENNESSEN, J, A, 2124 TM

HENNINGER, H,A, il24

HENO, Y, 5520

HENRY, W,M, 69 1U26 1951 2652

HERAK, M,J, 1581

HERFORTH, L, 1130

HERNEGGER, F, 143 217

HEROLD, C. 1193 1344

HERPERS, U, 5591

HERRi W, 100 218 219 222 223 ?24 525 22* 347

683 1445 1612 2644 5591 S592

HERRMANN, G. 761

HERRMANN, R, 5986

1-44 I
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

HERZOG, W, 100

HESLOP, J,A.B. 622 1412

HEVESY, G, 227 228

HEYDORN, K, 2696 4098 3099 3100 4314 5983

HEYMANN, D, 526<2

HIGASHI, K, 1423 4773

HIGASHI, T, 5927

HIGH VOLTAGE 647 ld37 1843 1854

ENGINEERING

CORPORATION

HIGHTOWER* D, 1452

HIGUCHI, H, 2440 4994

HILL. N s 1458

HILL* W,W. 678

HILTONi P.A, 1 4 28 2846

H I M E S , D , 5 7 4 S

HIMMELi L. 346

HINES, C.R, 441i

HINES, J, 2516

HINGORANI, S,B, 2977

HINOS'HITA AMD SUJI 1756

HIRA^O, S. 4 24 754

HIRAOKA, T. 1*29

HIRAYAMA, T, 1929 5969

HIROSE, Y, 403 2418 3033

HIRSCHFIFLD, J, 557

1-45
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

HISADA, T, 5927

NISLOP, J,S, 3461 3790

HOEDE, D, 2838

HOFFMAN, C,M, 2648 4263 6021 6030 6036 6048

HOFFMANN, W, 2657

HOFFMEISTER, H, 2/26

HOFFMEISTER, W, 226

HOFSTETTFR, K.J, 5403

HOGDAHL, 0,T, 1335 1641 1945 3482 5359 5873

HOLLAND, W,D, 692 1584 1655

HOLLAND, tf f W, 1478

HOLLANDER, J,M, 1795 2559 ?579 2688 428o

HOLM-HANSEN, Q f 160

HOLM, D,M, 1604 2949 3970 3977 5417 5/52 5769

HOLMES, T.H, 550

HOLT. J,B. 346 1483

HOLTZMAN, R.B, 1439

HOLZL, J, 1^34

HONDA, Y, 5926

HONJO, T, 5/76

HOODi D,W. 2/3 4^2 586 2848 4219 4?55

HOOTON, R,W, 1951

HOPKINSON, E,C, 996

HORI, R, 1395 2973 3769

HORIGUCH!, Y, 3/73

1-46
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

HORN* m,k, 2107

HORNNfcS, Ni 4Ht?

HORNSBY, J,r3, 2433

HORWOOD, J,L, 213

HOSOHARA, K, 211 571 57? 1127 1385

HOSTt, J. 3/ 229 ,304 305 306 552 5*1 687 69l

866 893 950 1064 1066 10*5 1119 1211

1221 1368 1425 15Q0 1707 1735 1 827

1641 1969 ?430 2431 2497 25l5 2610

2^12 ^613 2643 2715 3411 3485 "*993

4254 5349 5363 5364 5381 5385 5398

5447 57,30 5772 5940 596i 5962 5963

5964 6 43

HOSTt, J, J, 5806

HOUSTON, C,0, 2?0p 3070

HOUTMAN, J,P,W, 1<*22 2562 2755 6013 6019 6061

HOWARD* P.K, 1917

HOWIE, R,A, 197 7

HOYTt, A,F, 2720

HSU, R.C.H, 1108

HSIEH, S, 5 717

HSU, K, 1087

HSU, P-Li 5437

HUANG, H-M, 5437

HUARINGA, M, 230

HUBNER* U, 649

HUDGENS, J.E,,JR. 231 232 ?33 234 617 1357

HUGHES* D|J, 74h

1-47
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -AUTHORS

I

HUGHES* J..D.H, 5932

HUGHES. T,C, 1222

HUIZENGa, J,R, 3V 4U 41 4? 146 1076

HUKAl* Y, ld9d

HULL* D.F. 69o 1250 1670 1738

HUIL* R.L. 335:>

HUME* D.N, 71

HUMMEL. R.L. 1/37

HUMMEL* R.W, 26b 26b

HUNT* L.M, 1979

HUNT* L.P, 18H3 5347

HURti. J, 3o

HUTCHIN, W,H, 719

HUTCHINSON, W,P, 267

HYODO, H, 3341

T BEr r , t, 1033 KJ58 1712 1721 1912

IUOINQS, F,A, 348 1437 2518 ?519

IDENO, E, 7/9 1155 1693

ikeija, n, ? o o o

I K E D A , S , 8H b

IKEMOTO, S, 5927

1KEYA, M, 2804

IL IFF, T.L, 26t>4

ILLSLEY, C,T, 2549

1-48 i
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

IMAI, S, 5924

IMAIi T, 1079

IMOTO, M, 5372

INOUE. Y, 193

INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC 76

ENERGY COMMISSION

IONOV. V.P, * 227

IREDALE, P, 238 ll3 °

IRVING* 6. 742

IRVING, M, 239 24 ° 478 5 26

ISAEVA, E,A, 8 *9 1223

ISENHOUR, T,L, 1*80 1 9 ^4 1985 25l4 374 t 4397 5733

6046

ISHIBASHI, N, lt>l«

ISHIDAi K, 1391 3414

ISHIHARA, M. l/ 2 3

ISHII, D, 4fl3 lsl ° 2418 3o33

ISHIMORJ, T. 1019

1SLAM0V, T, 5«57

ISOTOPES l 4nt>

ISOTOPICS 562

ISRAEL ATOMIC 2603

ENERGY COMMISSION

ISSE*OW, S, 5b

ISTVAN, P, 1695

I TAN I , M, 4 302

1-49
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -AUTHORS

IVANOVi Lt I

f

2660

IVANQVA, V,F, 905

IWAIi M, 5386

IWASAKA, T, 5672

IWASHIMa, K, 999

IWASHITAj F, 5421?

1YA, V»K, 2473

JACOBSON, A, 938

JACOBSON, E,C, 603 2480 2496

JAKOVLEV. J,V, 241

JAKOVLEV, T.U.V. 3/32

JAKOWLEW, J.W, 9n2 1203

JAKUBOWITSCH, A.L. 1885

JAMES, J, A, 242 243 244 245 246 583

JAMES, L.B, 1041

JAMIN.CHANGEART,F. 1621

JANCZYSZYN, J, 333b

JANKfc, J, 1704

JANQT, P, 576t?

JASKOLSKA, H, 210 24b 249 1133 1135 2444

JEFFERY, p,G, 1677 1961 3948

JENKINS, E,N, 2^0 2!>1

JERCHEL, D, 437 438

JERQMEi D,Y, 5718

1-50 I
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

JERVlS, R,E. 252 325 326 349 584 706 72ft 97n 1736

1737 2143 ?548 2666 598i 6018 *Q4i

JESSEN* P.L. 316 324 1956

JESTER, W,A, 4295 5510

JEWETT, G.L. 19"^ * 4 *0 2496

JIMENEZ, A,T, 1464

JIMENEZ, P, 18^9 1912 2707

JIRL^W, K, 1910 5860

JOHANSEN, 0, 50 2739 3079 3961 4195 5713

JOHNSON, D,G, 3960

JOHNSON, F,F, lb«0

JOHNSON, G,F, l n 41

JOHNSON, J,F, 860

JOHNSON, P, 2969

JOHNSON, R,G, 45 46 49

JOHNSON, R,A, 732 1455 1627 2252 3809

JOHNSTON, W,H 8 632

JOLY, M, 1105

JONA, F, 861

JONES, L,V, 1609 1637 2591 2596

JONES, R,E, 274 275 1956

JONES, W,r, 2433

JORDAN, E,D, 1336 1337 1423

JOWANOVITZi l.S, 727 9Q7

JOZEFOWICZ, K, 923

1-51
*

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

JULIANO, J,0, 630 1782 2963 4215 5551

JUUANO, P.O, 5551

JUNKINS, R,L, 3748

JUNQO, E, 1/06 1819 2557 2587

JURS, P.C. 4397

KAHNG, M,W, 738

KAINDLi K, 1703 3360

KAIPOV, R.L, 1430

KAISER, D, 811 844

KAIS^Ri n.G. 254 1001 1314 1692

KALICHEVA, I ,S, 1493 2474

KALIMIN, A, I, 7V9 870 2523 3383

KAMADA, H, 2711 f

KAMAM NUCLEAR 658 2576

KAMATA, S« 1514

KAMATH, P,R, 2984

KAMEDA. K, 757 1257

KAME^OTO, Y, 215 6Q4 608 774 775 776 777 94S 956

957 9V2 994 995 997 998 j 003 1^04

1009 1139 1140 1176 1200 1261 1272

1299 1300 1349 1374 1403 1409 1413

1418 1420 1491 1497 1533 1631 1682

1693

KAMINISHI, T, 631

KANABROCKI, E,|_. 1141 2125 2535 3710

KANIU. J,B,W, 2755

KAMTi A, 255

1-52 |
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -AUTHORS

KANTOK, S.A, 3462

KAPLAN, E, 9 ^ 8 H4 1 2125 2535 3710

KAPLAN, E.P. 1216

KAPLAN, L. 2^6

KAPLAN, S.A. 6010

KARALOVA, Z.K, 4491

KARASEV, B,V, 904 1062 1393

kapk, R,M, 1411

KARLlCEK, V. 5774

KARLlK, R, 1621

KARPUKHIM, 0,A, 2564 4751

KARTASHEV, E,R. 5417

KASY"OV, A,K, 5521

KATAKURA, Y, 5494

KATO, H, 516

KATOi P,H, 15

KATO, R, 4240

KATO, T, 1402 1481 1765 2744 5308 5311 ^379

5666

KAURANEN, P, 1630

KAWABUCHI, K, 1125 1365 3414

KAWAI, H, 5926

KAWAl, K, 2604

KAWAli M, 1307

KAWASHIMA, T, 565 602 1142 120B ?502 2^20 3770

1-55
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -AUTHORS

KE, C.H, 531 1U96 H31 '

KEAYS, R,R, 5717

KEEIMAN, C,W. 1451

KEENAN, P.G. 2539 2937

KEEPIN, G,R, 3841

KEHLER, P, 961

KEIMATSU. S. ^711

KEISCH, R, 1326 2546

KELEN, E. 1617

KELLER* R,A. 2680

KELLERSHOHN, C, 570 882 1105 1143 1278 3745 5998

KELLEY, W,D, 952

KEMP, D,M, 2t>7 587 H45

KEMRCHINSKY, P,C. 3n73

KENNA, B.T, 1Q51 1112 1946 2568 4228 4?74 *062

KENNA, L.A, 1051

KENNEDY, J,H, 944 2938

KENNEDY, J.W, 1/77

KENNINGTON, G,S, 2756 4281

KENT, R.A.R, 1

KFRNFORSCHUMGSAMLAGFj. 5362

JITLICH, WEST GFRMAMY

KERR, M,F. 7D6

KERRIGAN, F,J, 3/76

KERTESZ, L, 4190 5945

1-54 4
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -AUTHORS

KERW-ICK f W, 1590

KESSLtH, W,V, 4529

KET6LLE, B,H, 258

KEYivl^S, R,D, 2>9

KHAIUAROV, A, A, 924 u^ 1550 1.551 1553 1554 1555

1550 1537 1585 3362 3385 5*57

KHAKI M V i M, 5 o 2 1

KHALIFA, K, 5729

K H A N # A, A. 29 8 4

KHARABADZE, N.E, 3/57

KHOLIN. A.I, 1559

KHRISTIA'NOV, V,K. 9fl4 1U62 1393 2303

KHUOA lBERGAi\inv# A. 35o9 5370 3371 3/60

KHUSMUTDi-NOVi R.I- ?979 5472 3473

KI8A1 T, 4511

KIENBERlaERi C , A , 261

KIENLh* P, 862

KIESL, W, ^82 1^64 1573 1526 1^64 5296 2*01

295n 4208

KIGQSHIi K, 411 1212 1401

KILLlCK, R t Ai 221 262 363 364 365 366 *01 79? 1146

1147 1102 1133 1184 353o

KIM, C,K, 655 741) 953 1137 1201 25*1 334? 6080

KIM, C-K, 3544

KIM, J, J, 1/49 I9y9 5610 2612 ?6l3 3342 3713

KIM, Y-S, 4 296

KIM3ERL1N, J, 3476

1-55
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

<

KIMU^A. K. 91(5 3926

KINUHA, Y. 5926

KIM8AKA, A, 1496

KING. E.R, 1*56 467 488 469 730

KING* R.W. 3H27

KJNSFY, P.J. 113 9

KINSltY, M, I860

KIRCHMANN, R, 4i>9 1484 2773

KIRL'HNER, J.F, li>86

KIRK. P.L. 1149 6026

KIRNO^OV, F,F, 9H5

KIRYANOVi G,I, 2i>bl

K I S H I T A N I # M, 4240

KISS. I. 664

KIST, A, A, 1207 lt>48 1769 3388 3395 3736

KJELScRG, A. 2/54

KJELLIN, (\, 1287

KJFLLIN, k,G, 1421 6dU9

KLAUS, E,E, 428i i?blO

KLFCKOVA, E. li>8d

KL1MF, J,R, 2d^2 3HU5 3345

KLOPFcR, E« 1O02 2761

KLUGtK, F, 2296

KNOLLt, K, 4^89

K N T E K . 0. 1610

1-56
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

KNOWLES, F,£,, JR. 1*32

KNOXi R.J, 5384

KNUOSUN, A,R, 5343

KNUTSON, R,A, 355

KOi W.H, 434/

KORALADZE, M,G, 132V

KORAYASHI, A, '3427

KOBAYASHI. M, 756 806 1325 1338 1468 1*69 17H0

3771 4773 5749 5920

KOBAYSHI, M, 6045

KOCHi B, 1848

KOCH# H, 1130 1633 1848 2723 2724 2725

KOCHi H,J,, JR, 263

KOCHi R,C, 568 643 676 705 1326 2546

KOCHEROV, N,P, 3394

KODOCHlGOVi P.N, 1227 2306

KOEHLER, W, 1958

KOGAi T, 5926

KOHL.ER, U, 2625

KOWMAN. T,P, 3934

KOHN^ABREST, M,E. 3726

KOHNi A, 264 265 266 896 1339 1473 1503

KOHNi H,W, 267

KOHNi R,F, 1590 1591

KOJIMA, C. 631

1-57
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

K0U«. R.D. 1785?

KOLCHINA. A,G, 978

KOLESOV, G,M, 1494 2474

KOLOMIITSEV, M.A. 2957

KONDO, M, 5672

KOMDO, Y, 2600

KONIG, H, 142 143 268 269 529

KONISHI, J, 2440

KONO, T, 4240

KOPlNfcCK, HwJ t 2615

K0PP# E, 5592

KORBEL* K, 3335

KORNBERG, H.A. 2/36 2971

g

KOROBKO, M,I, 4196

KOROBOV, S,S 9114

KOROTKOVA, V,A, 1049

KORTHOVEN, P,J,M. 5/40

KOSHIMIZU, r, 5327

KOSTA, L, 2662

KOSTER-PFLUGMACHER, A. 2676

KOTELNIKOV, G,A, 6053 60/2

KOTTi J, 5774

KOVACINA, T.A, 1566

KOWALSKI, B.R, 6046

KOYAMA, M, 5919

1-58
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

KOZHEVNIKOV, D.A. 5554

KOZIOROWSKI, J, 5952

KQZMlNSKA, D. 1^4p

KOZUKA, H, 112

KRAMER, H,H, 1150 13,54 1340 1790 2382 2662 2676

2690 2709 5953

KRAMER, J, 2779

KRANER, H,W. 2694 2762

KRATQCHV1L0VA- 1V46

TALPOVA* H.

KRAUCH, H, 664

KRAUSS, .0, 6069

KREIENBUHL, L

,

1159

KRISMNAMOORTHY 1596 1903 2602

IYER, R.

KRISHNAN. S.S, 306p 5750 6035

KRIVANEKi M, 235b 3396 4306 5984 6024

KRIVIT, W, 657 1799

KRIVOKHATSKI I , A.S. 5316

KR08ER, M,S, 2* 69

KRUGcR, P. 652 699 2554

KRYLOV, R.E, 3362

KUBOTA, M, 2464

KUCHAVA, N,E| 3757

KUDI^UV, B,S, 5/82

KUDO, K, mitt 2B67 4298 5753 5922 5928

320-045 0-68—

5

1-59
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

KUEHMfc. F.J, 307!? 5383

KUKHARENKO, N,I, 1430

KUKUUAi A.F. 1519

KUKULA, F, 2356 2873 3396 3975 4306 5335 5984

6 24

KULAK, a, I

,

2/0 544 545 66?

KUNO. H, 2437

KUPfcR, A,B, 4347

KURIVAMA, S, 5922

KURQCHKJN, S,S, 1358

KUROOA* P,K, 5716

KUROOA, R, 5/1 5/2 575 820 922 1127 1128 1385

22b3 3414

KUROSAWA, R, 1320 16/2 a

KUROSUi Hi 1338

KUSAKAi Y. 2/1 2/2 589 628 827 UH H52 1202

1267 1315 1656 1879 3764 5566 5924

KUSCH, M, 621 1859

KUTSEV, V,S. 75

KUVJK, V, 1974 5426

KUYKENDALL, W..E, 273 590 1359 3461

KUYpERi F. in7

KUZ/MINSKII, A,S. 3729

KUZNETSOV, K,F, 2750

KUZNETSOV, R,A, 870 2523 3383

KUZNETSOVAi G.A, 271/

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

KUZNETSOVAi RiA, '99

KWIECINSKI, S, 2934 3335

LACONI, A. 29b4

LAHAlE, 6, 1890

LAING, K,M, 274 2/5

LAJOS, V, 1695

LAKSHMANAN, S, 748 2141 2665 2722 5407 =5743 5747

LAM, C.F, 2229 2704

LAMB, J.F, 268b 57b8

LAMM, A, 1506

LANQRY, J,W, 3074

LANDSTRQM, 0, 2652 3808 5771 5785

LANFRANCO, G, 5344 i>445

LANG, W, 5988

LANQEROVA, I, 1660 4334

LANGHAM, W,H, 4227

LANGMbNRICH, w, 867 888

LANGHOFF, J, 226 1445

LARA^JEIRA, M, 37

LAROCHE, G, 1470

LARRAbEE, G.B, 2376 3214

LARSON, O.V, 72

LARSON, R.E, 160o

LASCH, J,E, 449 1356 1424

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

LAUTTMAN, R.G. 21

UV6RL0CHEW6. J. 63? 769 833 334 835 836 R53 87? 890

901 lU4b 1046 1165 136H 1667 1706

1/59 1819 1983 2557 5444 5593

UVEWTY, A, 3H74

LAVRUKHINA, A,k, 1441 1493 2474 3754 5759

LAWRENCE RADIATION 2801

LABORATORY

LAWSON* D. 2525

LAZZARINI, Ei 1^15

LBOV. A, A, 591 764 921 1 f) 7

IE HERICY, J, 10)76

IE POEC, C, 570 2558

LE 3TRAT, J. 5444

LEAFER, M.A, 5751

LEAVITT, U t Zt 446

LEBObUF, M,B, 509 2599 3117

LECHTMAN, H.N, 1634

LECLERC, P, 1503

LEDDICOTTE; G,W, 43 i>4 55 56 79 80 81 82 P3 277 278

2/9 280 281 282 283 286 ?87 288 289

290 291 292 293 294 295 ?96 297 298

3nn 329 640 641 654 685 72? 73^ 763

819 8!?9 946 963 964 973 074 981 103l

11)35 1039 1060 1088 U89 11.90 1.268

1316 1350 1351 1361 1476 1635 1 638

1674 1709 1725 1727 j.728 1746 1 796

2931 J483 6028 6051

LEE, C, 2886

LEE, OJ, 3344

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

LEE, ' U,M, 5 768

LEE, H,M, 5941

LEE, H,B, 1034

LEE. N,D, 1451

LEE, N.K, 5424

LEE, S, 766

LEF, W, 941

LEE, Y,H. 5424

LEE, Y,Y, 5991

LEHMAN, R,L, 1495

LElaET-SEDERi J, 5994

LtlM'JOWFFR, M, 5261

LEIPUNSKAYA, D,I. .501 1430 1445 1558 26l7 ?750 3366

3466 440?

LELMERT, R, 302 31J3 304 305 306 <S89 *66 B8n 893

966 1156 1234

LEMBERG, I,H, 5435

LEMBERG, I,K, 419/

LEMBERT, I,K, 149

LENCHENKO, V.M, 1561

LENIHAN, J,M,A, 144 307 30R 309 310 406 ^93 63* 1461

lo69 2581 ?7l9 2943 2985 3477 3490

3504 4512 3745 5847 6Q27

LEOMARD, B,H, JR. 4251

LEONHARUT, ^ t 655 1157 H58 1443 1344

LEONHARDT, 'a/,G, lo75

LEPETIT, H, 2602 4260

I-6J
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

t

LEPQbC, C. 1103 1143 1824

LER.CH, P, 197 1139

LESBATS, A, 2550

LEUSHKINA. G,V, 2365 3384

LEVE^THAL, Li 147U

LEVEQUE, M,P, 311

LEVEUUE, p, 3b 104 312 313 332 756 l«?03

LEVI, H, 227 228

LEVINE, A.S, 2346

L E V I N E * C.A, 1160

LEVYi H,R. 358/

LEWIS, J,b, 399 9/9

LEWIS, J,N, 32 33 |

LEWIS, M.N, 4 91

LEWIS, P,R, 239

L E Y , J

,

1/79

LIFBFWMAN, KfW, 2991 3775

LIPSbR, K.H, 3105 5422

LIGHTOWLFRS, E,C. 1161 1269

LIHLi F, 3410 43 8

LIMA. F,w, 1650 2904 ?930 5358 585o 5851 *039

LIN, C,Y, 1096 1131

LIN, S,C, 3323

LINACKE, J,K, lo33

LIMDMfcR, M, 828

1-64 |
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -AUTHORS

UNEKIN, D,M, 5977

LING.. S,M, 6010

LINN, T,A,, JR, 5958 6050

LINNENBOM, V,J, 315

LINSTEDT, K,D, 2554

LIVINGOOD, J, J, 443

LIVINGSTON, M,D, 1980 25/3 3982 4267 6003

LJUNGGREN, K, 317 318 562 573 594 682 79i 1651

256^

LLOYD, K.W, 4322

LOBANOV, E,M, 924 H62 1207 1546 1547 1548 1549

1550 1551 1553 1554 1555 1=556 1557

1561 1585 1769 2385 ?979 3088 3089

3361 4362 3369 3370 337i 3372 3334

3385 4386 3388 3395 3464 3472 ^473

3736 37o0 3766 4262 5320 5581 5705

5/06 5707 5857

LOCKHART, L,B, 1123

LOEILLOT, A, 315 879

LOEPFE, E, 2481 3989 4309 5942

LOEUILLET, M, 1263

LOGEROUIST, 3. A, 1572

LOMBARD, S,M, 5733

LOMER, P,U, 1701 2527

LONG, J.V.P. 319

LOOS, R, 848

LOPOVOK, T,A, 1^40

LORIA, G, 759

I-65
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

i

LOS ALAMOS SCIENTIFIC 5330

LABORATORY

LOSKA, L, 3335

LOVE. D t L, 634 3333 5376

LOVERIDGF, 8, A, 1/7 320 467 595

LOVERING, J,F, 656 118Q 1494 1498 15Q2 S774 5719

LOVETT, J,E. 321

LOWE, L,F f 322

LOWE^HAUPT, E,H, 4226

LOWMAN, F,G, 1970 5387

LOWMAN, J 6 T, 657 1799

LUDWIG, T f G, 4232

LUKAC, P, 5859

LUKENSi H,R,« JR. 323 5n7 599 659 Btol 1014 1163 1327 1424

1537 1^20 19flO 1947 2i*4 2251 2272 2350

2553 2595 2598 2663 2696 3028 3072 3100

3101 4284 4314 5694 5979

LUNDSERG, M, 741 968 1512

LUNI,)E, G, 1205 2739 6023 6052

LUNDEN, A, 100

LUNDGREN, F,A, 1864

LUNOGREN, S 9 919

LUSH3AUGM, C,C, 2422

LUSSIEi W,G,i 2530

LUSTlNEC. J. 2746

LUTZi G,J, 1560 4224

1-66 #
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -AUTHORS

LUX, F, 832 1525 2625 3988

LYKINS, J.H. 327

LYON, W,S,, JR. 735 l£>35 1642 1643 1847 1935 2600 ?673

2*82 5710 5974

LYOYD, K,W, 4321

MAC KENZIE, J,K, 2251 2350

MACGREGOR, M,H, 917

MACKINTOSH, W,D, 252 325 326 349 416 706 7?6 92H 970

MACKL1N, R,Li 327

MADDOCK, R,S, 345 1164 1698 1733

MADJGAN, S,B, 2782

MADIGAN, S,C, 2790

MAEDA, S, 1338 3771 3773

MAEQA, T, 4207

MAESi K, 1828

MAGGIORE, 0. 6008

MAGNO, P.J, 1^82

MAGRO, G, 5V99

MAHL NUN, H,A, 80 289 329 1088

MAHONY, J.D. 105 1318 1599 1831

MAK, B,K, 3783

MAKASHEVA, 1,6, 149 869 1166 1223

MALADY, K.L, 2480 2496

MALESZEWSKA, H, 5430

1-67
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

f

MAIN J.W.H-. 6111,3

MAtlNOWSKl, J, 3,30 1/61 1862

MALMFORS, K.G, 365

MALMON, A,G, 1389

MALVANO, R, 895 1097 1098 1099 1167 1254 1406

145b 14^6 1965 2970 3957 4201 5999

6006

MAUYSCHEW, W,l, ld8b

MALYSHEV, V.I, 274/

MAIYShEVA, N,G, 3,37b 5325 5779 5»54

MANDLER, J,W, 2104 2364

MANHARTSBERG6R, H. 3397

MANI, R,S. 247,3

MANNEY, T,R. 1076 14/0 k

MANSOUR, M,M, 165b

HANTELi M, 1020

MANTESCU, C 1416

MAPPER, D, 4bb 469 470 47l 472 473 <S97 626 750

1166 1222 1275 1429 4253

MARACCI, G, 4206

MARAFUSCHI, A.M. 5376

MARdLfci G t 2797

MARCHART, H, 813

MARCWETTI, F, 3740 5934

MARCUS, J,H. 2539

MARECbK, J, 2/41

1-68 f
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

MARK* H.R,, JR, 1129 2511 4410

MARKER* R,C, 77

MARKOWITZ* S,S, 1318 159? 1831 5768

MARMlfcR, P, 1"91 1668 1776

MARTIN, D|S,# JR. 727 907

MARTIN, F, 690

MARTIN, G,E, 6(148

MARTIN, J, 1/4 Hia 1839

MARTIN, T.C, 113 314 1414 1798 2410 2^04 25n5

3076 3/53 3794 4005 5578

MARTINCOVA, Z, 2990

MARTINELLI, P, ««4 9U1

MARTYNO^, Y,T. 2963

MASAGUTOV, V,S, 5621

MASLOV, I, A, 149 8o9 H66 1647 3363 3*81

MASON, G,F, 5498

MASON, R,S, 1^03

MASSACHUSETTS 667 5414

INSTITUTE OF

TECHNOLOGY

MASSART, D,L, 5961 5962 5963 5964 6043

MASSAUX, F, 1484

MASTALKA, A, 2741

MATHF, F, 2806

MATHltU, R, 894

MATH'JR, S,C, 113 1414 1798 5757

I-69
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

MaTSUMOTO, C, 967

MATSDMOTO, M.Y, 147

MATSUMURA, Y, 856 1170 1697

MATSUURA, T, 1333

MATULA, J, 2934

MATVEEV, N.S, 3462

MATVEbV, V.V, 2564

MATVEEVA, N,P, 2365

MAXIA, V, 661 1260 1644 3060 3954 3955

MAY, Li 2129

MAY, S. 2b 332 756 789 814 878 1171 1319

ls569 1818 ?327 2865

MAYtS, P, 5742

MAYR, G, 333334335

MAZYUKEVICH, N,P. 4277 5319

MC CABE, w,J, 1615

MC CANDLESS, E,L. 3/1)9

MC CARLEY, R,E. 727 90/

MC CONNELL* K . p . 7n9

MC C*ARY, J,H, 596

MC EILISTRFM, M.T. 2774

MC ELLISTREM, W.T. 2«5

MC FARLING, J,L, 1566

MC GnNNAGLE, W,J. 2441

MC GUIRE. S,W. 2691

1-70

«
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

MC fNNESi C,A t J, 1222

MCKAY, M. A, C, 3 3 6

MC KIBBRM, j,m, 5/73 o056

MC KOWN, D, 5720

MC MASTER, C.H, 3/85

MC MILLAM, J,W, 1434

MC MURRAY, C,S, . JR. 1871

MC NAMARAi J, 6 fl 6 d

HC NATT, F,d, 90 7

MC PHERSHN, D, 6/3

MECH, J, 1230

MEINKEi W,W, 130 164 165 254 337 338 739 34n 341

342 343 344 345 350 409 *6* 697 712

720 731 765 914 953 j 1 1047 1 054

1120 1164 U72 1201 1228 1630 1657

1692 1698 1733 1810 1867 2317 2551

35 53 597 3

MELCHIORF, J, J, 3027

MELFI, F, 2964

MELLET, M. 892

MELONI. S, 1260 1644 3955

MELSOM, S, 3482

MENAPACE, L.M. 5696

MERGER, J.W, 5996

MENIS, 0, 7o6

MENO^, M,P, 546 1976 2365 2520 3064 1797 4200

5975

MERCER* W,A, 1913

1-71
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -AUTHORS

^EREN, E, 538b

MERLlNI, M, 127V 1761 2901 6016

MERRRfT, D,J, 1658 1661

MERRIHUE, C, 3031

MERZi E. 2d2 225 347 1173 l38j 15??

MESHWIi n.T. 677

MESLtR, R f 4, 918

HESTbR, Z. 4218 5326

METCALF, A, 1394 2507 5622

METVtbV, V,V, 3731

METZGfcR, A,E, ?53 1052 1584

MEYER, R.A, 2972

MEYER* R,C, ?33 767

MEYER, R,b, 654 1060

MEZHIBORSKAYA, K.B. 1175 12/0 1435

MICHAJLOV, M, 2923

MICHONj R, 3/25

MjnGtTT, M,R, 441^

MIFTTINEN, J,K t 3/35

MIRNONSIN, E,P, 1471 ?550

MIHAILOV, M, 904

M I H A « A , T . 1/00

MIKHAROVA, G.N, 3/29

MIKHEEVA, l.M, 117/

MILE^KOVIC, S, 2146 *149

1-72
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

MILLARD, H,T, , JP. 5959

MILLER

MILLER

MILLER

MILLER

MILLER

MILLER

MILLER

MILLER

C,E,

E»B,

F.J,

J»M,

R,R,

S,T,

W,P.

w.w,

MILLETT, E.J,

MILLETT, R.J,

3t?2

1141 2125 2535 3710

1450 5710

11 1777

1123

1/05 2733

1789 2123 4283 5746

1979 3716 5357

4322

1/7 626

MILLS, W,R,, JR, 9b 26ti4

MILNER, G.W.C. 353 1178 1921

MILNER, 0,1.

MINAEV, v,m,

MINCZEWSKIi J,

MIRANSKII, I, A,

MIRlSZLAIi E,

MIRO* M,

MISKEI, M,

MITCHELL. J.C.

MITCHELL, T,G.

MITSUBAYASHI , T,

MIYAGUCHI, m,

451

2/64

210 249 H33 1135 1255 1049 2444

2932 3091 5697 5863 6054

1550 1551 1585 3385 5857

6005

1970

2807 3792

273

136 4b7 488 489 730

1385

8fl4

1-73
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

I MIYAGUCHI, Y, 5926

MIYAKAWA, Y, 1272

MIYAKh* T, 2440

MIYOSHl, K, 4*6 1067 1399 1656 2?97 ?649

MIZUGUCH!# H, 2297

MIZUIKE, A, 424 754

MOAU«Oi A, 2795 5766

MOAVi B, 1645 2821

MOCHIZUKI, Y, 585

MOEUER, D,H, 55 56 290 963

MOGILYOVKIN, V, 773 1762

MOISEEV, V,V. 799 870 2523 3383

MOKHIW, E.P. 4275

g

MOKI, T, 607

MOUNSKI, V,J, 1150 1334 1340 1788 2499 2690 "5953

MOLJK, A, 354

MOIL* E, 2813

MOLLE, E,Di ^niO

MOLLEKi E. 4000 5177 5238

MOLOKHIA, M,M, 1V77 5944

MONAGHAN, R, 961 996

MONQAN, n.M, 1722

MONMIER, D, 355 356 690 906 9l5 940 1217 1313

1321 1341 1396 1426 1535 2481 ?623

3989 3996 3997 4309 5942

MONNlJfcR, H, 197

1-74 I
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -AUTHORS

MONSfc, E,U, 530

MONTARlOl, F, 358

MONTOYA, J, 2124

MQNTVAl, A, "552

MOORE, B.C, 2/3

MOORE, C,B, 5958 60b

MOORE, F,L. «22

MORGAN, D.J. 2981

MORGAN, I.K, 314

MORGAN, I.L, 113 596 1414 2254 2410 2*Q4 25H5

2686 30/1) 3076 3753 3794 3Q76 4005

55/8

MORGAN. J.W, 469 595 656 1180 1431 1404 149* 1502

5/19

MORGAN* W.R, 693

MORii H, 357 4U3 2418 3033

MORI* T, 2440

MORISHIMA* H, 5926

MORITA* R, 2440

MORRIS* D.F.C, 221 262 359 360 361 362 363 364 365

366 36/ 600 601 792 8 1 6 1146 1147

1182 1183 1184 1185 l45g 1581 343l

3d30

MORRISON, G.H, 116 117 368 369 370 371 1040 1289

1580 1775 1984 1985 2277 2514 ^986

MORZEK* P. 1037 1193 1344

MOSE'J* A.W, 439 118/ 1356

MOSFS, A, J, 2/6

1-75

320-045 0-68—

6
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

M0SHIER# R,rf, 2b30

*

MOSKOVTSFVA, G,A. 1207 1543

MOSKOVTSFVA, G, 1/69

MOSULISHVILI , L.M. 3/5/

MOTOJIMA, K, 2683

MOTOZIMA, K, 419

MOTT. W,6. 1«8 863 927 1213 1*81 2512 3011 3752

5/09

MOUND LABORATORY 5332

MOUSTY, F, 430,5

MOZLEY, J.M, 1750

MUDROVA, B, 4406 5335

MUFHLHAUSS, C,0, 373

MUKAl, K, 1723 f

MULLFR» G, ?<>27

MULL.ER, J.H, 3/4

MUILINS, W,T, 2«2 291 292 64n 641 1044 1060 1188

1189 H90 1268 1361 1709 1725 1.727

1/96

MULVfcY, P.F.. JR. 2972

MUNQKOWSKYi W.F« 2/3

MUNDSCHENKi H, 5t>46

MUNZEL* H. 1826

MUNZER« N, 3/46

MURIN, A,N, 7*9

MURRAY, K. 3469

1-76
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

M'URRENHOFF, A « 4 ^ 4

KUSAfcLYAN, R,M, 5321 5782

MUSE, L, 422 586

MUSYL, I, -

1 ^2/

MUTO. H, 426 lllt> 1116 1399 1656 ?649 3719

3/68 5380 5431 5432

MYRtfERG, N, 6055

MYTT&NAERE, C, 459

NADKARNI, R,A, ofl8b

NAGAHARA, T, 5*27

NAGAI, I t 530b

NAGASAWA, H f 2437

NAGATSUKA, S, 1325 I4b9 3771 3773 592Q

NAGYi U V • loni> 16U1 2806 4216 4217 "26 539<?

NAKAGA^A, J, 2440

NAKAGAWA, T, 2440

NAKAI, T, 375 & 05 ^06 607 608 776 778 77<? 899

9/1 995 998 1038 1063 ll*4 1155 1174

1176. 1322 1654 1672 1679 1682 3714

NAKAJIMA, K, 5920

NAKA^URA, Y, 2464

NAKASA» H, 5967

NAKaYAMA, F, 1242 1342 1747

NAMIKAWA, Y, 827

NARGOLWALLA, S.S. 1«64 2129 2280 2666 4392

1-77
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -AUTHORS

narusawa, Y,

NASCUTIU, T,

NASS. H.w,

NATI, G,

NATIONAL ACADEMY

OF SCIENCES-NATIONAL

RESEARCH COUNCIL

NATO ADVANCED

STUDY INSTITUTE

NATSUME, H,

NATUSME, H,

NAUMOVA, 1,1,

NAVALKAR, M,P,

NEALi T,E.

NEDOSTUP, G.A,

NEEB, K,H,

NEFEDOV, B,B«

NEFEDOV, 0,M,

NEGINA. V,R,

NEIDER, R,

NELLIGAN, W,B.

NELP. W,B,

NELSON, L.C.i JR.

NENOV, N,

NETZ^Lf D,A.

NEU8URGER, M,

211

511 14U4 1774

1696 1791 27S9 5953

383

3389 5520

800 8U1 809 B47

81)6

1681

591 784 921. 1007 2658 26*1

;ni

2511

1559 5577

2769

1443

laid

871 1191 2369

138Q

1680

962

2s34 377 958 1865

984 2923 5428

1794 1688

3991

1-78
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -AUTHORS

NEW BRUNSWICK 298/

LABORATORY* AEC

NEWC0M8, J.C. 1789

M E W T N » D , 1 $ 5»

NEYRET, G. 1262

MGUYEN-LONGt-DEN, M. 812

NICHlPOKUK, W. 817

NICHOLS, L,L| 1 NICHOLSON, W,L, i32ti

NICKEL. M, ?& 7 8

NIHAY, J,B, 5!?87

NIELSEN, J,M, 2738 2998

N'lELSON, J,M, 2971

NIEMANN, t, 1192

NIESE, S, ^2t> 641 1193 1343 1344 2^78

NIEWODENICZANSKJ, J. 59b0

NIKANOROV, (j t S, It? 5 4 15 3 5

MKAMOROV, S,G. li>bb

NIKOLAENKOi 0,K, 5317 !?780

NIKOLAEV, A, I

, 3^88 37^6

NIKOLAEV, A.V, 5019

NILSSON, L, 5238

NIR, A, 1.023 1811 ?b34 3711

NISHli T, 967

NISHIGAKI, Si 991 3U92

1-79
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

t

NISHIKAWA, Y, 5/77

NISHlMURA, S, 1061 5329 5867

MSHlfcAKI, Y, 592b

NISSAN, H.-U, XS7b

N I T T , M

,

19 2 9

NIWASE, K. 112

NIX0'M, G,S, 378 675 2565 2572 2573 3*506 *0P3

NI2ET, G, 2/13

NOMutfA, K, 2744 53/9 5868

NUMUrtA, S. 1694

N'ORIKQV, A,P, li>54

NORMAN, J,C, 5939

NORRlS, W.P, 1/80

|

NOSTRAND, J.W,, 7°7 1/90

NOTfcA, A, 1023

NOVIKQV, A,P, 924 1555 1556 1557 3371

N V T N Y , A, J, 5/46

NOW ICKA-, JANJKOWSKA* T. 925 5662

NOZAK(, T, 3/9 602 1151 H53 1194 t^OP 14n8

1/42 3995

NUCITORA, G, 3/40 5448 5934

NUCLEAR APPLICATIONS 1/56

COMFERENCF

NUCLEAR CORPORATION 3 d

OF AMERICA

1-80
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND 787 1914

ENGINEERING CORPORATION

NUCLEAR-CHICAGO 837

CORPORATION

NUCLEONICS 6^D 1464 1544

NURMATOV, D, 3486 5? 7 5 5707

NYSTROM, A, 5/67

CONNOR, J,D. 2554

CONNOR, J, J, 989 1092

OAK RIDGE NATIONAL 661 810 1438 1442 2391 258A 4317

LABORATORY

OBLAS, D.W, 6049

OBRINK, K»J, 940

OBRUSNIK, I, 1121 >956 5984

OBUKHOV, A,P, 8o9 U66 1223 3363 3381

ODEBLAD, E, 381 352 383 384 385 734

0DE8LAD, S, 384

OESTER, Y,T, 948 1141 2125 2535 3710

OFFORD, R,E, 3469

OGAwA, K, 960 1115 1116

OGBORN, R.E, 1041 4062

OHNO, H, 596/

01, N, 848

OKA, Y, 1 4 °2 1481 1765 2744 5308 5311 ^379

5868

1-81
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

OKAQA, M, 20 375 486 337 388 6n3 6M 605 606

607 608 751 75? 753 7Q4 797 79« 824

826 899 956 957 990 1 IJ U 8 mil 1U?1

1063 1144 1195 1196 Ji97 1199 1200

1374 14U3 1413 1507 j 511 1^6^ 1624

1654 1679 1880 1881 1882 2614 2716

3399 3758 3772

OKADA, T, 967 2004

OKAR, S, 4221

OKUBO, T, 1144 16/1

OKUO# T, 3995

OLDHAM, G, 5714 5757

OLEHY, D,A, 439 944 1356 1384 1634 1708 6010

6067

OLIVE, G, 1815 1896 1922 5409

OLIVERI, E, 151/

OLSON, N.T, 3/88

OLYAi A, 367

ONCESCU, M, 1416 1822

ONDREJCIM, R.S, 160/

ONO, M, 4240

ONO, R, 4240

ONODA, Y, 7/4 997 1261 1^99 1300

ONOSOV, A. T

,

5515 5517

ONUMA, N, 5/2 922 H25 1307 1385 2283 2340

OOSA'/JA, M. 1391 2889

OOSTERKAMP, W,J, 1562

OOTA, Y, 5327

1-82
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

OP D'E BEFCK, J, 395 2643 2715 5398

OPRAVIL, 0, 1363

ORANGE. J*M. 1981 2512

ORDOGH, M, T^n 10 (J 9 1613 1614 1615 1616 1617

1632 2«06 3661 3964 6005

ORLANljlNI, K,A, 1663

ORLOV, Y.L, 2306

ORMO^T, R.F, 7i>

ORMQS, G, 2807 3792

ORSOMi L. 1^1

ORVIMIi'F, l

w^ 9 ^

OSADA, K, 596*

OSAKl, S, 4 3H

OSA^A, M, 572 585 4302

OSBORN, S.B, 155 6U14

OSBORNE, J,F, 2376

OSHRY, H.I, 695

OSMOND* R.G, 391

OSTACHOWICZ, J, 3335 5952

OSTERLUNDH, C.G, 5433

0TSKl> T, 1 44 &

OTV INOWSK I « W, 12H3

OTVOS, J,W, 861 1014 1163

OTWINOWSKI. N, 1069 1373 lo36 5864

OUFLLETTE, R.P, 2695 3959

1-83
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

OVERMAN, K,T, 106 392 610

OWENS, G.C, 1204

0XL6Y, S,S, 5936

OYOSHI, A, 2/27

OYOSHI, E, 2/27

PAHDEN, R,E, 1470

PALINO, G.E. 1603 2902

PAIMA1, Q, 4270 59/0

PALMARES, J, 2/14

PANNELL, J,H, lt>9 1/0

PANOV, G,I, 1393

PANTAZIS, G, 6d6

PAPADOPOULOS, C, 666

PAPADOPOULOU, C, 5993

PAPAVASILIOU, P, 929 1206 1705

PAPEi A, 4209

PAPPAS, A,C, 1203 2734

PAREKH, P.P, 1427

PARK* J,H. 3/13

PARKi J-H, 3344

PARKER, C.V., JR. 2410 3076 3794 39/6 4005 5bl0

PARKER, J.L, 16G4 5752 57o9

PARKER, R.P, 3321

PARKER, S.H, 5/69

1-84
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

PARKHURST, RiM, 5751

PARKINSON, T.F, 959 966

PARR* R,M. 1310 mi 2698

PARSA, B, 159V

PARTHASARATHY, R. 1901 I960

PASCU, N, 5949

PASSELl, r,0, 4*3 482

PASZTOR, E, 1G02 2761 6022

PASZTOR, L,C, 1950 25<*2 4413

PATE, B,0, 4/4 4/i> 4 ? 6

PATE*, P, 1492 2 766 3418 4191 4 2

9 3 4308 4406

5438 5930

PATROVSKV, V, 1582

PATTERSON, J,H, 4289

PAULY, J, 579 942 977 1042 1541 1573 159* 1676

1/29 1755 1878 1952 2556 2836 ?901

3082 3724 3793 3985 542i 5*83 *987

PAXTON, G,D« 2565

PEART, R,F, 861

PECK, P.F, l"2o 1Q28 1209 1210 j95i 2429 ?652

5372

PEPTERMANS, A, 743

PESTERS, E, H4"' 1 4 &&

PEIRSON, D,H, 390

PEISACH, M, 7/0 841 842 868 1302 253? 2618

PE1SAH, M, l n7 l

PELEKHOV, V.I. 948

1-85
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

I

PELEKIS, L, 5869

PELEKIS, L.K, 5670

PELEMS, LiLi 2337

PELEKIS, Z,E, 2337

PEMAS, N,P, JR, 4258

PENDHARKAR, M,S, 2982 3560

PERDUON, J, 1304 1&40 1753 2<>83 309f) 3980 544;$

5/08 5853

PERE^HOGIN, G,A, 708 1/63 2641 3367 3804 4310

PEPEZHOGIN, G.P, 2721

PERFILOV, N,A, 3394

PEPKliM, J, I, 108 1U9

PERKINS, K.W, 2500 3424 4381 6012

PERKONS, A,K, 706 1/37 2548 6037 i

PERL M AN, I, 4280 5783

PERNECZKY, G, 3413

PEROVSKI i # a,P, 5515 5517

PERRY, K.I, 2272

PERSUNI, C, 4v386 59^5 6065

PESTANER, J,F, 5376

PETER, H, lvi80

PETER, I, 2659

PETERS, B.F.G, 864

PETERSEN, O.F, 4227

PETERSON. S,F, 2277

1-86 |
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

PETIT, J, 814 b49 3727

PETKOV, P,M, 3374

PETrtZHAK, K.A, 5^18

PFElFfcR, V, 1273

PFRE ppER, G, 2723 2724 2725 2767

PHELPS, P,L, 2547

PHILLIPS, B, 396

PHILLIPS, H,R, 2574

PICCIUTTO, E. 397

PICCOT, D. 1816 2327 2865

PICE«# M, 5/90

PICK, M,A. 5/56

P I C N , M

,

55 7 9

PIERCE, CM, 1467

PIERCE, K,C, 316

PIFRCE, T.B. 1026 1028 1209 1210 19*1 2429 ?652

3336 3979 4304 5342 5372

PIETRA, R, 790 1281 1952 2556 2794 2901

PUCK, J, 1211 1707 1743 1744 j745 1748 1749

28 5 2*9 2 3713

PILLAY, K.K.S, 214D

PINDRUS, P, 13

PINK, H. 53^0

P1MKAS, V, 2s>S6

PINKER, P,H, 183 1034 2959

PINTE, G, 1171 6071

1-87
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

P I R 1 £ , A , 4 b 4

pip rut, O.U., JR. in ,56

PISA UNlvfcRSlTY, 34od

ITALY

PISKUNOV, U.I.

PUAKSIN, I , N

,

PUAKSIN,. M.A,

plantin, L-O,

PUASHAKOVA. G,P,

PLATTER, R,

pupshakqva* g.p,

PUUMP, R,C,

POCZ-, U,

POINT, J, J,

POUffSHCHUK, T,V,

polinsky, p,u,

poulmck, l,r,

PONITZ* W.

poolE, D,o.

POPOV, c.P.

POPO^, H,

POP I PS, W.J,

PORRITT, R,

PORTER, R,S,

POST, R,G,

5513

783 1280 3037 3373 3374 7375 3376

3379 o/67 5325 5620 577fl 5779 Sd54

8t>5

710 1276 2508

6 53

292 7 6H72

39 8 39 9 4

2922

4 1

3382

2123

2092

1916

2532

1/54 2923 6769 5428

964

2124

18 45

8on

5/45

1-88
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

POST^A, F.W., JR. 1871

POSTMUS, C,, JR. 1230

POTAPOVA, T.A, 33b2

POTAPYEV, V,V, ^242

POTRATZ, H,A, 39 40 41 42

POTTER, J.C. 934

POTTIES R, 4Q01

P0T2L, K, 5522

POURADIER, J, 402

P07YCHANYUK, V,F. 1^50 1585 3385

P.OZZli s. 6016

PRASlLOVA, J, 2845

PREISLER, E, 1829

PRESNYAKOVA, M,A. 2369

PRESSER, G, 2ol5

PRETQRlUS, R, 2618

PRICE, H.J, 2549

PRICKARTZ, R, 2323

PRIEST, G,L, 3781 5339

PRIEST, H,F, 3781 5339

PRISTEP, B, 773

PRO, M,J, 763 1031 1077 1635 2647 2o48 4263 6021

6030 6036 6048

PROCHAZKOVA, Z, 1963 1972 3393 3669 4213 4248

PROKOPCHIK, V.I, 4276 5356

1-89
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

<

PRONllM. V.A, 2640 ,37,50 3731 5336 5619 5703 5787

PRONMAN, I,M, 5421 5781 5782

PROU2A, Z< 1186 1506 2387 5602 5848

PRUD HOMME, J.T. 314 3753

PRUSSIA S.G, 1795 2559 ?579 2688

PURSER, P,R, 4H5

PUTMAiM, J.L, 407 2650

PUTYATINA, N,D, 1558 3368

PYZHOBA, Z.I, 4391

OUAIFE, M,A, 2434 2445 3062

QUESSON, M, 57 1503

QUITTNER, P, 3350 3413 3548 3550 3552 4231 5931

QUIVY, R, 125 t

QURESHI, I,H, 2006

KAAEN, H,P, 2609 4316

RABINOWICZ, E, 408

RABOT, R, 1503

RADAK, B, 1096

RADIATION COUNTER 646

LABORATORIES

PADWAN, M, 1030 5966

RADWAN, 7, 925 5862

RAFAELOFF, R, 1071

RAGAlfMl, R,C, 1953

1-90 I
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

RAI, L, 2318

RAINOSEK, A,P, 3797

RAISIC* N, 1&59 1696

RAKQVIC, M, 9fl0 939 H86 1271 1282 1392 15H6

1660 1662 1664 1751 1/52 1948 1963

1972 2387 2681 2759 292l 2990 3334

3393 3669 3765 4213 42*8 5602 5618

5846 5874

RAKOVSKH, E.E, 985

RALEIGH, H,D, 1365

RAMDOHR, H.F, 1^21 1886

RAMOS, E, 1970

RANDLE, .K, 5936

RANZ# I, 868

RAO, S,R, 2984

RAPPAPORT, R, 1463

RASMUSSEN* N,C, 216 1618 1787 1898 3059

RASSOUl, A, 1345

RATH^URN, D,W, 1794 1888

RAUSCH, H, 4153 5499 5793

RAUSCHER, H,E, 1976

RAYMOND, W.H.A, 214

REBAi R,C, 2585 6063

RECKE, W, 1830

REODY, G,R, 1449 1639 2982

REED, D, 1428 2846

REEDi G.L.V, 6081

1-91

320-045 O-68—

7
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

C

PEFD. 6,W, 209 410 411 41? 736 1212

REED* J.H, 665 713 1611 1/83 1785 ?364

REFDER, S.D, 482

REIQ» A,F. 413

REIFFEL, L, 414 1311 1366

REIMHARQT, K, 1578 1931

REISER, W, 1367

REFOLD, 6, A, 1637

RENGAN. K, 1047

REULAND, R,J, 1283

REVEL, G, 2381 3721 5938 5954

REVENSKA-KOCTSYUK, B. 5966

REYNOLDS. L,M, 4329

* REYNOLDS, S,A. 81 293 294 295 296 297 2^8 300 415

722 1044 1946

REZVANOV, R.A, 1445

RHODES, D,F, 1«J1«*

RHODES, J.R, 5764

RICCI, E, 201 416 701 1065 1499 15<*3 1 9 3* 193 ? 1V38 1939 2259 2531 2682 3071 4193

RICHARDS, D.H. 242 243 244 245 246

RICQ, J,C, 1^1° 1*38

RIEHL, N, 1252

RIEZLER, W, 417

RIGA, USSR 2G75

RIMSKI I-KORSAKOV, A. A. 5704

1-92
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

RISON, M,H, 42 74 5420

RISPAL* C. 889

RIVIERE, R, 127b 3745

ROB, C,G, 2124

ROBERTS, J t O, 321

ROBERTSON. U»E, 2i>00 4361

ROBfcRTSOM, U,S, 2/29

ROBERTSOM* J,S, 4sJ77

ROBERTSON, O.H, 90 725

ROBIN, Q, 1600 i?968

ROBINS, C,H, , JR, 4267 6082

ROBINSON, B,P, 4412

ROBINSON, E,L, 4287 ^744

ROBINSON, J,R, 9b4 9/6

ROBSON, A. 1366

ROCCO, G,G, 2541 3474

ROCHAS, P. 1503

RODDEN, C.J, 420

RODERBOURG, J. 1484 2773

RODRIGUEZ, G,D, 1464

RODRIQUEZ MAYQUEZ, E- 2968

ROEDDER, E, 1107

ROELS, J, 2o33

ROESMER, J, 568 6/6 705

ROGERS. G.T, 5932

i~9;>
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

ROGUSHIN, 1,1, 2/50

ROHNSCH, W, 1520 1603 1628

ROJAS, M,A, 2685

ROLLIER, M,A, 1260 1644 3060 3954 3955

ROMANOV, M,M, 924 1162 1551 1553 3362

ROMANOV, 0,M, 1162 1554

ROMMEL, H, 1013 1193 1344 2712

ROMHIEL, M.A, 2680

RONA, E, 421 422 586

ROOK. H,L, 1861 2777 6066

ROOTS, E,N, 2/3

ROPER. N,J, 1875

ROSA, U, 3957

ROSE, R,H, 1966

R0SEN8AUM, H,S, 5408

ROSE^BLUM, L, 3H85

ROSEMFELH. I, 513

ROSS, A,M, 139

ROSS. D,A, 867

ROSS. H,M. 70C1 1932 1933 ?682

ROSS, W,j, 1035 1226 1710 1711 1796 3074

ROSSI, M,L, 707

ROSSOUW, S.F, 4006

ROTARIU, G.J, 5709

ROTH, E, 2768

1-94
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

ROTH? L.J. 2o42

ROTTMANN, J, 26 7b

ROTTSCHAFc^, J,M. 4410

ROUBAULT, M, l-sna

ROUECHE, A, 1426

ROUTTIi J,T, 5971

ROWEi M„w, 5716

ROWLAND, F,S. 728 909

RUBIN, B, 989

RUBP* S, 4*3

RUCHi R.R. 1«3 1034 2782 2790 2792 ?793 2959

297b

RUDELLIi M, 802

RUF, Hi ?644

RUNDO, J, 155 307b

RUSHBROOK, P,R, 1214

RUSH.IZKY, G.W, 5357

RUSSFLL, H,T, 3064

RUSScLL, I ,J, 1p«4 1655

RUSSKaYA, E.I, 3379

RUSTiR.M. 2552 3345

RUSTICHELLI, F, 420b

RUTHERFORD, H,A. 1073 1472 1583

RUTTINK, J, 174b 3708

RUZICKA, J, 795 1121 1243 1244 1291 1346 1^75

1579 I5b7 1588 1820 l93o 1974 ?154

2845 3U84

1-95
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

C

RYABCHIKOV, D»I. 1285

RYABUKHIN, V , A , 544 662 1285

RYA8UKHIN, Y,S, 5976

RYAN. V,A. 1576 4226

RYANi w,p, 6 n J a

RYBACH, L. 1376 1505

RYCH«OV, R.S, 1286 2717

RYGARD. J. 40b 94*5

RYSKlN, G.Y, 42b

RYTC^KOV, R.S, 544 662

SABBIONI, 5, 1541 1593 1952 2794 ?836 3724 3985

5987

SABJ^A, a,C. 4256 d

SABIMfc. T.M. 3/83

SABO# E, 575-9

SACCHfcTTJ, i\|, 14H6

SACHA, J, 6(144

SAIFUTOIMOVA, D.G. 1550 1585 3385

S'AIRENJI, E, 1198 1446

SAISHQ, H. 1232

SAITO, K, 11^1 HV4 1742

SAITO, N, 427 U9d

SAITO, T. 5311 i>379

SAITOH, M

.

1496

SAIZ^W, F.I, 1885

1-96 i
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

SAKA!, T, H91

SAKAHOTO, A, 4374

SAKAMOUE, M, 1491 2889 4302

SAIAITA, G,N, 1«43

SALMlNi J,P, 1« 8 ^

SALMlNi Y.P, 3387

SALMON, I, 1*>5 239 428 429 430 431 43? 477 3426

SAMOSADNYI, V,T. 2764

SAMSAHL, K, 442 714 829 830 1089 1134 1412 1766

1/97 1892 1894 2403 2718 4004 5760

5771 t>765

SAMSONi .C, 1912

SAMUELSSONj E,«G. 4323 5382

SANAD, W, 4203 5729

SANCHEZ IZQUIERDO* J. 2968

SANDERS, F,W, 993

SANDERS, W,M, 1604 3970 3977 5417 575? 5769

SANDOR, J, 1005

SANDRU, P. 1322

SANFORD, W,R, 1048

SANGUIST, V, 1415

SANKAR DAS, M, 1109 1449 1596 1639 1901 190? 1903

1911 2602 2976

SANQ, H, 1198

SANTELLI, D.J, l bni

SARD!, A, S416

1-97
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

1

SaSa«I, E. i« 4 &

SASAKI, M, 1402 1765

SASAKI* T, 1333

SASAKI, Y. 755

SASTRY, R.V.R, 5756

SATO* K, 8,58

SATO, M, lilt?

SATO, R, 1/80

SATO. Y, 5386 5928

SAUISIKIN, 0,F, 858

SAUTIN, A, 1957 4325

SAVEL, P, 911

SAVOSIN, S,I, 780 1430 2750 i

SAWAI, T, 1338 1468 3771 5921

SAYRb, E,V, 433 1032 1629 1834 1897 5 9?6 2945

6031

SCHAHE, M, 1091

SCHAUB, R, 3727

SCHEER, K.E, 6069

sche^lE, w, mm 1012

SCMIAVINI, Q, 1095

SCHIERLING, H.E. 1336 1337 1423

SCHIFF, Ei 4217

SCHILLING, J-G, 2763

SCHILTZ, J,C, 1454 1817

1-98
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

SCHINUEWOLF, U, 434 435 436

SCHI«JAJFWA, M,B. IttSi?

SCHLEIFFFR, J-J, 2632

SCHLESlNr,EH, H.L. 2o47 2648 4263 6021 o030 6Q36

SCHMEISER* K, 437 438

SCMMIDT-PLEEK, F. 5403

SCHMIDT, D, 5440

SCHMIED, H, 1760 1842

SCHMJTT, R,A t 439 613 648 93? 933 944 u87 1251 U23

1356 1384 1634 1708 2735 5343 ^720

5958 6010 6067

SCHNEIDER, H, 136/

SCHNEIDER* W, 1869

SCHOLfcS, P,H, 5389

SCHQN, A, 1529

SCHONFELD, E, 2450 2533 2545 4210 4326

SCHONFELD, T, 394 440 694 749

SCHONTAG, A, 1/32

SCHRADER, C,U, 1052

SCHRAGE, E, 1^81

SCHRAMEL, P. 3/46

SCHROEDER, G,L, 1216 1953 2694 2762

SCHUHL* C, 38

SCHUlERT, A.R, 1858

SCHULTZ, W,«, 718 2571

1-99
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

SCHUlZE, W, 441 627 711 893 1666 25l? ?544 2566

3720 3973 5937

SCHUMANN, P, 2335

SCHUSTER, E, 5957

SCHUTZi n.F, 614 1U27

SCHWARTZ, D| 216

SCHWARZER. D, 158

SCHWEIKERT, E.Ai 1375 2623 ?629 6066

SCOTT, H,D, 4380 5390

SCOTT, J,E, 4263

SCOTT, W.Li 5394

SfcAHORG, G,T, 443

SEBESTIA^, I, 1363 15/4

SEDLACEK, hi, A. 1576

SEGEL R,E, 862

SEINO, H, 516

SEIR M ARC0, U,A, 861

SEITNER, H, 2296

SELZ, J. 1217

SEN SARMA, R,N, 15

SENFTLE, F,6, 171 445 446 447 272U 428?

SENS, J,C, 4209

SERVIAN, J,L, 2148

SETSER, J, I, 212 968 1022

SETTLE, D,M, 2517 3U77 3101 3486 5979 6020 A033

1-100
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

SEVAST YANOV. Y.G. 1218

SEVIfcR, P, 5409

SEYFANG, A.P, 44b 449 472 1347 1429

SHA9ANA, R, 2447 4319 5728 5729

SHAH* S,D, 6/7

SHAMAEV, V,I, o/4 dt>8 1215 1246 1247 3^64

SHANKS, 0,6, 249b 4214

SHARMA, H.U, 1902

SHARP, R,A, 4 ^ 9

SHATS, M,M, 490

SHAW, D-.C. 539t?

SHCHIOKAVA, T, 2674

SHCHULEPNIKOV, M.N. 1066 2721

SHEDlOVSKY, J, p , l48 927

SHEMAROV, F.V, I 764

SHENKERG, C, «1 94

SHESTAKQV, B,I, I 430

SHI8A> K 604 607 608 774 971 997 Q98 10?8

1299 1300 1654 168?

SHIBAEVA, N,P, 4 ^ 9 1

SHIBATA, H, l 6 ^ n

SHIBUYA, M, 4 * 4 67 ±* 5327 5725 5925

SHlDtLER, R.W, 9 1 4 1U54 2538

SHIGEMATSUi T, lt>13 5>776 5777

SHIKATA, E, l>i9d

1-101
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

SHIMELEVICH, Y.S. 969 1430 2750 3462

SHIMIZU, T, 575 82U H?7

SHIMP, N,F, 263

SHIMURA, K, 2649

SHINAGAWA, M, 2727

SHIP^AN, G,F, 451

,

SHIRMSHl, H, 1382

SHlRYAfrVA, M,B, 3387

SHKOOA-ULYANOV, V. A. 4277 5319

SHMANENKOVA, G,i. 6053 6U72

SHNEOUR, E,A, 839

SHORNIKOV, S, I

,

1646 2965

SHORT, H,G, 452

SHTAN, A.S, 5317 5780

SHTASEL, A, 910

SHUMWAY, R,H, 1H51

SICIIIO, F, 936

SIE8FRR, R, 3/94

SIFMER, P.L, 1259

SILVA, C.M, 5358 5851

SILVANDVICH, Y,A. 5787

SILVERMAN!, J, 636 740

SILVERMAN, R,H, 400

SIMKOVA, M, 1519 1545 ?386 2878 3975

SIMNAD* M.T, 453

1-102
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ATTTHORS

SIMON, F.O, 5959

SIMOM, L, g 41 1219

SIMqn ITS, A, 4231

SIMPSON, Li, 561

SIMPSON, H, 1/9 6^6 85? 1220 1570

SINQH, J, 5571

SINGHAL, N,S, 335b

SIONj H, 1221

SIPPEL* P.F, 4p5

SIPPtLi R,S, 1148

S I R Q N I , G . 1 2 5? 4

SJORtRG, H,£, 1400 1893

SJOSTRANH, d. 533 534 535 1100 1239 l2?8 256"^

S K I M

xl L R , W , A , 5 7 51

SKlP^bN, G,R, ,>d39

SKLA^fcNITIS, H, 6H01

SKLAVtNITIS, L, 5875

SkOUGSTap, M,W, 2bbS

S K V C) R D K ( N , N,V. 5v31o

SLATER, n,N, 1185 3530 5742

SLEPCHENKO, I , F

,

7 d 3

S L O A N , R , w , 1 a 4 3

sloth, e . N

,

1 2 3

SLOTT, R, 3962

SLOWeY, J.F. ^t34tt 4219 4255

1-103
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

SLOwf-Y. J.F f, JR.

SLUMcCKQ, J,

SMAKHTlNi L.A,

S M A [_ H S , A, A,

SMATHtRS, J,H.

SMIR VJ0V-AVLRIN, A. P.

SMIRNOV, A, A.

SMIRNOV, V, I,

SMIRNOV, V,N,

SMIRNOV, V,V,

SMIRNOVAi N,B,

SMITi J, VAN r,

SMITH, B.A,

SMITH, E,M,

SMITH, fc , R

,

SMITH, G.U,

S M I T H , G , H , SMITH, H,

SMITH, H,P,, JR.

SMITH, J , W

,

SMITH, L.H,

4291

1519 1545 2358 3975

985 3365

2^ 27 94 96 236 240 251 ?57 32n 353

391 449 456 457 458 460 461 462 463

464 405 466 467 468 469 470 471 472

4/3 4/4 475 476 477 478 *25 587 595

hl5 61b 724 745 1145 122? 1275 1429

2338 2528 3979 4253 4266 5411

2141 54U7 5743

121b

5/04

23 3/

479 1280 3767

57 4

2/1/

239 24 4/8 526

145d

1/50

203

3/5

1/22 1801 2536 2537 4224 5985

124 309 310 378 481 565 651 675 788

1224 1225 1928 1977 198q 2565 2570

2572 2573 2719 2942 ?958 2985 3507

3982 4267 5847 5944 6003 6042

37 88

1?5

2/06 4199

1-104
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

SMITH, R,H, 692 1323 1356 1634 5720 *010

SMITH, R.L.i JR. 2/3

SMITH, R,R, 482

SMYTH&, L.E. 3968 61)38

SOBATCHKIN. A, 7/3

SOCI^TA RJCERCHE 140

I MP I AM T I NUCLEAR I

SOCIETE ANONYME DE 1619 1622

MACHINES ELECTRO STATIQUES.

S0L8ERG, D,E, 959

SOLTYS, M.N, 1289

SOLVSTEN, S. 1241

S0MM6RK0RN* G, 261b

SONDEL, J, A, 2145 3061 5502

SONNlNO, T, 7/2

SORA^TIN, H, 1264 1273 1487 1492 1564 1830 1840

2601 27o6 2950 3418 4l9l 4?93 4308

4406 5438 5930

SOREMARK, R, 714 741 829 830 968 1317 1332 1512

1600 6UQ6 4002 6055

SOROIU, M, 1416 5295

SOROKINA, A.V, 5318

S0U8EYRAND* R, l b0 ^

SOULE, J,L, 5"/

SOULIOTIS, A,G, 928 1057 1964 i 9 71 2701 4 2 72 5415

SOWDEN, E.M, 4b3 4b4 485

1-105
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

SPADACCIMOi E, 1260

SPALEK, J. 3811

SPEECKE, A, 1066 1828 ?610 2643 5772 5808

SPENCER, R,P, 466 467 488 489 730

SPENGfcR, R.E, 2v54 7

SPEN*Ei Hi l b ^l

SPIKES. J.D. 3747

SPIRA, J, 4386

SPITSYN, V . I

,

1227

SPRQNk, M, 1925 5993

SRAPENYANTS, R,A. 144,5

STALLWOOD, R,A, 863

STAMM, S,J, 4283

STANG, L.Gii JR, 1873

STANLEY, C,W, 1/94 1888

STArCHIK, L,P, 479 783 855 1280 3087 3373 3374 3375

3376 33/9 5325 5620 5778 5779 5854

STARCHIK, M.P, 3/6/

STARFELT, N, 4(100 5177 5238

STARIK, I.E. 490

STARIKOVA, N,A, 5435

STARK, H, 61 1292 1732 1829 2636 3987 5439

STARY, J, 1243 1244 1291 1346 1575 1579 1587

1586 1820 2154 3084

STEELE. E.L, 7l2 845 1058 1228 1567 170? 1712

1/21 1852 1900 1912 2510 2598 ?734

294/ 2948 3028 3353 3553

1-106
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

STEEN, H, 2929

STEFANOV, G,I. 954 17b4 2923 3739 5428

STEHLIK, G, 1370 17U3 1767

STEIM, J,M, 1462 1479 1870 37l6

STEIN, M,N, 21

STEINNES, E, 50 1768 2597 2739 2853 3^79 3470

3961 4192 4195 4305 5366 5370 ^405

5/13 5731 5960 6074

STEJSKAL, R, ?« 7d

STENSUAND» d,A, 1902

STEPHENS, W,£. 491

STERLINSKI, A, 5865

STERtlNSKI, S, 902 1/61 1R84 ?760 2989 4206 5341

STEVANCEVIC, D,B 1274

STEVANCEVIC* D, 1771

STEVENSON p,c, 3380

STEVENSON, R,A, 2732

STEWART, D.C, 492

STIE«, P,M, 1150 1340 2690

STIMSQN, A, 3391 5390

STINISON, A, 4380

STITCH, S,R, 465

STOC«ER, H-J, 2o78

STOC^ERT, H, 2/^9

STQENNER, R.W, 4*3

STOGOVA, G,B, 3374

1-107

320-045 O-68—

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

, STOJANOVIC, N, 426/

STOKtLY, J,R, 2157

STOLL, N 8 5450 i?45l 5452

STONE, C.A, 185 414 665 1311 1611

STRAIN, H,H, 1'dto

STRAIN, J.E. 82 l2o8 1361 1638 1642 1796 1940

1941 2531 3058 31)74 5711

STRAIN, W.H, 178b 2124

STRAUSE, B,M, 509

STREUOW, F,.rf,E, i* 9 *

STRI8EL, T, 494

STRICKLAND, E,H, 9/5

STROHAL, P, 5/90

ST.RUTHERS, J,D. 5402

STRZYZEWSKA, B, 5862

STUBBiNS, M, 6004

STUDIER, M,H, 1230

STUHL, Z, 8tt

STUKENRROEK'ER, G.L. 52 53

SURBUTINA, T, I , 5356

SUUA, K, 2340

SUE, P, 8 49t> 496 497 498 499 17?0

SUFFREDIMI, C,S, 439

SUGISHITA, R, 575

SUGISITA, R, 130/

1-108 I
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

SUIT'*, T, 2604

sukhov, g.v, 60 53 60 7 2

SULIMi V.V, 1646 ^965 3462 5950

SUNUERMAN, D,N, :i>yo

SURKQv, Y.A, 1068

surls, j,p,» jr. 1160"

SUSL-OW, V.fJ, 296!?

SUTTON, A, 60 2

SUZUKI, M, 5920

SUZUKI, I, 916

SUZUKI, K, 5925

SUZUKI, N, 1018

SUZUKI, T, 1446

SvENKE, E, 542.3

svensso.m, P, 5433

SvIRIDOv, A, I, 1548

SVIRIDOVA, A, I, 120 7 1769

SWAMBERG, S,C, 542

SWARTHOUT, J, A, 392

SWARTZ# H,M, 1452

SWIFT, G, 1665

SWISHER, J. A, 3974

SZA30, E, 1606 1614 1615 1831

5793 5931

SZE8ENYI, I, 4270 59/0

1-109
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

SZFKELY, G, 501

SZEK*ENYESY, T, 106b

SZOKOLYI, L. 1601

TABUSHI, M, 5777

T A A * K , 9 b n

TAJ1MA, E. 999

TAKACb, G, 4216 t>326

TAKADA, K, 5432

T A K A G I » S . 4 2 4

TAKAGI, T. 2669

TAKEDA, T. 916

TAKE^OTu. K. 5672

TAKETANI, K, 7i>5

TAKE'JCHI, T M 1510

TALaT-EKREN, H, 4^21

TAU0T-6FSNAKU, S. 1621

TALBOT, J. 502

TALPOVA, E, 1664

TALPOVA, H, 949 1282 1:592 1660 1662 1751 1752

3434

TALWAR, U,H, 2611

TAMU^Ai M. 5923

TANA«A, K, 2052

TANAKA* S. 1151 1194 1742

TAN'A^RO SANZ, A, 2966

1-110
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

T A N G i c , w . 6 n o n

T A N I

i A

,

1115 1116

TANNER, J.T, 15/1 3352 4290

TARRAS, c, 1036

TASA«Ii A. 1496

TATAR, J, 612 294Q 2941 ?956

TAURE, I,Y, 233/

TAUSEND, A, 2/75 4299 4300

TAYLOR, n, 152 1/73

TAYLOR, P.M. 1310 1411 5997 6 7

TAYLOR, K.J, 5 6 4 6

Taylor, m.k, i b 5 3

TAYLOR, T.I. 5U3 5U5 506

TAY L OR, w,H, 407 2650

TEOFlLOVSKIi C. 2149

TERA, F, 227/

TERADAi K, 4311

TERCHQ, R , P

,

3 n 6 1 5502

TEREE, T.M. 6064

T6RESI, J.I). 123

TERRA N I , M

,

5/35

TERRANI, S, 5/35

TERRELL, C,W, 1/85 2104 2364

TEWREY, D.R. 2433

TERTOOLEM, JtF.W. 1690

1-111
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

TESZlfcR, 0, 1074

TEXACO DFVFLOPMFNT 1772

CORPORATION

TEXAS A AMD M 1^6 671 3791

TEXAS NUCLEAR 618 680 18B9

CORPORATION

THAC*<RAY, M . l d4i?

THIEI, A, 1524

THtE«Y, J, 1503

THILANDER, H, 9t>8

THOMAS, A, 96

THOMAS, A.M. 595

THOMAS, C.C,, JK. 214!? ,5061 5502

THOMAS, G.E, 3/4

THOMAS, P.O. 2141?

THOMAS, W,C, JR. 2534

THOMPSON, A, J, 1812

THOMPSON, R.A, 508 50V 9\?

THOMPSON, G.A, 189

THOMPSON, H,D, 255 322

THOMPSON, T,J, 210 4059

THOMSON, S,J, 347/ 4473

THORtSEN, P. 1419

THORPt, J.n, 6012

THOUZfcAU, G, 5/

1-112
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

TILBURY, R,S, 1340 2690 2697 3403

TITTUE, C,W, 510 6/9 5552

TITTMAN, J, 1680

TO-ON, M, 936 1899 1912 2705

TOBIAS, C,A, 138 512 513 1470

TODD, R, 1231 1347

TOERIEN, P.V.S, 5410

TOKUMAGA, 0, 2464

TOKUMAGA, T. 4302

TOKYO SHIBAURA 5943

ELECTRIC CO. LTD.

TOL8ERT, B,M, 160

TOLGYESSY, J, 1754 2923 3739 5428 5859

TOIGYESSY, Y, 964

TOMCSANyl, A, 541b

TOMITA, I, 1232

TOMIZAWA, C, 5327

TOMLINSOM, H,H, 2503 3956 6000

TOMLlNSONJi R,W.S. 155 6014

TOMNOVEC, F,M, 175

TOMOV, T,T, 984 1754 2923 3739 5428

TOMPKINS, A, 517

TOMPKINS, E,R, 267

TOMURA, K, 5/2 2283 2340 3994 5927

TOPA, A, 1822

1-113
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

i

TORDAI, Li 515

TORIUM!, H, 1446

TORlZUKAi K, 2440

TORKO, J, 2671

TOTHi G, 4270 59/0

TOTH* Li 6 ^ 3

TOUSSET, J, 4260 4325 5579 5580

TOWELL* D,G, 1835

TRAVESI JIMENEZ, A. 1 b 8 vj 4249

TRAVESI JIMINEZ, A. 276:>

TRAVESI, A, 1534 2714 2752 2753 425 5991

TREW, J,R, 1372

TROLY* G, 151b 1538

j TROMBKA, J, I, 1284

TSAI, H.T, 5868

TSANOS, Nl, 686

TSANOS, N,A, 1971 2701

TSEL^SCHEV, S, 1/62

TSETSKHLADZE, T.V. 295/

TSIRKUNOVA, I, 5869

TSIRKUNOVA, I,E, 5/27

TSIRLIN, Y,A, 427i?

TSUJI, H, 628 827 mi U52 1202 1315 1656

1879 2384 5566 5924

TSUKAHARA, J, 5/5 820

1-114 (
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -AUTHORS

TSURUMI, Y, 2/11

TUCK* D,R, 1181

TUCKERMAN, M,M, 1/46

TUMAi D,J, 2434 2445 3062

TUPP6R? R, 33 34

TUREKIAN, K,K, 614 1U94 1?93 1688 3960 3969

TURK6VICH, A, 209 410 4n 41? 5l7 1212 4?89

TURKOWSKY, C, 2636 3987 5439

TURKSTRA, J, 1825 5410 5761 6061

TURNER, G. 3061

TURNER, P,C,R, 965 1110

TURNER, S.E, 518

TURNOCK, A,C, 555

TUSTANOVSKI I , V.T- 3087 5620 5778

TWITTY, R.I, 952

TWITTY, B,L, 1905 2122 2778 2798 3357 3981

TYDEN, G, 5433

UCHIYAMA, A, lb7

UEMUPA, T ( 5/26

UFRET, S,L, 2732

UJIHARA, Y, 2711

ULFENDAHL, H,R, 930

UMAROV, M, 5705

UMAROV, U, 5707

1-115
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

UMEZAWA, H, 3i?7 1694

UNION CARBIDE 1024

UNITED KINGDOM ATOMIC 1471 1923

ENERGY AUTHORITY

UNITED STATES ATOMIC 520 1290 5649

ENERGY COMMISSION

UNIVERSITY OF 1606

WASHINGTON

UPOR-JUVANC2, V, 390 1616 3964

UPOR, E, 161!>

URATA, Y, I 446

URLACHER, C, 2632

UYEDA # S, 2437

VACI*, J.P, 1233

VAISS, K.F, 1329

VAJTA, L. 4 * 70 ^ 9/0

VAKHTIN, B,S, 2966

VALENTINI# M,T, 1044 39J>5

VAN DEN PEPG, A.J. 6019

VAN DEN PERGHE, H. 229

VAN DEN RROEK. s.E. 1792

VAN DEN WlNKELi P. b006

VAN DOMELEN, B,H. 1946

van eesteren, j, i>io

VAN ERKELENS, P.C. 2«136

1-116
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

VAN KOOTFN, W,J, 61U3

VAM NAHU, T,W, 1569

VAN RAAPHQRST, J. G. 2836 5996

VAN STYVENDAtl, M. 397

VAN WYK, J,M, 2586

VAN ZANTFNi B, 866 BtiU 986 1234

VANATTA, J,C, 413

VARGA, L, 606V

VARTAPETYAN, B,B. 5435

VASIUEVSKIS, J, 1187 1356

VASSOSi B,H, 2511

VEAL, D.J, 519 629 2619

VENET, A,M, 4n2

VENTER, J,H, 5761

V'ERBEEK, A, A, 2611

VER8INSKI, V,V, 3717

VERES, A, 006

VERHEIJKF, M,L, 818

VERNIN, F, I 490 I 64 " t 75 3 2667

VEZRANOVSKI, E, 5966

VIDAL, J,P, 1518 1 & 00 5968

VIKHITILL, I, ll 77

VILLAR, G,E. l^ 4d

VINCENT, E,A, 522 523 524 525 724 108q

VINCENT, H,A, 188' 2354 2453 5739

1-117
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

VINCENT, J, 521 2633

VIS, H.L, 1552 6011 6063

VITING, B.I, 75 1238

VITOZHENC, G,C, ' 5950

VITOZHENTS, G , C

,

1646 2965

VLASOV, n.A, iri68

VOREC^Y, M, 1610 2741

VODOPIVEC, F, 1770

VOEL^ER, F, 77

VOGEL, J, 356 906 915 940 1321

VOGT. J,R, 199 265 1017 1954 2506 2774

VOIGT, A,F, 351 128v5 1324 1802 18Q3 i 849 2480

2495 2496 3775 5732 574

VOLBORTH, A, 1229 1294 1887 2354 2453 5322 ^353

5/39

VOUDET* P, 2623

VOLFOVSKY, R, 1635

VON ARDENNE, M, 744

VON HAECKMANN, A. 28^4

VON-GUNTFN. H,R, 1010 1012

VORISEK, M, 1877

VORRES, K f S, 1295

VOS, G, 5987

VOSSi F,S, 261

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

WACKS, M.fc,

WADE, J.T,

WAGE^ER, K,

WAGE^, L.Ri

WAGGONER, J. A,

WAGNER, A,

WAGNER, C,D,

WAGNER, H,N,, JR

WAGNER, R,T,

WAHBA, S.S,

WAHL, W,H,

wahlgren, M t A,

wainerdi, r,e,

WAKI » A,

WAKITA* H.

WALIS, L,

walker, e,j.»

walker, f,w,

WALSH, W.K,

WALTERS, R,M,

WALTERS, R,R,

WANG, H-C,

5745

2519

4278

Zd* 724

1052 5384

5450 5451 5452

2U5 7^56 861 1014 1163

9G2 1750

1967

2b70 5363

8S9 1150 1334 1340 1788 ?3?2 2499

?662 2676 ?690 2697 ?789

436 1H63 2516 2799 3465 4294 6029

2/3 574 59D 64? 845 936 1 0?9 1H33

1056 1359 1567 1625 1702 1712 1.721

ld09 1866 1912 2520 2529 2586 ?69i

2740 3064 3461 3491 3493 3494 3662

3/90 3797 5434 5975 6066

4*07 54/2

1401 2437

1030

2524

123o

10 73

6049

1230

54^7

1-119
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

WANKE, H, 142 143 217 26* 269 528 *29 53n

WASHINGTON POST 1V55

WASSEN, A, 56!? 1225 2570

WASSQN, J.T, 1266 3476 5365

WATANaRE, K, 5/2

WATANABE, T, 2*83

WATANABE, Y

,

1 12 6

WATSON, B , T

,

5 2 7

WAYilAN, c»H, 93/ 12 3 7

WEAVER* m,l, 2929

WERE*, E.J, PV6V

W E R fc W i G

,

6 59

WEBSTER, R,K, 469 595 1222

WEBSTER, W, 6066

WECHTER, M,a, 159/ 16U3 3775 5732 574f)

W E I C * / C , F , 433

WEINhK, J,R, 969 1U92 1253 2541

WELL'^ART, Y, 2157 3126

WELWARTi Y, 7/2 762 10?5 1070 1645

WENOT, H,R, HHl

WENGER, P,E. 1321

WENNER, C.G, 2652 5771

WESTER, P,0, 504 1069 H34 1412 1766 1797 1920

2306 2638 2639 2776 2819 2999 R785

WESTbRMAPK, T, 317 533 534 535 560 573 *20 llH

1239 2563 3734

1-120
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

WESTGAARp, L, 2754

WESTIN* R, 365

WETH!NGTON» J. A. 959

WEY,. M,«T. 995

W£Y, M*T, 242o 4269

WHITE. E.M.A, 3o 34

WHITt* J.C, 2673

WHITLEY, J,E, 622 3466 3480 5933

WIBb«LEY, J.S. 1650

WIDELL* M, 5fcO

WIEHART, H, 2655

WIESNER, L, 1390 ^746

WILKINS, W,W, 1056 1712 1721 lbOy 1866 2703

WILKNISS, P»fc. 1330 1/30 23/9 3992 4198 4273 5420

WIUARD, J.t, 536

WILL^RS, G, 2/75 4299 4300

WILLIAMS. A.I. 452 537 1240

WILLIAMS, D,D. 729 U23

WILLIAMS, G,H, 2254

WILLIAMS, J,D. 1311

WILLIAMS, M, 1930

WILSON, H.W, 3469 3499

WILSON, R. 1660

WILSON, W ( E,f JR. 2123 4263 5/33 5746

1-121
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

WILZBACh, K,E t WINCHESTER, J,W,

WINGi J, A,

WINJERINGHAM, F, P. V.

WISEMAN, J,U,H,

WODKlfcWICZ, L,

WOHLLEBEN, K,

WOJTKOWSKA, J,

WQLBtRG, J,R,

WOLFE, R,

WOLFLEi R,

WOLICKI, E,A.

WONGi K,M # WONG* K,Y,

WOODi A, J.

WOODi D,E.

WOOD* H,L.

WOOD* J.D.L.H,

WOODMAN, F.J,

WOODRUFF, G,L.

WOODS, J,D.

WOODWARD, K,T.

WORMALL, A,

256

538 623 654 739 748 913 981 10*0

1216 1266 1457 1569 1726 1*35 1872

1674 2672 ?693 2763 2873 5397 6017

129/ 2516 2799 3465 4294

539 540 541 543

616

248 1133 1135 1542 5861

595/

621 1859

2494

138 513

2644 5591 5592

5543

1324

5981

469 47U 471. 473 1921

140/ 1875 1950 1956 2542 2569 2577

2580 3796 5748 6075

1572

1/01 2526 2527

670

2123 4283 5733 5746

2480 2496

2565

33 34

1-122

I

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

NORWOOD, Mi 600/

WRIGHT, H,W. 1060

WRIGLEY, R,C, 147a

WULFF, J, 1V6&

WYTTENBACH, A, 1010 1012 1973 2645 3998

YAGIi M, 129o

YAJIMA, 5. 375 606 607 608 899 971 Q97 99« 1036

1064 1299 1300 165-4 1672 1679 1682

YAKQVLfcV, Y,V. 544 662 785 985 1068 I64P 2721 5786

YAKUBSON, K, I

,

1559 5555

YAMADA, K, 754

YAMADAi Y, 804 1515

YAMAGATA, N, 999 1563

YAMAGISHI, S, 215 7/5 777 945 992 994 mo3 1009

1139 1140 1349 1409 i42o 1497 1 533

1631

YAMAKI, N, 5923

YAMAMOTQ, K, 592*

YAMAMOTO, R, 5/5 820

YAMAMOTO, S, 5361

YAMASHITA, H, 2600

YANAGISAWA, I, 5929

YANKOVSKJIi A.V, 3464 5320

YANSHKEVICH, v,A. 2660

YASU^AGA, T, 5/2 922 1693

YAVQRSKY, P.M. 2V33

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YAZA'*A# K, HOtt

yeh, s.j, ivnv

YON, E, 4447

YOSHIDA, H, 1&09 *663

YOSHIKAWA, H, 5929

YOSHIMURA, Y, 4411

YOShlSAKI, M,Bi 4256

YOUMANS, A,H, 996 1666

YOUNG, M,H, 3456

YUITA, K, 5925

YUKIi M, 5919

YULE, H,P, 659 951 13?7 1620 1649 1*73 2116

2452 2595 ?689 3798 ft()87

YUSTER. P,H, 143

YUTAKA, H, 1499

ZAHRINGER, J, 493

ZAITSEV, E, I, 949 2/47

ZAKHIDOV, A.S. 5656

ZALESSKH, V,Y, 9<*9

ZAHFIR, !. 3/59

ZAMYATINA, V,N, 1235 2369

ZAMYATNINA, V , N

,

871 1191

ZAPOROZHFTS, V,M. 3462

ZDANOVICH, I,U, 5/79

zlELENIN, V,M f 4196

1-124
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -AUTHORS

ZELUK, J. 1495

ZEMAN, A, 1121 1243 1244 l?91 1587 1588 1620

1974 2154 2845 3084

ZENGERi J.H, 1052

ZKAGIN* A.I, 3/32

ZHADlNi V.S. 9/8

ZHAVORONKOV, V,Y. 2966

ZHELTIKOV, AiN, 557/

ZHIVKOV, Z, ^8^

ZHURAVSKAYA, E.V. 3/29

ZIEMER, P.L 4329

ZIESSOW, D. 4278

ZIMEN, K,E, 4278

ZITNANSKY, B, 1363 1574

Z I V, D,M, 1430

ZIVKOV, 7, 2923

ZMIJtWSKA, W, 1245 3091 5697 5865

ZONDERHUIS, J, 2638 3738 4230

ZUREK, K, 619 4328

ZUPPINGER, K, 3959

ZVEREV, B,P, 120/ 1546 1547 1561 3361

ZVYAGIN, V , J « 1207 1546 1547 1548 1561 1769 3361

3384 3388 3736

ZVYa^INa, L.S. 1769 3388 3736

ZVYaGINSEV, Q,E, 674

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

J

ZVYAGINTStV, O.E. 54b 1246 1?47

ZWEIG, G, 962

ZYSKOWSKIi C,L, lb6t?

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APPENDIX II
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APPENDIX II

Index

PAGE

Actinium II-l

Aluminum II-l

Antimony II-l

Argon II-l

Arsenic II-2

Barium II-2

Beryllium II-2

Bismuth II-3

Boron II-3

Bromine II-3

Cadmium . 1 1- 3

Calcium II-4

Californium II-4

Carbon II— 4

Cerium II-4

Cesium II-4

Chlorine II-5

Chromium II-5

Cobalt II-5

Copper II-6

Dysprosium II-7

Erbium II-7

Europium II-7

Fluorine II-7

Gadolinium II-7

Gallium II-8

Germanium II-8

Gold II-8

Hafnium II-9

Helium II-9

Holmium II-9

Hydrogen II-9

Indium II-9

Iodine 11-10

Iridium 11-10

Iron 11-10

Krypton 11-10

Lanthanum 11-11

Lead 11-11

Lithium 11-11

Lutetium 11-11

Magnesium 11-11

Manganese 11-12

Mercury 11-12

Molybdenum 11-13
Index

PAGE

Neodymium 11-13

Neon 11-13

Nickel 11-13

Niobium 11-13

Nitrogen II-14

Osmium II-14

Oxygen 11-14

Palladium 11-14

Phosphorous 11-15

Platinum 11-15

Plutonium 11-15

Potassium 11-15

Praseodymium 11-15

Promethium II-16

Protactinium 11-16

Radium 11-16

Rhenium II-16

Rhodium II-16

Rubidium II-16

Ruthenium II-16

Samarium 11-17

Scandium 11-17

Selenium 11-17

Silicon 11-17

Silver 11-18

Sodium 11-18

Strontium 11-19

Sulfur 11-19

Tantalum 11-19

Technetium 11-19

Tellurium 11-19

Terbium 11-20

Thallium 11-20

Thorium 11-20

Thulium 11-20

Tin 11-20

Titanium 11-20

Tungsten 11-21

Uranium 11-21

Vanadium 11-21

Xenon 11-21

Ytterbium 11-22

Yttrium 11-22

Zinc 11-22

Zirconium 11-22

Rare Earths 11-23

Lanthanides 11-23
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETEBMINED

ACTJNJUM

1439

ALUMINUM

98 104 H3 130 140 141 i75 ?o5 301 38? 384 393 4i9 423

433 455 471 491 509 518 555 5*7 580 605 607 612 625 635

637 641 6*5 695 702 711 752 760 810 8?1 824 834 845 848

849 850 851 895 697 903 941 961 966 974 1097 U38 1140

1161 1193 1213 1220 1226 1263 1334 13*0 138* 1414 1419

1420 1442 1456 1460 1466 1471 149? 15^8 1559 1611 1*16

1642 1709 1710 1721 1725 1746 1785 17^3 1794 1798 1813

1857 1888 1*89 1096 1897 1898 l9i? 19*5 2144 2306 2498

2499 2504 2507 2526 2550 2662 2689 2699 2751 2764 2766

2931 2933 2940 2941 2956 3075 3355 33*5 3369 3370 3384

3461 3727 3753 3788 3790 3793 3976 4iQi 4193 4216 4231

4232 4258 4286 4293 5326 5383 5384 55^1 5727 5759 5957

5970 5978 6056 6081

ANTJMUNY

9 1? 21 54 56 83 103 l4l 149 166 167 174 183 205 2l5

231 246 252 255 279 322 323 419 454 4*0 469 473 509 544

572 581 606 614 619 6?5 649 662 674 6*8 702 704 735 760

767 775 778 799 603 805 806 845 870 879 886 888 894 899

927 942 945 950 977 992 997 1027 103o 1034 1063 1064

1068 3089 1095 1118 1123 11?4 1133 H^4 113^ 1138 1146

1166 1174 1191 1193 1223 12?6 1231 1245 124* 1254 127?

1275 1266 1299 1JUU 1314 1338 1344 1349 1354 I37i 141?

1434 1438 1441 1456 1466 14*9 1471 1472 1477 1492 1500

1533 1542 1548 1564 1571 1587 1603 161

3

1*1* 1648 1672

1693 1699 1700 1710 1715 17?3 173? 1736 1737 1746 1766

1797 18?5 1848 i8t>8 1894 l9o7 1920 1977 2144 22 9 6 2308

2369 ?38t) 2403 243U 2464 2493 2523 2548 255n 2601 2612

2639 2668 2689 2694 2699 2739 276* 27*9 277* 2801 28l9

2852 2931 2^38 29bu 2999 3065 335? 33*3 34lP 3487 3514

3723 3730 3732 3/b9 3785 38o8 3949 39S7 398« 4216 4232

4253 4268 4286 429Q 4293 4300 430* 43?8 4329 4381 5326

5344 539o 5399 5436 5499 56l9 5725 57?9 575n 577i 5785

5787 5793 5936 5944 5960 5977 5981 599l 6003 *008 6012

6037

ARGON

54 55 121 1?2 26b d9ii 354 419 493 529 670 6*3 977 1004

1226 1345 1416 1539 i7i9 i89i i924 2731 308l 3483 4198

4224 4278 5295 5449

II-l

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

AKSfcNJC

4 5 22 54 55 50 10,5 116 124 134 140 1*1 149 154 l65 166

167 172 174 18V 193 194 198 205 215 2*2 245 246 248 255

270 290 3n9 3 1 f) 32b 35l 370 371 378 409 419 424 43l 451

465 469 473 474 475 476 481 502 504 5"9 541 544 55l 565

571 572 584 593 606 625 640 649 659 662 674 686 688 689

702 704 704 706 /07 758 760 767 775 778 799 802 804 805

810 83d 845 870 871 879 888 892 894 896 902 911 944 945

97u 985 992 997 1063 1064 1068 1069 1100 1118 1133 1134

1135 1142 1146 1153 1166 1171 1174 U77 Il9i u92 1193

1223 1225 1245 1246 1272 1275 1288 1209 1300 1314 1344

1354 1373 1412 1441 144? 1446 1469 1471 147T 1477 1533

1542 1548 1588 1603 1613 1616 1617 16?8 1648 1649 1665

167? 1693 1699 1/10 1725 17?7 1728 1734 1737 1746 1749

1760 1770 1797 1848 136? 1894 1907 19?0 192* 1965 1976

2296 2308 2333 2369 24Q3 2495 2497 25n8 2523 2548 2550

2570 2619 263H 2639 2640 2688 2689 2690 2699 2707 2717

2719 2721 2769 2773 2776 2795 2801 28<9 285? 287i 2926

294? 2943 £954 ^ve>8 2999 3098 3350 33«3 3483 3514 3713

3725 3726 3730 3731 3748 379i 38o8 3993 423? 4253 4268

4269 4285 43l9 5336 5344 5349 5358 53 R 5 5415 5428 5438

5499 5510 5619 577l 5785 5793 5851 58*4 592* 5931 5944

5983 599i 6003 6008 6023 6037 6039 6o<iO 6052

BARJUM

54 55 56 67 68 183 189 ?09 214 217 29n 326 423 483 484

485 504 586 614 631 635 676 686 688 704 705 708 723 760

810 815 824 845 87V 966 1014 1027 1034 1045 1086 1118

1134 n5o 1188 H90 1191 1193 1212 1??6 1281 1334 1340

1361 1412 1597 16/0 1699 1710 1725 17?7 1738 1797 1815

1825 189Q 1896 1920 1973 2308 2464 2474 249« 2523 2550

2638 2639 267e> 2689 2717 ?776 2804 2819 285? 2965 2999

3355 3383 3483 3775 3960 39*8 4214 42*3 5500 5619 5785

5936 5977 5991 6002 6067

BfcRYLUUM

169 170 184 I8t> 201 380 383 455 479 5^4 669 855 908 978

983 1065 1081 1082 1083 1136 1160 117* 1178 1270 1280

1435 1609 1637 1861 l87l 23l8 2777 3o72 3767 4i93 5522

6056

II-2
<i(
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -ELEMENT DETERMINED

BISMUTH

103 141 146 16b 16/ 255 411 419 509 6P8 697 760 879 894

1121 1124 1212 1454 1477 l6l3 1699 25^0 3464 3793 5320

5344 5381 5398

BORON

82 144 181 201 216 333 335 382 455 49^ 497 530 791 855

904 905 1013 1091 1280 1312 1393 1546 1547 i56l l6ifi

1787 1821 1823 1985 2?5l 2298 2498 26*1 27l? 2987 3059

3126 336i 3376 3466 3767 38n 3962 3976 419T 4211 5332

5408 54?9 5566 5/56 5779 5854 59i9 59^2 5933 6056

BHOMlNfc

23 54 55 56 62 68 1UQ \±7 126 205 29o 328 347 437 442

504 539 602 625 631 635 641 659 686 6

P 8 697 702 704 706

714 760 810 824 62/ 829 830 851 888 9^3 934 942 977

1012 1055 107>> 1086 1096 1118 1134 1208 122* 1266 1412

I4i9 1433 1462 1472 1479 1480 1492 1514 1569 1572 1577

1606 1617 1633 17UV l7lo 1736 1737 17*6 1797 1.848 1870

1874 1920 l9t>4 23U8 2347 2403 2508 2509 254* 2550 2614

2619 2638 2639 268V 2693 2694 27l7 27^0 2?6* 2776 2819

2852 267i 2873 2991 2999 3059 3101 3360 3365 3483 3708

37i6 379i 3808 4i94 4?14 4254 4285 43?9 537n 539o 5397

5510 5714 57i8 5/49 5751 5771 5775 5785 5870 5920 5924

5925 5929 5948 5975 5977 5995 6001 6oi 2 6017 6023 6037

6055 6058 6085

CADMIUM

9 80 82 103 141 166 167 174 180 255 328 416 419 508 509

522 535 606 631 662 674 688 697 704 710 713 790 799 815

670 879 894 968 1U06 1014 1042 10^5 in63 1080 1088 1Q89

1113 1118 1123 1134 H50 1191 1240 12*6 1277 1320 1332

1334 134Q 13 44 1354 1412 1441 1442 14*9 147 1 1472 1477

1478 1584 1603 1614 1634 1655 1699 17n3 1709 1710 1?25

1766 1797 1800 1632 1856 19?0 2308 23*9 250* 2523 2550

2639 2654 2676 2689 27l8 2769 2?76 2819 285? 287i 2999

3376 3382 3383 3608 38ll 3949 3964 4?14 4267 5307 5325

5345 5369 5619 5698 5703 5779 5785 5922 5944 5977 5991

H-3

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

CALCIUM

22 54 56 103 3.41 155 166 167 174 205 T28 423 442 495

504 509 529 640 652 673 674 688 699 7n4 708 714 760 815

829 830 846 85* 67V 1045 1086 1087 lo p 9 m* 1124 1134

1159 1166 1193 124/ i?8l 1292 1354 13*2 l37i 1457 1466

1559 1611 1699 1/06 1709 1710 1726 1738 1766 1782 1797

l8on 1606 I818 1«43 i357 1872 l?i7 19?0 l975 23H8 2323

2422 2523 2550 2616 2638 2639 2*87 26*9 2?37 275l 2^76

2789 2619 2852 26/1 2945 2963 2999 33 a 3 379* 4i93 4258

4329 5384 5386 539(j 577l 5785 5981 6on4 60in 6014 6044

6067 6073 6081

CAUFURNIUM

822

CARBON

4 8 29 45 46 49 105 J.13 118 119 201 3«?1 401 417 423 455

497 498 578 623 637 698 703 704 744 7*7 811 814 913

1026 1065 1219 1264 1312 1414 1560 1599 1604 1646 1778

1798 1816 1823 1631 1937 1849 188Q 1868 1951 2298 2495

2504 2505 2550 2554 2652 2661 2933 29*8 2949 2965 3070

3077 3727 3753 3976 3977 4193 4209 4211 4226 4386 5238

5442 5621 5769 5954 6004

CfcRJUN

103 115 141 26/ 439 546 588 676 688 704 705 767 824 89b

104? 1134 1226 141* 17m 1797 1835 19?0 1945 1957 1978

2308 2474 2498 263V *689 2694 2?76 2819 2836 2852 2945

2999 3395 3766 3780 3949 5308 5369 5771 5785 5936

CbSJUM

79 93 96 103 136 166 167 300 328 433 460 469 477 504

588 614 676 66b 705 790 810 815 879 9^9 1027 1Q42 1045

1089 1134 1193 122* 1226 1265 141? 1449 1466 1477 1563

1699 1710 1727 1/36 1761 1766 1797 1812 1897 1920 1973

23Q8 2508 2523 2548 2639 2639 2689 2776 2819 2852 2871

2931 2989 2999 33/1? 3383 4310 4381 5341 5360 5500 5619

5771 5785 5788 5934 5936 6012 6016 6q*7 6057

II-4

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -ELEMENT DETERMINED

CHLORJNfc

23 31 32 35 37 44 48 54 55 56 62 68 81 82 11 7 i4i 155

205 290 291 325 41V 437 442 588 591 602 625 635 637 641

652 676 686 68b 69/ 699 702 704 705 714 732 760 777 824

829 830 8^5 84V 851 87i 887 895 921 932 933 941 942 966

977 992 lPin 1061 1086 H38 1193 1200 1?08 1217 1226

1263 1266 1320 1331 1442 1456 1477 1492 1520 1539 1569

1595 1617 l*7n 168V 1709 i7io 1723 17?5 173* 1746 1764

1772 1819 1843 16/4 l9o? 1913 1971 2141 214* 2347 2422

249* 2508 255n 2614 2673 2689 2693 2701 275* 2766 2775

2871 2873 2930 2V65 298l 3101 3355 33*0 3487 3708 3736

3752 3778 3791 4iVl 4i93 4195 425B 4?«5 429* 4299 4327

5386 539o 5397 551U 5718 57?1 5751 59?4 594* 6011 6014

6017 6055 6056 6063 6085

CHRQMJUM

22 39 V7 103 126 140 141 166 174 ?o5 ?30 25? 291 328

'67 1 419 433 460 46V 432 506 509 614 6?5 637 640 641 667

674 688 706 712 716 /18 726 735 741 7*0 767 7*9 806 815

679 888 920 942 97/ 935 937 989 1030 <042 1118 lj.24

1134 1138 1165 1211 1226 1245 1247 12^1 1?54 1255 1263

1275 1277 1293 1333 1349 1412 1434 14*6 144? 1456 1471

1472 1477 1492 1512 1564 161.4 1649 1699 1707 1709 1710

1717 1723 1725 1736 1737 1760 1786 17^5 1797 1825 1832

1833 1644 1B56 1697 1?20 1965 2296 2306 230* 2430 2473

2498 2508 2523 2548 2559 ?597 2*01 2639 2*54 2662 2673

2689 269o 27l7 2721 2735 2739 2753 27*6 2769 2776 2^19

2846 2852 2870 2871 238? ?95Q 2999 3qo5 3387 33^4 3470

3723 379i 3957 3V64 3983 4192 4216 4?«;3 4310 5326 5343

5350 5369 5390 5436 5448 5499 5500 55*1 5619 5728 5771

5785 5788 5808 5V36 5941 5977 6013 60*7

CUBALT

4 5 13 47 60 83 103 124 130 138 140 141 166 167 174 205

246 252 254 263 27u 328 352 356 390 41

9

428 433 460 462

47o 482 502 504 5UV 513 531 5*8 594 614 616 620 625 635

637 641 662 667 674 676 688 697 704 705 717 724 726 72V

735 741 760 767 78V 79o 799 804 810 813 815 8?3 834 852

870 879 883 892 V06 915 920 940 941 94? 977 994 1009

1027 1042 1045 1086 1094 1095 1097 l0°8 1099 1118 1123

1124 1129 1134 1138 1165 1167 1171 U?2 11.83 1i9q 1193

1193 1204 1211 1226 1231 1247 l?5l 12*4 1262 1263 1273

1277 1293 1313 1321 1344 1349 j.354 137j. i4qa 1411 1412

142* 14 3 4 1438 1441 144? 1443 1454 14^6 l46* 147i 1472

1477 1492 1512 1515 1541 1564 163.4 1644 1699 1707 17Q9

320-045 O-68—10

11-5

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -ELEMENT DETERMINED

COdALl (CONllNUhU)

17m 1717 1723 1/25 1727 17?9 l74j 1749 l76n 1785 1797

1813 1817 1825 182/ 133? 1833 1856 18*0 1897 1920 1965

2036 2296 2306 23U« 2430 2447 2495 2508 252* 2548 2550

2578 2601 2638 263V 264n 2654 2658 26*9 269n 2707 2707

2^17 2718 2^23 2725 2735 2739 2744 27^2 2766 2769 2776

28l<? 2846 2852 28/0 2S7l 2876 2882 29*1 2 q 50 2957 2999

3005 3383 3388 341b 347n 3661 37i3 3716 373n 3731 3740

38in 3955 3957 3964 4153 4153 4264 4?Q5 430« 4315 4317

4328 4381 5336 5343 5345 5369 5438 54^8 55m 5619 5697

5703 5728 5759 5771 578S 5788 5808 5936 5941 5955 5967

5977 598l 6012 6010 6037 6067

COPPfcK

5 6 / 12 22 54 55 56 63 68 78 81 83 in? 103 116 130 138

140 141 149 166 16/ 174 183 189 200 2^5 215 238 2«6 252

255 270 290 291 322 328 351 370 371 390 398 402 408 419

423 4 42 443 454 462 469 470 47l 473 501 502 504 5 08 509

513 531 544 550 560 567 571 572 573 594 606 616 621 637

641 648 649 652 662 674 675 686 688 6^5 699 702 704 706

710 712 714 724 726 755 760 767 772 775 789 799 803 804

805 806 810 813 624 b?5 829 830 834 848 849 87n 879 882

888 892 894 895 896 899 919 920 922 938 941 945 977 982

985 987 992 997 1UUU 1018 ln30 1034 1045 1063 1068 1069

1073 1086 108^ 1093 1098 1099 1105 U07 110* H18 1129

1132 11.33 1134 H35 1138 H4i 1156 H*2 1165 1166 1172

ll9n H9i 1211 1223 1226 1240 1244 12*5 1246 1251 1254

1255 1263 1269 1272 1274 1275 1286 12«7 1300 1306 1332

1344 1349 1354 1373 1384 1398 l4n 1419 1421 144i 1442

1456 1466 1469 14/1 147? 1473 149? 1504 l5ln 1515 1521

1533 1540 1542 1554 1555 1556 1557 15^9 1603 1616 1617

1623 1641 1645 1646 165? 1672 1692 1699 l7no 1703 1707

1708 1709 1710 1/25 1736 1737 1746 1748 1749 176Q 1766

1767 1769 1797 18UU 1S15 I8l7 l8i9 18?5 l82« 1832 1*33

1841 1848 1855 1859 1886 1895 l9o7 19?0 192^ 1926 1965

1973 1975 1976 2125 2141 2144 2306 2308 233* 2358 2369

2386 2426 2495 250b 25n 25?3 2535 25*9 254« 255o 2552

257« 2579 2590 2597 2601 261 26l9 26*8 2639 2&4Q 2673

2688 2689 2690 2699 2713 27l7 27l8 27?1 272* 2724 2728

2735 2739 2753 2766 2769 2776 2786 2801 2819 2848 2852

2871 2876 2882 2929 2930 2950 2965 2978 2999 3005 3027

3061 3065 3075 3341 3345 3350 3369 337l 337? 3373 3382

3383 3482 3483 348/ 3708 3710 37l3 37?3 3727 3730 3731

3732 3738 3740 3760 379l 3797 3808 3957 3961 3964 3988

399j 3994 3998 4i53 4l9i 42l6 4217 42*0 423? 4253 4267

4285 429i 4293 4295 4315 43?9 5326 53*6 534* 5345 5368

II-6

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

COPFEh (CON i 1NUEU)

538? 5383 539n 5,59b 5399 54n3 5499 5502 55j.n 5579 5619

5697 5703 5725 5750 S77{] 5785 5793 5fl*4 5860 5924 5928

5931 59 3 5 5944 59/7 5 961 5991 5995 60* 3 60 7 6fl08 6009

6016 60 3 7 6 55 606/

DYSPRUblUM

79 115 139 188 ^52 267 143 396 419 43q 6fl4 713 757 B24

920 958 982 9^6 1011 1038 1196 U99 1?26 13?9 1466 1567

1648 1682 170? 1710 1723 1835 194S 19^7 2369 2597 2601

2689 2694 2735 2920 2950 3770 3780 3flii 5746 5992 6074

EKblUM

115 267 439 544 631 824 1055 H95 122* 1344 1478 1655

l7in 19^5 1957 1959 2689 2735 3100 4?14

EUROPJUM

39 79 115 139 226 267 343 433 439 57? 585 588 662 676

705 845 958 9^6 1226 13?9 1466 1682 1710 1835 l897 3.945

1957 1959 2350 2474 2689 2694 2735 28nn 294S 3395 3397

3714 377o 3780 3811 4301 5740 5771 5777 593* 6057 6074

FUUUK|Nt

17 23 29 105 1.41 201 313 382 423 455 479 549 659 704

712 716 760 8?4 655 895 986 1055 1065 1084 1 157 1263

1280 1312 1^42 1514 1639 1649 1764 1778 1793 1813 1823

1961 2126 2433 2498 2550 2584 2623 26*6 2689 2796 2965

2987 3 059 3 069 31ul 3767 3 781 4000 4^0 3 419* 426l 4276

4284 4392 5177 5356 5*4=5 6056 6085

GADOLINIUM

79 i()3 115 139 267 439 688 704 767 824 845 948 1226

1329 1710 178 C

> 194? 1957 1959 2669 27^5 3811 4214 4325

5 3 08 5740 60 43

II-7

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -ELEMENT DETERMINED

GALLIUM

4 12 66 68 60 84 103 166 167 187 210 ?38 249 252 255

360 361 370 396 41V 443 509 544 606 6?5 662 688 704 70/

726 760 767 79V 805 806 815 834 845 870 879 8<?5 902 920

985 987 1045 1063 1066 1088 1092 1098 1099 1133 H34

1135 1138 1165 llob 1226 1245 1246 12*4 1?7? 1338 1349

1441 1469 147 7 151 U 1548 16o 3 1616 16«9 17 1710 1723

1736 1737 1746 179/ i8i7 1974 l976 2444 2523 2548 2550

2579 2601 *683 2688 2.689 27i7 2?l8 27?]. 2769 2801 2950

3059 33*2 3383 3476 3465 3487 35l4 3730 3791 3797 3961

4310 5345 5365 561V 577l 5785 5787 6(]37

GfcRMANlUM

469 7 06 824 1055 Hl8 1275 1710 1863 ?6 8 9 29 5 4 3476

3481 3799 4253 5344 5365 5430

GULL)

9 13 14 85 10^ 1*4 149 163 165 166 17« 186 187 189 205

215 235 246 32* 374 39o 405 409 419 4?4 462 509 512 523

524 525 544 545 54V 572 601 614 619 6?5 630 631 640 65V

662 674 686 688 70* 706 710 713 714 7?4 754 755 758 761]

767 799 810 826 62V 830 848 858 870 879 887 888 894 94*

943 956 968 97/ V95 V97 1007 1014 10?7 1045 1055 1060

1073 1074 1089 1118 113? 1133 1134 U*5 Il9l 1193 1205

1226 1.233 1241 1*54 1271 127/ 1286 1299 1306 1310 1320

13 3? 1349 1383 140* 141? 1456 l47l 14 7 2 1477 1478 1492

1496 1506 1550 1551 1566 1581 1584 15^5 l6in 1616 1641

1648 1649 1655 167* 1699 1710 1725 17?7 173* 1737 1743

1763 1766 1797 160U 1920 19?6 1929 19?Q 196? 2123 2?96

23Q8 2333 2369 2508 *5n 2523 2548 2580 2614 2639 2641

2668 2689 2f>99 2715 2717 2718 2721 27*6 2769 2776 2801

280^5 2819 *852 2b7i 2387 ?9n4 2923 29*4 2966 2999 3342

3350 336/ 3^82 5666 3385 3418 3467 3514 370$ 3710 3738

3757 3964 4153 4*1/ 4230 4232 424? 42^4 4249 4307 4308

4309 43io 4312 4320 4329 5344 5364 5360 539? 5399 5499

55on 5579 56l9 5/04 57i7 5761 5767 58n8 584« 5858 5931

5940 5942 5949 595y 5977 5981 60Q8 6q77 6050

II-8

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-EI^MENT DETERMINED

HAFNIUM

9 24 103 166 167 1/6 21? 225 238 252 ?9l 313 325 347

375 419 4^4 54V i?88 614 631 64l 676 6*3 688 704 705 726

760 790 810 8?4 628 879 895 899 920 9*7 987 988 1003

1014 1022 1042 104b 1055 1097 1134 U*5 1173 U85 1193

1226 1236 1381 1410 l47l 1472 1477 1492 1564 1573 1574

1578 1612 1615 1642 1699 l7o9 l7io 17?3 173* 1795 1797

1920 1931 2550 2559 2601 2689 27l7 2735 2766 2852 2950

2979 3811 3996 4214 5369 5500 55i5 551

7

577} 5785 5788

5936

WEUUM

114 158 528 563 721

HUtMIUM

103 115 211 267 343 439 544 662 688 7n4 713 767 1036

1042 1226 1344 1466 1478 1597 1655 1710 183*5 1945 1957

1959 2621 2689 2731? 573?

HYDHOlifcN

206 207 106? 1377 1415 1 7 72 1785 1843 1898 1906 2303

3033 3072 3078 531V

INDIUM

82 141 166 205 210 229 234 ?39 240 24^ ?55 ?72 301 344

419 436 478 509 t>26 544 588 631 637 662 674 676 697 704

705 713 7?4 742 760 799 810 815 870 879 894 924 941 957

964 1006 1014 1045 1055 1118 U33 113* 1135 1166 U68

1202 1209 1226 1243 1247 1263 1275 1349 1443 1472 1477

1478 1548 1564 16U3 1616 1655 1671 1699 l7in 1727 1754

1758 1797 1879 234U 2444 2523 2525 26ni 2614 2640 2683

2688 2689 27l7 2718 2769 2801 2950 2966 3079 3383 3514

3730 3731 3739 3/4U 4214 4253 4286 4328 5336 5343 5345

5619 5703 5785 5670

H-9

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

IQDlNfc

23 50 54 55 56 61 62 68 90 117 126 13n 205 ?90 333 379

602 634 638 686 688 697 704 725 76Q 810 824 827 848 851

882 926 962 965 V66 102n 1086 1096 Hfl5 Hin 1122 1143

1153 1208 1230 125Q 1259 1266 1278 1326 1463 147o 1519

1529 1569 1653 1710 1725 1750 1824 1874 1914 1964 2440

2508 2546 2550 2556 2689 2693 2695 27 c!8 2*13 2873 2972

2982 3Q77 3101 3356 3360 3468 3483 3745 380« 3959 4190

4191 4232 4293 4sSlU 539o 5397 5699 5716 57lR 5948 5977

5995 5999 6000 6015 6017 6023 6047 6o^8 6068 6Q85

IRIDIUM

2 9 135 145 221 352 545 588 631 662 676 698 705 727 774

776 810 817 824 90/ 964 1014 1Q55 1095 1176 1193 1214

1226 1260 1344 1425 1566 1581 1693 17-1 V2 1 2296 2515

2644 2689 2844 3467 3473 3530 38l0 39*9 421* 4312 5363

5399 5436 5619 5703 5717 5940

IKON

4 22 78 83 97 102 103 H3 116 138 l4l 1*6 167 174 238

246 252 255 263 291 322 328 352 37l 398 408 419 423 433

47i 482 504 506 509 531 567 588 606 614 637 640 641 652

657 662 665 676 688 692 699 704 705 712 713 716 726 735

741 755 760 78V 79u 806 815 834 879 RQ4 920 942 961 977

987 1005 1042 1045 1063 1089 U18 1123 1134 1138 1165

1166 1184 1190 1193 1226 1251 1254 12*3 1273 1277 1319

1338 1354 1373 1411 1412 I4l9 1434 1438 145* 146o 1466

1469 I47i 1477 1512 154? 1559 1564 1603 1611 1614 1616

163? 1651 1699 1709 17m I7l7 1721 1736 1766 1785 1786

1797 1798 1799 1820 1843 1844 1856 18*0 1889 1897 1898

l9i? 1920 230« 2447 2507 2523 2526 2548 255n 2601 2629

2638 2639 2654 2658 2688 2689 2690 26«4 27l7 2718 2723

2725 2735 2769 2776 2789 28oi 28l9 2846 285? 287Q 2871

2876 2878 2931 2933 2950 2965 2999 3005 3075 3382 3383

34i8 346i 3730 3790 3957 3964 4005 4iQ8 4211 4258 4264

4308 4315 5343 5345 5369 5383 5384 5619 5697 5728 5747

5759 5766 5771 5785 5787 5788 5808 5864 5936 5939 5941

5955 5977 5981 5991 601? 6016 6037

KKYHTUN

1539 1543 1891 2689 3468

11-10

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

LANTHANUM

79 103 115 252 395 4n 419 433 439 5qa 511 57? 585 688

704 726 767 896 920 958 977 998 1038 1042 11.34 1226

141? 1419 1438 1466 1473 1540 1549 15^6 1597 1682 1710

1723 1736 1737 1760 1797 1835 1897 1920 1945 1957 1959

2306 2308 2548 25v/ 2638 2639 2689 26<M 2717 2735 2776

2800 2319 2836 2852 288? ?999 3005 3384 3395 3470 3714

3766 3780 4286 4329 573? 5771 5777 57*5 578* 5936 6037

6074

ItAU

141 291 423 1101 1124 n50 1212 1340 14?7 I486 1911

2251 2614 2689 2812 2965 4230 43l9

UTHIUM

82 HO 158 196 219 256 ?61 300 397 45^ 530 728 782 784

84i 949 981 1070 1351 1528 1576 1618 1787 1*01 1857

1906 225l 2385 2543 2755 ?9?7 3059 3i?6 3376 3793 5854

6056

LUTfcTlUM

103 115 224 267 439 588 676 688 704 705 713 767 1014

104? 1226 1344 1710 1335 1945 1959 26?1 2689 2694 2735

3384 3397 3780 4301 5771 5936 596?

MAGNESIUM

54 55 56 87 98 141 205 ?90 32* 38? 44? 455 509 580 581

622 635 638 646 659 707 760 821 845 8*8 850 85l 96l 966

1086 1087 1139 116? 1193 1217 1226 13*4 1400 1409 1460

1611 1616 1649 1708 17m 1785 1893 1912 1975 2306 2*34

2445 2499 2508 252b 2551 26*9 2690 27H7 2871 2945 3075

3383 3388 3461 3483 3724 379Q 3793 39?6 3985 4l93 4198

425* 4272 5383 5384 5743 5759 5924 5977 597* 6q56 6067

11-11

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

MANGA'NfcSE

4 5 54 55 56 59 64 68 78 30 81 83 88 07 J.03 130 140 141

149 166 167 1/5 189 205 215 238 246 ?*?2 271 29Q 291 291

301 322 331 351 35/ 419 422 433 442 4^4 502 509 516 531

544 552 561 564 573 581 586 625 635 6*7 64n 641 648 651

652 662 665 686 63b 699 702 704 706 7n9 710 714 717 718

726 735 760 76/ 775 777 789 806 810 813 815 829 830 834

845 848 849 850 662 879 832 893 895 8^6 397 899 902 903

919 920 929 933 934 938 941 942 9*6 9*8 969 977 985 98/

992 995 1045 1046 1068 1073 1086 1Q88 1089 1093 1098

1099 1105 1107 1112 1114 1118 1124 U?9 113* ll4i 1162

1166 1171 1191 1192 1193 1204 1206 12^7 1226 1245 1251

1254 1255 1263 1264 1267 1269 127? 1277 1319 1332 1354

1376 1384 1406 1419 1434 1441 1442 14^3 1456 1460 1466

1471 1477 1487 1492 1495 1510 1513 15*0 l54? 1558 1559

1572 1606 1611 1616 1636 1642 1699 17no 1703 1705 1708

17Q9 1710 1723 1725 1736 1737 l744 17*6 1749 1766 1767

1769 1781 1789 1/95 1800 18q5 lfll3 1817 1819 1825 1828

1832 1833 1840 1657 1897 1965 1975 2l?5 2141 2l57 2306

2337 2369 2426 2481 2495 2498 250? 25n8 2511. 2523 2534

2535 2548 2550 2559 2573 2578 2579 25^7 2601 2685 2688

2689 269o 2699 2707 27l7 27?i 2723 27?5 2733 2735 2739

2751 2753 2766 2769 2795 ?8oi 2804 28?l 2845 2846 2848

2852 2876 2882 2892 293l 2950 2963 29*6 306? 3344 3365

3369 33*2 3383 3470 3483 3710 37i* 3723 3727 3804 3957

3964 3988 4191 4232 4263 4285 4286 42^1 429* 4306 4310

4315 4317 4329 4374 5335 5343 5368 5370 538* 539Q 5500

5501 5510 5571 5591 5619 5697 5713 57?5 572* 5759 5766

5771 5785 5792 5664 5369 59?4 5936 59<»1 5944 5955 5972

5977 5981 5996 6003 6006 6016 6037 6o^5 6067

MbRCUKY

82 103 145 146 166 167 252 302 3l7 46n 504 509 520 533

570 571 614 625 631 636 674 688 689 7H6 717 740 799 824

879 882 894 942 977 1005 1014 1045 1105 1118 H34 1181

1182 1212 1221 1224 1226 1239 1247 12^5 1277 1288 1340

1409 1412 1462 1471 1477 1479 1497 15^3 1568 1603 1699

1710 1737 1746 1797 1825 1894 1920 19*9 2?9* 2308 2403

2430 2447 2508 2548 2563 2565 2572 26*8 2639 2689 2699

2707 27i5 2739 2769 2776 ?8l9 2838 28*2 2999 3084 3360

3376 3774 3789 3791 3308 3957 3989 4i*3 4214 4232 4267

4268 4285 5327 5390 5447 5499 5510 5668 572^ 5728 5771

5785 5792 5808 5860 5944 5977 6003 6 n n8 6037 6061 6080

11-12

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -ELEMENT DETERMINED

MOLYBUbNUM

66 68 103 116 140 165 166 167 205 2«6 291 3?2 328 398

409 442 504 50b 509 575 641 688 704 7?6 758 760 767 773

799 H04 810 820 870 879 980 1045 1086 Ulfl 1124 1133

1134 1135 1150 1165 H9o 1191 1215 1??0 1234 1254 1275

1291 1340 1412 1442 1456 1471 147? 1477 1484 1515 1592

1616 1699 1709 1710 1715 17?7 1786 17Q7 183? 1844 1907

l9m 19?0 1965 2408 2369 2495 2508 25?3 255n 2638 2639

2689 2699 27l7 2735 2769 2776 28l9 28*6 285? ?87i 2881

2882 3059 3383 348/ 373? 38o8 3964 39*2 423? 4253 4411

5785 5808 6003 6008

NtOUYfllUH

103 115 267 439 688 /o4 767 104? 1226 l7i0 1835 1945

1957 1959 2498 259/ 2689 2735 2999 3o*7 3384 3395 4250

NfcON

528 1891 ?G69

NICKEL

4 5 78 8i 83 103 140 141 149 166 167 1 74 205 ?70 282

287 291 291 322 352 390 419 462 470 47i 482 502 508 509

531 544 614 616 635 041 662 674 688 704 724 755 760 767

789 804 810 815 818 845 879 896 919 9?8 1027 1045 1117

1118 1124 1138 1165 H67 1190 1191 U93 122* 1240 1254

1354 1375 1398 1441 1456 1471 1477 1515 l52* 1559 1614

1616 1699 1703 1709 i7m I7i7 1725 17?7 173? 1785 1832

1965 1973 2369 2495 25oR 25?3 2548 25^0 257R ?60i 26l9

2658 2673 2669 2/23 2724 ?744 2769 29*0 338^ 3418 3661

3957 3964 4272 4308 5345 5368 5386 5448 5500 5619 5759

5788 5955 5981 6037

NIOBIUM

89 i97 353 4*9 697 1102 1137 H?2 l2Q1 1226 1232 1340

1410 1518 1538 1582 l7ln 1911 2499 2502 2611 2689 2690

2830 3560 3793 4411

320-045 0-68— 11 H-13

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -ELEMENT DETERMINED

Nj TNOUfclM

49 201 346 423 495 497 499 637 696 7q3 7Q4 712 7^,6 760

811 814 84i 1065 1263 1312 1408 14 4 2 1 5 9 9 1 6 7 f] 16 8

1738 1778 1816 1823 1349 1857 1896 18^8 1^39 2l29 2298

2384 25 5 2524 25 5U 2569 2661 3059 3o7Q 3364 3474 3976

3995 4i93 4211 5238 5420 5442 578? 6q56

OSMIUM

221 222 2?4 226 34/ 352 633 1076 1Q95 1119 U34 1226

1340 1431 1492 1502 17m 1797 1920 26*9 2766 4312 5436

5717 5719 5940

OXYUEN

29 38 45 46 49 58 69 74 75 105 1Q8 10° 113 l3l 153 160

199 201 285 391 403 4?3 423 426 455 4©5 497 500 519 549

567 578 591 596 611 623 629 637 638 654 655 659 695 703

712 716 756 762 77U 77l 811 814 839 8*1 843 860 863 867

868 912 913 921 959 977 1023 1055 1060 1065 1067 1071

1075 11.03 1104 U16 H5l 1158 1190 H<?4 1229 1238 1248

1252 1256 1258 1263 1294 1297 1309 1312 131* 1330 1394

1399 1414 1424 143/ 144? 1450 1453 14»3 1491 1509 1522

1530 1532 1589 l?9b 1604 1646 1649 16*8 1675 1686 1704

1713 1721 1730 1739 174? 1773 1778 1798 l8n? 1804 1811

1814 1816 1823 1631 1357 1887 1880 1896 1900 1904 1906

l9i? 1915 1939 195Q 1954 1956 1979 2l?9 2297 2298 2381

24i8 ?453 2498 2504 2505 2506 2507 2518 2526 2540 2542

2543 2549 2550 2^62 2580 2586 259l 25^8 260« 2615 2634

2649 2668 2678 2684 2586 27?6 2734 2749 2764 2772 2774

2798 26R2 2933 294b 2949 2965 2983 3o*3 307" 3073 3077

3085 309q 3355 3357 34bl 3502 3^53 37<l 3718 3721 3722

37?7 3729 3746 3/53 3768 3771 3783 379Q 3797 3810 3965

397n 3 973 39/6 397/ 396l 3 98b 399? 4iQ3 4196 4l97 4198

4209 4211 4226 426U 4277 4386 5238 53?1 532? 5330 5353

5380 5384 5409 5431 D43? 5435 544? 54*0 5451 5452 5708

5752 5768 57b9 57/2 578n 5781 5921 59? 3 5938 6 53 6065

6066 6Q72

PALLAU IUM

28 34 103 166 167 187 262 352 462 525 544 545 588 662

676 705 724 760 776 879 997 1176 1226 1235 l 275 1458

1539 1581 1693 1699 17m 2689 2839 3810 4257 4312 5307

543<s 5619 570 3 571/

11-14
«
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

PHOSPHUKUS

4 2? 35 47 54 56 123 140 161 189 223 ?43 244 246 255

328 3^5 398 414 41V 438 442 443 455 5M 508 509 553 58e

59i 6 38 641 652 676 688 689 699 704 7n5 7 06 714 716 767

829 630 864 86V 871 892 893 894 921 976 954 975 976 977

979 985 1045 1057 1078 1085 1086 me 1124 1134 1165

1166 1177 1190 1193 1198 I2l5 1223 1?37 1?4? 1311 1342

1344 1412 1441 1442 1456 i47l 1477 15?0 1^34 1552 1601

1614 1670 1694 I7u* 1 7 l n 1738 1747 1752 l76? 1766 1767

1778 1780 1797 1815 1813 1832 1870 18^2 189* 1899 1907

1937 1939 1948 1965 2052 2l?9 2148 23 R 4 2386 2474 2498

2508 2523 2550 2633 2638 2657 2660 26*9 270^ 2721 2748

2759 2764 28^ 2849 2852 2871 2931 ?9<i5 2965 2969 2999

3383 3469 3716 3736 3997 4193 4207 4273 438« 5357 5370

5395 5405 540 6 5472 5499 5731 5785 5793 5927 598i 6004

601? 6056 6 63 8086

PLATINUM

9 205 352 509 544 545 5*8 631 662 67ft 705 741 776 817

824 1014 1045 1118 H34 1176 1226 i23 K 1458 I5l2 1566

1649 1693 1710 1797 1920 2639 2717 54^6 5619 5717 5942

5984 6024

P L U ! N I U M

326 336 841 1357 1906 1921 2553 2689 2998

PUTASbJUM

22 35 54 55 56 73 79 103 123 166 1 67 1 89 205 246 259

266 2 90 30 37l 414 419 429 442 493 538 541 553 637 652

662 686 68 6 69V 7U2 704 739 815 845 848 849 879 888 894

903 923 933 934 1U45 1048 1086 1089 11 31 11*5 1190 1193

1226 1263 1311 1344 1354 1395 1419 14*6 1472 1477 1510

1552 1558 1559 159/ 1660 1699 l7o7 1710 1719 1746 1785

1896 1.896 1963 25U8 2523 2550 2673 26*9 2707 2727 2797

2819 2852 2876 2945 2965 2973 2999 3q c 9 3081 3334 3368

3383 3393 3463 3669 3736 3769 3775 379i 3810 399o 4193

4198 42^0 4248 4262 4278 43l5 5370 5 3*4 538* 5422 5500

5571 5619 5697 57U3 5785 5924 5936 5977 6005 6 OH 6056

6063 6067

PKASfcUDYMlUM

103 115 439 546 686 704 767 960 1115 1 2?6 1710 1835

1945 1957 1959 1*76 2498 2689 2735 3o*7 332« 3397 4301

11-15
<
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -ELEMENT DETERMINED

PKOMEf HJUM

6057

pkoTautjnjum

1439 26 8 9

RADIUM

1439

RHfcNIUM

85 86 1^5 186 205 224 226 362 409 51t 600 677 683 686

713 758 768 810 964 1045 1226 1431 1478 l5n? 1584 1585

1655 1/10 1727 I7b0 1803 2296 2350 24*1 2689 2811 2902

3384 3414 4310 4311 5592 56t9 5703 5719 5857 6054

RHODIUM

344 352 436 631 697 713 824 941 mi4 1055 11.7? 1226

1228 1710 2689 2969 3793 4312

RUBIDIUM

54 55 56 79 93 96 103 138 166 1*7 29q 300 328 460 462

469 477 504 588 614 676 686 705 741 7<>0 810 615 815 824

652 87V 968 999 1U27 1042 1045 1055 1H89 1134 H90 1197

1222 122b 1265 1332 I4i? 1449 1466 1477 i5l? 1597 1699

1710 1727 1737 1/66 1797 1800 1817 19?0 1952 1973 2308

2508 2523 2548 2550 2614 2638 2639 26^9 2?35 2776 2819

2852 267i 2999 3383 3468 3483 3775 4214 4310 5369 5728

5771 5785 5936 5977 5981 6037

RUTHENIUM

205 347 352 356 58tt 676 705 1076 1086 1147 1226 1235

1425 1492 1710 2689 2766 2836 4255 4312 5311 5717 5940

11-16
c
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

SAMARIUM

79 103 115 139 252 207 343 395 4J.9 43.7 439 ^04 572 585

688 704 713 767 806 9?o 948 958 998 1036 10^8 1042 1226

1245 1329 1338 1466 1549 1596 168? 17nn l7m 1723 1737

1785 1835 1897 192U 1945 1957 1959 2308 2597 2638 2639

2664 2689 2694 2/76 28oo 28l9 285? 2999 3395 347o 3714

37b0 3811 4286 5771 5785 5788 5936 6o74

SCANDIUM

39 103 140 227 238 252 257 433 509 52* 572 587 588 604

614 637 640 659 o76 688 704 7 4 705 713 735 767 789 806

810 815 824 834 879 920 942 964 977 9*7 lflll 1042 1045

1055 1134 1165 1196 1226 1245 1251 1?*3 1273 1277 1319

1338 1354 1412 1419 1438 1454 1456 14*6 1469 147i 1472

1477 1492 1493 IS? 4 1564 1596 1649 1699 17 1710 1723

1727 1736 1741 1746 1760 1795 1797 1813 1817 i860 1897

1920 1945 1965 19/0 2283 2296 2306 23*8 2430 2447 2474

2550 2559 2597 2601 2639 2689 2690 2694 27l7 2732 2735

2739 2766 2776 26UU 2819 2852 2888 29*1 295n 2999 3005

3088 3396 3470 395/ 4329 4381 5343 53*9 544* 5500 5591

5728 577i 5785 5/88 5934 5936 5939 5941 601? 6o79

St^tNIUM

103 146 166 16/ 174 284 328 387 407 419 434 504 542 549

562 588 592 60/ 614 625 631 674 676 6*8 705 706 707 709

717 726 753 792 810 824 844 852 879 894 1014 1024 1027

1055 1086 1118 1134 1138 1190 1203 12?6 1300 134Q 1349

1412 1442 1477 156/ 1649 1654 1665 1699 l7Q? 1710 1712

1737 1797 1894 1920 2296 2308 2403 24^5 2503 2508 2548

2550 2638 2639 2644 2676 2689 2699 27(17 2764 2776 2819

285? 2853 2871 2954 2999 3060 34i8 3791 380* 3948 3954

3956 4214 423? 4268 4274 4305 4308 5307 5366 5619 5771

5785 5808 5864 5994 6012 6037

SJUCUN

4 54 56 81 98 102 113 141 285 29l 417 4l9 4?3 452 497

517 518 555 580 591 G12 622 6?3 6?8 637 641 665 695 712

716 810 838 850 651 88l 921 944 961 1017 1190 1193 1263

1297 1414 1460 1535 1558 1559 1590 15^1 l6ll 1642 1686

1709 1710 1721 1740 1785 1798 l8lB 1832 1843 1875 1889

1898 1912 1954 2354 2429 2498 2504 2506 2507 2526 2550

2596 2662 2684 268V 2735 2774 2865 2933 2940 2941 2956

2965 2987 30/5 3355 3461 3753 3790 3976 3997 4005 4193

4198 4198 4205 4258 5383 5384 5416 57?0 5739 5759 5776

5884 6086

11-17

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

SRVEK

13 30 31 82 53 103 125 130 1.41 166 16? 193 ?Q5 255 334

344 363 364 365 366 3R6 419 423 436 4*0 509 549 589 60b

614 619 631 635 636 674 686 688 697 704 709 713 738 741

76o 790 798 805 824 832 845 879 894 941 984 1014 1018

1027 1028 1036 1042 1045 1055 1066 1q03 1095 U06 1111

1118 11?3 1124 1129 H3? 1134 H65 ll<6 117? H9q 1193

1226 1247 1275 127/ 1320 1349 1354 137l 1375 1412 1466

147 j 1472 1477 147b 149? l5l2 1525 154? 1567 1584 1614

1615 1655 1672 1699 170? 1710 l7l? 1737 1797 1825 1830

1832 1873 1920 1954 1955 2144 2154 2308 233* 2447 2508

25H 2523 2548 255U 26i? ?6?5 2639 2671 2689 2694 2699

2715 2766 2776 2819 2852 2966 2999 3o59 3374 3383 3394

3418 3487 3736 3/4U 38in 3949 3957 39*8 399P 4i9i 4214

4215 4230 4253 43U3 4308 4328 5307 5344 5369 5394 5438

5579 5619 5703 5726 5728 5785 58o8 58*8 587n 5977 6012

6037 6061

SUUJUM

4 6 7 22 29 35 54 55 56 73 79 102 103 104 107 123 136

141 155 166 167 174 175 189 205 215 ?37 238 246 252 259

274 275 290 300 32b 430 370 37l 382 3*5 398 400 413 414

417 418 419 423 429 432 433 442 450 4*4 455 467 487 48b

489 509 511 521 541 544 553 555 561 564 606 625 635 637

641 652 659 662 686 688 699 702 704 7n6 707 714 730 735

760 767 775 789 blU 812 8?9 830 831 834 842 845 848 849

850 853 879 88/ 88b 894 895 903 9?3 9*3 934 939 942 945

961 966 968 969 97/ 979 992 993 995 1045 1055 1061 1063

1086 1089 1116 1134 H38 1165 1193 1216 1217 1226 1227

1251 1263 1269 1272 1283 1289 1311 1319 133? 1344 1351

1354 1376 1392 1395 1398 1419 1438 1452 1456 1460 1466

1471 1472 1477 1492 1495 1505 1510 1533 l54n 1542 1552

1558 1559 1606 lbl6 1617 1649 1664 1699 1703 1707 1709

I7i0 1715 1725 1736 1737 1746 1751 1766 1780 1785 1800

1813 1819 1857 189/ 1925 1936 1957 1968 1976 1983 2121

2141 2306 2365 2376 242? 2498 2502 2508 2519 2523 2548

2550 2579 2619 2651 2657 2662 2673 26*0 268* 2689 2690

2707 2711 2717 2/35 275l 2759 2766 2775 2797 2801 2819

285? 287i 2882 295,5 ^973 2999 3350 33*5 336* 3369 3383

3470 3483 3706 3/23 3736 3769 3791 3808 3964 399o 4l9l

4193 4198 4201 4216 423l 4248 4258 4?*3 4281 4283 4285

4286 4293 4329 434/ 5326 5343 5370 53*4 5390 5399 5402

5500 5510 5619 5o97 57Q3 5725 5771 57*5 5869 5924 5931

5936 5981 6005 6011 6014 6037 6055 6o*6 606? 6Q63 6067

11-18
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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

STRONTIUM

22 54 55 56 67 6b 80 103 166 167 2±4 ?36 290 442 459

460 469 483 484 485 588 595 614 631 635 676 688 697 704

705 708 714 72,5 786 8()3 810 815 829 830 856 879 963 968

1014 1045 1086 1068 1089 1134 1150 U7Q ll9n 1226 1277

1281 1332 1334 lo4u 1665 1697 1699 171.0 1727 1737 1766

1797 18(10 1890 1982 2006 25?3 2548 2550 2676 2689 2852

2977 2984 3383 3483 4272 43?9 5500 5619 5755 577i 5785

5951 599i 6002 6016 6037 6055 6064 6o^7

SUUUK

22 37 14q 141 291 42o 437 495 497 588 59i 641 652 659

676 686 699 704 705 706 716 767 892 8<53 897 921 937 977

1045 1057 1085 1124 H77 1193 1215 1218 1237 1354 1378

1455 1456 1471 1477 1479 l5?0 1559 1570 1601 16?1 1649

1709 1711 1720 1/78 1782 1785 181A 1857 l87n 1898 1965

2129 2148 2149 2550 2689 275l 2764 27°4 284Q 2948 2963

3709 3716 3723 3793 4193 4227 4258 42«5 4300 5510 5543

5923 6086

TANTALUM

9 26 51 97 103 145 147 166 167 179 197 265 ?66 291 319

367 371 390 419 5u8 509 544 575 614 6*7 64i 662 688 698

704 729 760 789 799 820 849 87Q 879 8P7 896 9io 955

1002 1045 1102 Ilia 1123 1127 1128 U37 1165 1166 1201

1226 12«>3 1319 1410 1434 1454 147R 14*7 i5l* 1538 l582

1615 1616 1655 1699 1709 1710 1759 18n3 1«17 1829 1840

1966 248Q 2496 250* 2523 2689 2690 2717 283n 3346 3383

3387 4310 4411 550U 5786 5936

TfcCHNfcTlUM

10 11 15 72 697 1220 2673

TtlLENlUM

103 166 167 174 224 270 434 511 588 662 676 688 705 760

792 845 679 694 1116 n?2 1226 1240 1?46 1300 I4l2 1441

1477 1567 lft03 1702 17m 1848 2537 255Q 2640 2&89 3730

3731 4321 5307 5336 56i9 57l6 5730 5 9 «J 8

11-19
,
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

ThRBlUM

79 103 U5 267 439 544 662 688 704 767 1042 1226 1324

1478 3649 165"^ 1/10 1723 1803 1835 1945 1957 1959 2689

2694 3ino 3395 3714 5771 5936

THALLIUM

89 133 141 146 255 363 365 411 4j.9 697 Pl5 A69 883 1172

1212 3603 1710 2006 2525 2643 2689 3793 4221 4310 5619

5984

THORIUM

40 41 42 54 55 56 104 i?o 137 166 25o 289 290 393 395

421 640 641 656 686 7 4 708 79o 808 815 828 879 973

1042 10^5 1090 116t> 1180 1189 1226 1277 1361 137l 1391

!4Q1 1404 1439 1454 1477 1494 149R 15*1 1690 1709 1722

1723 1725 1746 1760 1774 l8l7 184? 1857 l906 2l22 2437

2447 2550 2636 2714 2852 2882 2976 3in5 3483 3958 4198

4203 4302 4391 5323 5328 5735 5771 57^5 578« 579o 5867

5936 6069

THULIUM

115 439 544 58b 662 676 705 713 8ll 1M? 1226 1344 147b

1584 1655 1710 1803 1835 1945 1959 26*9 3714 5308 5936

TIN

141 149 174 205 i?Ub 509 537 575 588 631 676 702 705 790

799 820 645 870 894 941 1042 1045 1U3 ji23 1124 1125

1133 1135 1165 1166 1191 1226 1349 13*5 1564 1709 1710

1856 1663 2144 2296 2430 2523 2601 2640 2654 2689 2694

2717 2769 2950 3383 3730 3731 3793 42*8 432« 5336 5344

5369 5619 5712 5977

TITANIUM

78 83 140 205 291 659 697 760 82l 84i 851 953 1124 1134

1172 1226 1340 1363 1375 1442 1503 1710 1797 1863 1898

l9n 1965 2306 2499 2550 2626 2689 26P9 2965 3355 3560

3793 4189 4211 4286 6065

11-20

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

TUNGSTtN

26 65 81 103 140 141 145 165 166 l 67 i 89 205 230 246

2^2 291 304 34/ 37i 409 419 504 508 5*8 549 575 631 637

659 687 688 698 704 714 726 758 7*0 7*7 779 783 799 810

820 824 829 830 64V 670 679 893 920 9^0 1042 1045 1055

1086 1093 1118 1x18 H50 1155 1165 U*9 1?1S 1226 1263

1332 134Q 1363 137 X X 4Q6 1412 l47l 1477 1487 1649 1693

1699 1709 1710 1727 1900 I8l7 1829 184Q l92n 1965 2308

2480 2495 2496 2502 2523 2550 26l4 2638 2639 269o 2717

27i8 2769 2776 2819 285? 2882 2^99 3379 338* 3384 3808

38in 3975 3997 4232 44u 5378 5385 5619 5703 577i 5785

UKAN1UM

14 52 53 1.20 142 143 151 166 167 ?09 ?13 217 233 252

269 288 290 321 326 327 329 332 349 377 393 410 412 419

448 449 461 472 490 492 511 514 530 564 572 588 614 640

641 656 676 b6b 692 704 705 708 7?8 7*7 760 790 8^8 810

819 824 828 841 86b 879 880 909 920 946 952 97l lf) x 9

1025 1042 1059 1076 1079 1090 1109 1122 1124 1134 1180

1169 1190 1212 1226 130? 13?5 1357 13*1 1*71 1389 1404

1428 1429 1439 1442 1468 1477 1478 14°4 149* 1527 1531

1597 1607 1652 1699 1709 17?3 1725 17?7 1797 1817 1857

1865 1901 1906 i960 1973 ?437 2474 255Q 2673 2754 2852

3074 3391 3483 3755 3809 3958 3987 4i<?8 4208 438l 5262

5323 5328 5343 5439 5447 5551 57i* 57*2 5735 5765 5771

5785 5788 5790 586/ 5948 5953 5965 6012 6077

VANADIUM

47 68 80 81 89 10/ 140 165 205 230 257 301 305 4q9 419

468 509 59b 607 635 637 638 641 686 *P7 690 697 702 704

752 758 760 781 79/ bl.O 821 824 849 8*1 883 693 895 941

1001 1086 1088 1093 1097 1145 1150 H72 1226 1254 1263

1289 1298 1313 1317 1319 1340 1442 14*0 l47l 1492 1526

1565 1631 1665 1/09 x 7 x o 17?7 1749 17P8 l9H. 1938 1965

1980 2495 2499 2550 2601 2662 2689 2696 2707 2766 2950

3344 3713 3793 4J.91 4206 4232 427n 4314 54in 5701 5958

5970 5995 6003 6065

XfcNON

141? 1539 1891 2689

320-045 O-68— 12 11-21
«
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -ELEMENT DETERMINED

YTTfcHblUM

115 267 439 586 641 676 70b 713 1008 m?l 1042 1055

1226 1344 1709 l/iu 1835 1882 1^45 10^9 2680 2694 2735

2931 31(10 3384 3714 3780 5447 5771 5936 6043

YTTRIUM

103 115 227 26/ 29l 344 631 659 662 6»8 704 760 767 879

1014 1055 1340 13/4 1 4 f) 3 1413 1474 1596 1649 1699 1710

1725 1835 1945 1959 1978 2498 2550 261

4

2657 2689 2735

3100 3997 4214 6079

ZINC

33 34 54 55 56 63 68 78 83 103 116 13« 140 141 166 167

174 205 246 252 253 263 290 291 322 3?8 358 370 37l 416

419 442 454 504 308 509 513 544 584 5*6 588 606 614 622

625 635 637 641 648 652 662 676 686 6*8 699 704 705 706

707 710 714 726 767 789 79Q 799 804 810 815 824 829 830

834 843 870 879 886 894 899 920 941 942 968 977 985 987

1005 1Q42 1045 1063 1068 1069 1086 10P9 1105 1107 1113

1118 1123 1133 1134 1135 1138 1159 U*5 116* ll9o 1193

1210 1211 1215 1223 124n 1244 1254 1?*3 1273 1275 1277

1286 1307 1332 1344 1354 1373 1384 1411 1^1? 1432 1434

1438 1441 1456 1466 1469 1471 1472 1477 1495 1515 1564

1601 1613 1616 1643 1648 1670 1677 1678 1699 1703 1707

1708 1709 1710 1723 1736 1737 1738 1745 1766 1767 1797

1800 1815 1825 1828 1856 1920 1965 2i?4 2?96 2308 2333

2366 2430 2447 2306 2509 2523 2534 2539 2548 2550 2578

2601 2613 2619 2G38 2639 2640 2654 2665 2669 2673 2688

2689 269o 2699 2/1/ 27l8 2721 2739 2766 2769 2776 2801

28l9 2848 2852 267U 287l 2876 2931 29Sq 296S 2999 3059

3061 3075 3382 338,5 34iP 3475 3483 34«5 3487 3708 3723

3730 3731 3732 3740 3957 3961 4153 42^2 4253 4263 4267

4286 4291 4308 4313 4329 53o7 5336 5345 5369 5370 5383

5386 5390 5438 5446 5502 56l9 5697 57n3 572 s

? 5728 5753

5771 5785 5808 5864 3869 5924 5944 5950 5977 598i 5991

5995 6003 6008 6012 6016 6037 6061 6o*7

ZIRCONIUM

9 24 83 103 166 167 176 212 232 398 507 509 588 614 641

676 688 704 705 76/ 815 879 988 1022 1045 in45 H24

1165 1173 1226 1373 138i 1410 1477 14«1 1537 1646 1709

17m 1765 i860 2496 2550 2689 27l7 27^5 296S 3363 3486

4317 5500 5771 5936

11-22

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -ELEMENT DETERMINED

RARfc tArtTHS

7 l n 2 166 16 7 2 2 7 2 b 8 5 4 4 8 79 895 9 2 5 1 fl 1 5 1016 1045

1047 1187 1?05 1235 1257 13?3 1356 I4n4 1474 1477 1681

1774 1839 2145 232/ 2369 2550 2741 2763 293? 3376 3383

3386 3395 3397 6162 33lQ 4219 432? 53*7 5359 5500 5705

5706 57(17 57/8 58 b* 5873 5961 5963 59*4 6049 6077 6079

LANTHANJ DfcS

1205 12«5

11-23

APPENDIX III

APPENDIX III

Index

PAGE

Air, Atmosphere III-l

Archaelogical specimens III-l

Art . . III-l

Biologi

Biologi

Biologi

Biologi

Biologi

Nail

Biologi

Biologi

Biologi

Biologi

Biologi

Biologi

Biologi

Cellulo

Cement

Chromat

Resi

C

cal

cal

cal

cal

cal

s,

cal

cal

cal

cal

cal

cal

cal

Blood . . . Urine . . . other Fluids

Soft tissue,

Hoofs . . . .

general, including Virus III-l

III-l

III-2

III-2

includes Hair,

ni-2

Bone, Teeth III-2

III-2

III-2

III-3

Leaves, Needles III-3

Wood

other Botanical .

Fish . . Shell Fish

Seaweed .

se - Textiles

III-3

III-3

III-3

III-3

ography and Ion Exchange - Paper,

ns , Reagents, etc III-3

!lays IIICoal

Corrosion products

Detergents . . . Drutigs

Dusts . . Food . . Forensic

,

Forensic

,

general I

Hair and Fingernails I

Forensic, Poisons I Forensic, Gunpowder Residue I

Forensic, Trace identification I

Glass I

Inorganic compounds (general) I

In-stream analysis I

Isotopic analysis I

Liquids, excluding water and sea water I

Metals and Alloys (general) I

Meteorites and Tektites I

Minerals I

Ores I

Organic compounds I

Organometallic compounds I

Particles I

Pesticides I

Petroleum and derivatives I

3

H-3

II4

II-4

II4

II-4

II-4

II-4

II-H

II-4

II-4

II-5

II-5

II-5

II-5

II-5

II-5

II-5

II-6

II-6

II-6

H-7

H-7

II-7

H-7

II-7

Index

PAGE

Photographic film and material III-7

Plastics ....... III-7

Process control ........ III-7

Protein III-7

Quartz III-8

Reactor materials III-8

Reagents III-8

Refractories and Ceramics III-8

Rocks III-8

Sediments, marine . III-8

Semiconductor materials ... III-9

Soils - Fertilizers III-9

Space Applications, Lunar III-9

Stable tracers III-9

Steel and Cast Irons III-9

Surface analysis III-9

Thin films III-9

Water 111-10

Water, sea 111-10

Well logging 111-10

Lithium and its alloys and compounds 111-10

Ammonium compounds and Alkali metals and

their alloys and compounds (excluding lithium) . 111-10

Beryllium and its alloys and compounds 111-10

Magnesium and its alloys and compounds 111-10

Calcium, Strontium and Barium and their

alloys and compounds III-ll

Boron and its alloys and compounds III-ll

Aluminum III-ll

Aluminum alloys and compounds III-ll

Titanium and its alloys and compounds III-ll

Zirconium and its alloys and compounds III-ll

Hafnium and its alloys and compounds III-ll

Niobium and its alloys and compounds 111-12

Tantalum and Its alloys and compounds . 111-12

Chromium, Vanadium and Manganese and their

alloys and compounds 111-12

Molybdenum and its alloys and compounds 111-12

Tungsten and its alloys and compounds 111-12

Iron and Its alloys and compounds (excluding

steels and cast irons) 111-12

Cobalt and its alloys and compounds 111-12

Nickel and its alloys and compounds 111-12

Copper and Its alloys and compounds 111-12

Zinc and its alloys and compounds 111-13

Gallium, Iridium and Thallium and their alloys

and compounds 111-13

Cadmium and its alloys and compounds 111-13
«
Index

PAGE

Silver, Gold and Mercury and their alloys

and compounds 111-13

Platinum and its alloys and compounds 111-13

Rhenium, Ruthenium, Osmium, Rhodium, Iridium

and Palladium and their alloys and compounds . . 111-13

Carbon, Graphite, p iamond 111-13

Silicon and its alloys and compounds

(excluding quartz) III-14

Germanium and its alloys and compounds III-14

Tin and its alloys and compounds III-14

Lead and its alloys and compounds 111-14

Phosphorus and Phosphates 111-14

Arsenic and Antimony and their alloys

and compounds III-l^l

Bismuth and its alloys and compounds III-14

Sulfur 111-14

Selenium and Tellurium and their alloys

and compounds 111-15

Rare Earths and their alloys and compounds

(including Sc + Y) 111-15

Halogens 111-15

Noble gases 111-15

Uranium, Thorium and Plutonium and their

alloys and compounds 111-15

Fission products 111-15
<
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

AIR, ATMOSHHfcKE

184 185 470 56* 966 1004 10 36 1081. l0 R 3 126 6 1543 1569

1874 1924 2553 2693 2981 2998 5397 59*7 6017 6Q58

AKCHAbtUGlCAL SPbgjMfcNS

13 351 533 561 619 1032 1132 1301 13q* 1376 1897 1926

2495 2575 2762 2945 3738 3998 4230 43?8 557^ 5729 5742

5788

AKT

1^04 1825 1834 2589 2694 3988 6031 6 *i

BiOLObiUAUi GtNbRAli INCLUDING VIKUS

35 4/ 59 68 80 123 155 192 214 284 3op 310 317 320 4 25

476 486 54i 59* 594 595 638 65l 709 71

7

811 839 848 894

930 939 965 975 976 999 1056 1086 108P 1100 1105" 1120

1125 1190 1195 1196 1224 1241 1?8P U?Q6 130« 1317 1370

1389 14 36 l43 y 1461 15 6 1534 1567 15? 7 l62 K 1644 1660

1665 1668 1.669 1687 l7o? l7o3 1704 1705 1706 1762 1769

1781 1806 1873 189* 1894 1895 1899 19*3 1970 1977 1982

2124 2126 2^22 2«26 2445 252Q 2554 25*3 25/1 2584 2585

2603 2642 2657 2673 2707 27i8 2738 27^9 2791 2792 2793

2946 2964 2969 2971 2985 2998 3060 3()78 308* 3360 3468

3469 3482 3503 35 0/ 3 5 R 3 7 28 3769 3 9 c 5 3 Q 8 o 4002 4004

4194 4207 4221 4261 4267 4274 43l5 4376 4377 5358 5596

5626 5699 5760 5774 5785 579Q 5808 58*7 584« 5874 5926

5945 5947 5979 598U 598? 5983 5985 59^6 5967 ^988 5993

5994 5995 5997 5996 6014 6016 6024 60 1 7 605

1

BIOLOGICAL, ^LOOU

i3 34 62 63 64 60 123 138 237 263 3U8 326 335 383 405

476 48b 489 533 54* 560 570 648 657 710 730 845 862 88*

929 938 962 993 1020 1041 1086 10P9 1141 1143 1206 1211

1241 1242 1276 1305 1384 1412 1421 1436 146^ i47o 1702

1707 1708 1712 1/48 1750 1766 1767 1854 185* 1948 1975

196? 2123 2365 2503 *508 2535 2551 25*3 2680 269Q 2695

2696 2733 2871 3061 3358 3503 3669 37^7 3769 3808 3955

3956 3959 4314 5386 5502 5755 5770 597? 5981 6001 6002

60Q8 6 067

III-l
.

i
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

BJOL'OtiiCALi UKINE

50 214 476 483 484 487 673 702 866 88n 894 943 962 1221

1241 1421 1702 1712 1858 1948 1964 ?i?2 2534 2535 2551

2558 2689 2821 35U3 538? 5755 5953 5972 6001

BlOUOUICAUi OTHfcR FUUJUb

178 208 385 43.8 450 476 560 772 788 9*2 1141 1206 1287

1392 1421 1645 1712 1747 1751 1824 1948 2125 2440 2535

2558 2733 2977 3503 37lo 3957 5416 5472 5929 5972 6005

6009 6052 6055 6064

BiOLOlilCALi SUFT TjSSUfc* INCLUDES HAlKi NAILSi ANU HOUFS

33 34 48 123 124 138 144 154 178 198 ?Q8 254 259 263

308 310 317 328 333 335 374 414 442 4*1 483 484 504 512

513 533 535 54* 550 652 667 702 705 7"6 709 710 717 725

819 844 848 852 883 91 1 944 1001 10*1 1078 1086 1088

1097 1100 1134 11/2 1206 1225 1233 12^0 1271 1276 1278

1310 1311 1326 1392 1400 1411 1412 14?1 143<5 1442 1452

155? 1563 1650 1692 1702 1712 1748 17^2 1797 1858 1873

1893 1914 1920 1925 1937 2121 2308 24H3 2434 2455 2503

2539 2546 2548 2551 257? 2588 2*38 2639 2699 2719 2730

2756 2776 2786 2/89 2797 28l9 2853 2871 2881 2938 2942

2943 2999 3062 3098 3334 3388 3468 3503 3736 3745 3949

3956 3982 4190 4227 423? 4240 4281 4?P3 4374 5366 5386

5390 5393 5394 5435 5701 5727 5851 5869 5927 5944 5976

5977 5999 6006 6007 6011 6012 6013 6qi5 6063 6o69

BiOLOlilCALi PUNE, TEfcTH

79 136 194 308 378 413 485 512 521 67 s? 709 714 741 829

830 856 968 inb6 1100 1170 1.332 1436 1 439 1446 1457

1512 1697 175? 1780 1800 1873 1980 19°2 256*5 2573 2629

2633 2685 3503 35U6 3725 3726 3958 3<JP2 4319 6003 6004

BJOLOlilLALi FJSh

164 165 409 75/ 758 1109 1172 1?57 1395 1778 2668 2973

5746 6023

BiOLOUICAli SMELL F 1SH

164 165 409 7?3 108/ 1094 1257 1277 1*95 1401 1457 1781

5726

III-2

320-045 0-68— 13
i
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

BIOLOGICAL, StAWEED

164 165 409 Bin 1109 1727 2546 2732

BIOLOGICAL* LtAVfcb, NEEDLE^

67 310 636 702 709 74Q Q53 1006 1230 1234 1436 1930

2501 2773 2892 3391 3509 379l 4269 5370 593^

BJOLOGICAL, WOOD

333 1100 1114

BlOLOGjCALi OTHER BOTaNJCaL

62 63 65 66 160 31/ 454 459 520 533 553 571 636 7^2 709

723 740 773 80« 810 811 866 880 933 9^4 1087 1108 1230

1274 1361 1484 1/48 1749 1782 18Q5 1873 l97n I97i 2347

2736 2876 2892 2929 3092 3341 3391 35n8 3713 3714 3747

3791 3982 3991 4320 5327 5445 5571 5755 5924 5925 5978

5990 5991 6080

CELLULOSE • TfcXTILES

317 333 402 573 71/ 1007 1057 1073 10*7 1110 1114 1239

1472 1478 1583 1584 1888 2481 2493 2655 2803 5872

CEMENT

1917 2323 2934

CHROMATOGRAPHY AND ION EXCHANGE - PAPEH, RESIN&i REAGFNTSi ETC,

511 1664 2141 4406 5407 5930

CLAYS

289 433 518 1385 1495 3370

COAL

57 113 477 612 1067 1414 1646 1798 I8 fi 9 189* 2504 2507

2622 2933 2^41 307b 4803 5621

III-5
«
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -MATRIX ANALYZED

CURRQ^lUN PRflUUcTb

97 482 4327

DbTbRUblNTS

309

DRUGS

90 573 8m 107/ 1203 1205 1314 1746 2*88 26*6 2739 2 8 1> 4329 5751 5756

DUSTS

1036 1569 1606 1962

FUOD

339 476 588 676 699 702 705 707 7n9 9^5 963 102« 1057

1096 1788 1890 1913 198? 2563 2569 26«9 2701 2736 2838

3092 3505 4323 5951 5984 5996 6024

FURbN&lU* UENtRAl

112 134 444 520 551 706 763 1031 1056 1149 1 290 1689

2517 2603 2605 2607 2647 2673 2765 29 c 8 295<> 3486 3968

4006 5401 5710 6018 b02n 6021 6027 6o?8 603" 6042

FURbN5>HJ# HA!* AND FINGbHNAJLS

134 198 520 565 584 593 625 702 706 8H2 970 1422 1734

1736 1737 1928 2143 2517 2548 2570 26*7 2765 2926 2958

3486 3708 4380 5358 58b9 601.9 6037 60^8 6039 6o4o 6041

FURbNSlC, POlbUNS

706 2517 2605 2607 2/65 3486 5401

FORbNblCi GUMROWUbR RbSiUUb

183 1034 j.442 1732 2145 2464 2517 26n^ 2607 2765 2782

2790 2791 2792 2793 3065 3486 3504 54ni 575" 6034 6035

6036

III-4

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

FORENSIC, TRAUfc J UENT 1 f- J CAT J ON

1035 1635 1715 1736 2144 2517 26Q5 2607 2645 2647 2648

2765 2782 2790 2791 279? 2793 2931 34*6 3504 4263 4286

4329 5401 5543 6026 6029 6032 6U33 60^5 604R

GLASS

274 275 407 1117 1472 5566 5919 5933 *968 6033

INORGANIC COMPOUNDS (GENERAL)

79 82 13Q 196 200 205 313 437 438 499 5!)4 5j9 63l 659

67o 702 712 824 825 845 986 1014 ao28 1067 1072 1U2

1116 1129 1202 1228 1248 1351 1404 14^7 l5m 1528 1711

1713 1720 1725 1774 1899 1939 1968 2o^2 2498 2543 2546

2845 2922 2989 4214 5499

IN-STKfcAM ANALYSIS

169 206 207 219 445 632 791 1055 1302 2006 ?4lo 3753

4392 5578 5581 5748 S764

ISOTOPJQ ANal^iS

53 100 HO 114 137 160 233 256 26l 28* 321 3^2 347 421

448 449 517 530 737 770 782 784 841 926 1012 1019 1023

1059 1062 1070 1079 n01 1357 i3 6? 1377 l4l5 14l6 l4 27

1442 1457 1532 1576 1668 1678 1704 1706 172* 1811 1857

1865 1872 1906 1914 1921 2303 2473 25<*0 2543 2546 2618

2627 2634 2687 2695 2727 2731 2737 27 c54 3074 3081 3102

3711 3959 3965 4208 5295 5435 5449 6043 6073

LIQUID^, bXcLUDINU WATbK A NU SEa WaTEK

279 573 1107 1351 1361 i374 1442 1879 1*82 ?5ll 3374

3379 3393

METALS AND ALlOYS (GENbKAL>

3 80 241 264 279 346 4ofi 426 453 500 «?9l 63l 655 7q3

704 707 712 755 750 805 806 819 8?i 824 921 1030 1060

1067 1088 1093 11U3 1113 1124 1190 H 03 1321 136i 1438

1441 146Q 1522 16U4 1739 1849 248fi 25^0 2562 2662 2678

2686 2802 2922 2936 2949 2970 2978 3f|7o 309n 3502 3746

3768 3977 4196 419/ 4211 421.5 5426 5772 593? 5968

III-5
«
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -MATRIX ANALYZED

MfcTfcQKlTljS AMU TfcKTjTtS

9 26 39 4H 41 42 84 65 86 96 142 143 1 45 14* 158 186

187 199 2fl9 212 217 226 268 269 43 411 412 434 436 439

469 470 490 49o 528 529 548 563 587 616 683 698 721 736

768 776 778 77* 817 964 988 100? 1010 1012 1017 1D22

1076 lini 1117 1122 1145 1155 1168 H*9 1172 U7 3 1174

1176 1187 1209 1210 1212 121.4 1222 12^1 1275 1297 1307

1323 1356 1381 1386 1431 1433 i486 1493 1«94 1498 1502

1566 1571 1634 1693 l7i8 I7l9 1793 I81 3 l954 1959 2296

2338 2474 2^06 25U9 2641 2735 2774 29<>1 3352 3467 3476

3774 4253 4268 4*9U 5262 5307 5343 53*5 544« 559i 5716

5717 5718 57l9 5720 5721 5759 5775 58*4 594« 5958 6050

MJNfcRALS

10 11 15 72 73 96 98 104 120 121 122 1 51 171 189 222

224 225 239 2*0 24V 250 354 360 366 3

P 393 397 429 461

469 47H 486 522 548 562 683 695 735 7*9 742 750 783 841

924 941 1015 1016 1081 1082 1083 1092 1094 1107 HQ9

1137 1178 1213 1210 1280 1293 1294 13 C 6 1381 13^3 1403

1427 1431 1432 1433 1435 1454 1457 1458 1460 1466 1474

1480 1495 1513 1518 1527 1528 1538 15*9 1550 15*6 1652

1678 1817 1859 1863 1885 l9o6 l952 1970 l978 2316 2354

2431 2526 2636 2644 2669 2684 2688 269Q 2720 2747 3366

3367 3375 3386 338/ 3395 34i4 3460 35ni 374n 3766 4282

5320 5325 5343 5350 5406 5592 57q5 5706 5707 5767 5852

5934 5949 59oi 5962 5963 5965 6074

OWfcS

14 120 147 169 170 172 ?10 213 249 26^ 266 ?89 291 301

329 349 38O 445 479 546 554 562 612 616 621 630 665 677

695 717 726 766 6j.9 855 9o8 97l 978 9*4 1011 1Q25 1047

1081 1082 1083 11U2 1111 1137 1150 U*2 1190 H95 1196

1280 1334 1340 1356 1374 1413 1435 14^8 1521 1527 1550

1551 1553 1554 1551? 1556 1581 l6ll 1623 1651 167i 1677

1857 1859 1886 1906 1955 1961 1978 22*3 234* 2350 2444

2499 2688 2690 2747 2801 2888 2904 2940 2965 2966 3063

3076 3105 3342 3362 337l 3372 3373 3374 3376 3379 3385

3395 3<t60 3462 3464 3473 3501 3739 37*0 3803 3948 3976

4005 4214 430'7 43l)V 4311 5323 5356 5428 5551 558l 5761

5767 5950 6054

III-6
t
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

OHGANiC COMPOUNDS

80 192 205 323 403 498 519 591 696 7 ? 709 711 827 839

663 871 895 921 92d 936 1042 1045 1071 1072 1084 109 6

1103 1112 1116 1136 H39 121.8 1238 12*9 1?88 1437 1455

1456 14^2 1472 14/6 1479 1491 15Q9 151 q i5l9 1529 1534

1539 1595 I6i7 1055 1670 1694 1728 17*3 1744 1745 1819

187P 1896 1902 2379 2433 25l9 2524 2543 256? 2661 2794

2921 3033 3364 3365 346? 3505 37o9 3716 3723 3729 3778

3954 3986 4205 4^ib 5326 54?0 6085

OKGANUMfcTALLIU COMPOUND^

2519 2543 3075 5357

PARTlUlbS

43 735 916 1036 1326 1439 14&0 1606 1902 2979

PfcSTIUlDES

702 1056 2790 350? 3791 5975

PfcTROLbUM AND UEWIVAUVfcS

80 89 107 567 /02 797 1088 n72 1254 j443 1^35 1565

1572 1601 1738 1/89 I8i5 1896 1899 23"<7 245? 2518 26l9

2651 2705 2740 302/ 3028 3365 3505 37*2 427n 4285 5383

5510 5923 5970

PHOTOliKAPHlC MUM AND MATfcK|Al

334 738 3394

PUASTiCS

21 37 105 605 702 860 942 977 1065 10*8 1097 1492 1514

1519 1764 1831 2516 2657 2689 27ll 27*6 3781 3973 4209

PKOCEaS CONTRUL

1586 1590 2666 596*

PKOTEiN

134 709 1342 2129 5395 5405 600U 6001 6068

III-7
I
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

QUANT <£

205 302 623 689 /99 888 927 1065 1495 1505 1610 1655

2717 2728 3369 3/59 5353 54Q2 5865 6o*2

HtACTUK MATfcPJAlS

234 349 419 70b 71/ 726 735 974 1042 1171 1192 1204

1357 1902 5765

RfcAGfciNTS

300 1069 m7^ 1135 1136 1265 1636 186? 2518 27i7 5335

RbFRAtTURIbS AND UfcRAMltb

1540 2664 346b 607/

RUCKS

9 10 11 26 96 98 120 199 204 212 24U 757 269 285 301

361 362 363 365 66/ 455 461 462 470 478 522 523 524 525

526 538 548 555 572 575 58() 587 595 6no 616 656 669 695

724 728 739 742 746 750 779 810 819 8?0 841 909 922 941

949 953 969 984 999 1002 1007 102? l0?5 1047 1076 1080

1081 1082 1083 1094 1107 1109 1121 H?5 1128 H45 1169

1180 1182 1185 1201 1209 1210 1213 1??9 1293 1294 1297

1340 1356 1374 1383 1385 1393 1416 1419 1431 1432 1433

1445 1449 1454 14/4 l48n 1495 l5l8 1531 1537 1538 1550

1558 1559 1571 1585 1596 1615 1678 16^3 1711 1718 1727

1812 1817 1835 165/ 1885 1887 1899 1902 l9ll 1930 1953

i960 197Q 2146 2283 234fl 2348 2354 24^7 2447 2453 2603

2636 264i 2669 2684 2694 27n5 2720 27M 273*S 2747 2750

2763 2839 2902 2965 2966 2991 3079 3o*l 3088 3089 3366

3367 3368 3371 338/ 3395 341_4 3461 3462 347n 348j, 3501

3560 3774 3780 3/9o 3803 3961 3987 4i92 419^ 4242 4262

4278 4?9 4305 4380 532? 53?8 5406 54?8 543* 5439 5449

5501 5713 5729 5/31 5739 5743 5747 5767 585? 5867 5884

5934 5936 5939 59^9 U96n 6079

SfcDjMfcMSi MAKlNb

9 204 212 470 471 477 6 1. 6 810 819 961 964 1002 1Q94

1128 1385 1727 1970 5771 5776

III-8

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -MATRIX ANALYZED

SfcM J-CUNDUCTO* MATbKIALb

149 216 4^7 473 509 544 583 702 707 7*5 838 888 892 894

1063 1118 1133 113? 1253 1286 1354 1478 1441 1823 1855

186? 19D7 1930 2523 335n 3485 35i4 3993 3995 4i53 4321

5399 5437 5703 5926 5931 6053

SUILS « rt^TlLlZbHS

67 08 175 329 454 616 8 4 81.0 846 9U4 9D5 991 mil 1131

1195 1196 1361 1419 1515 1642 l78? 17°4 1874 1896 1899

1970 25^2 2553 259U 2603 27(i5 3005 3qQ1 3093 3345 5697

5990

SPACE APPLICATIONS, LUNAK

253 545 658 996 1U03 1Q52 1284 1721 i78^ I9i2 2364 2684

3461 4198 4289 5261 5384 5*40

STABLfc TRACERS

1048 17V9 5966 596/ 599? 6010 6U58

STEfcL AND CASl IPUNS

87 88 118 119 223 3 4 3n5 351 3^3 356 357 4i7 428 552

58i 620 6?o 687 690 717 718 810 893 903 915 940 99Q

1026 1085 1093 109/ no? n?4 l?01 l?n4 1274 1363 1367

1394 1426 1434 1453 1468 1473 152? 153 7 1541 1589 1590

1598 1642 17H 171/ I74n 1760 1773 17*6 1&21 1837 1844

1875 1930 1^11 1950 l95l 1956 24l8 24?9 2507 ?526 2537

254? ?5Bo 2^96 2611 26i5 2649 265? 2678 2764 2795 2

fl 46

2^83 3357 3466 356u o746 3750 3981 39°7 4413 5238 5378

5380 5389 540* 5450 5451 5452 5708 57*6 608*

SURFACb ANALYSIS

29 423 1915 2562 2948 3o7() 3992 4000 ^543 6n66

THIN J- JLMS

508 654 in60 115b i3do 1496 1899 ?658 3064 3126 3973

399?

111-9
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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

WATfcR

54 55 5* 125 126 2U6 207 250 290 300 ^33 68* 735 843

853 868 937 95V 981 1008 1021 1027 10*2 107P 1109 1129

1135 1181 1190 121/ 1237 1255 1266 1294 1351 136i 1435

1497 1528 153? 1/25 1758 1814 1857 1874 1906 1973 1979

2157 2540 2543 2^51 2656 2665 2666 2673 2689 2693 27l7

2800 2852 2873 293U 3084 3483 3808 39*2 396? 3969 4258

427? 4302 441? 5/4y 5358 591.9 5920 6oi6

WATfctti SEA

164 235 236 4?2 475 477 492 586 614 7?3 610 1125 1127

1266 1345 1385 1402 1457 1688 1727 1874 1^06 194b 2157

25n 2673 2693 2/90 279} 2792 2793 28^8 2984 396o 3969

4219 4244 4255 4291 438l 5359 5387 5397 5777 5873

WfcLL L,0li61NG

695 78Q 786 1061 1430 1554 1555 1559 1680 1*83 1&84

1685 3686 177? 1822 1843 3462 4?5? 55^2 5554 5555 5577

LITHIUM AND ITS ALLOYS ANu LUMPuUNDS

467 869 1351 1568 2369 ?726 3986

AMMQNJUM COMPOUNDS ANU ALKALI MbTALS ANU TH&IK ALLOYS AND

UQMPOUNUS UXCUUUING LITHIUM)

93 131 133 460 635 708 729 852 869 ll?3 119n 1197 1281

1292 1330 1424 1514 156() 1761 1801 1816 l9on 2596 2598

2726 2734 2758 2804 3085 3393 4209 43*6 5341 5410 5422

6044

BfcRYLUUM AND JTS ALLUYb A NU COMPOUNDS

45 46 49 58 69 74 105 106 109 291 314 391 472 578 596

623 637 640 789 814 849 850 983 1043 1081 in83 1104

1177 1189 1191 1226 1235 1263 l3l8 1347 1351 136l 1429

144? 15?8 1637 1710 1730 1741 1816 18*1 l87l 1904 2505

2549 2777 3073 3/27 3976 5593

MAGNESIUM AND ITS ALLOYS ANU UOMPUUNDS

22 300 63^ 899 H9y 1231 1274 1351 1398 1483 1801 2798

3357 3488 3981 4201 5941

111-10

320-045 O-68— 14
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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -MATRIX ANALYZED

CALCIUM, STRONTIUM aNU BARJUM AND THEJR ALLOYS AMU COMPOUNDS

635 1188 1466 1725 17 2b 1916 1872 25n 3396 4276 5353

BORON AND ITS ALLOYS ANU COMPOUNDS

1136 1816 336^ *260

ALUMINUM

4 6 7 80 102 11)3 101 166 167 252 3(11) "317 3<*° 358 371

398 416 41 7 432 *31 t> 3 3 544 578 662 6*8 708 726 735 767

78l 790 806 812 814 815 821 834 851 8*6 879 88n 88l 883

895 920 979 98* 11)42 1086 1097 1098 in9<? 12?6 1245 1264

1273 1325 1338 1,539 1398 14Q6 1^20 1442 1469 1473 1526

1564 I59i 1598 ibid 1632 1700 l7l0 1723 1795 1804 1856

1901 1929 i960 1974 2358 2550 2559 2579 2597 2601 2628

2654 2683 27b9 295>(j 3059 3382 3396 37?l 372? 3724 3771

3791 3797 3992 4*03 4?9R 5369 54o9 54?2 5729 5863 5865

5919 5921 5922 O024

ALUMINUM ALLOYS AND COMROUNUS

78 83 I6i 234 238 384 400 451 533 806 823 853 864 899

987 989 1093 1 n 9 9 1140 1167 1190 122o 1274 1 725 2865

2927 2956 3487 4211 5353

TITaNJUM aNq US ALLOYS AND COMROUNdS

51 75 81 291 319 1067 3357 3783 3799 7981 5431 578i

6065

ZIRCONIUM AND ITS ALLOYS A Nu COMPOUNDS

24 176 231 252 287 29l 319 325 375 494 641 726 760 762

814 821 851 87V d 9 i? 099 967 1003 1065 1067 1097 1190

1236 1309 1377 1410 144? 1471 1537 1573 1574 1578 1612

1642 1646 1699 l/i)9 1765 1931 2381 25 K 297° 37?l 3996

4000 5177 5515 551/ 5938

HAFNIUM A ND IIS ALLOYS ANy COMPOUNDS

176 232 507 13/5 1481 1537 1765 2381 S938

III-ll
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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

NJOBIUM AND ITS ALLOYS aNd COMPOUNDS

51 105 265 266 319 641 896 910 U02 H65 14*7 i7(}9 i759

1829 1840 1966 1984 250? 3059 3346 57*1 578? 5786

Tantalum a nd its alloys and compounds

51 91? 1045 1102 1165 1?32 1442 2502

CHROMIUM, V A NiADlUM AND MANGANtSb AND 1 H£ I H ALLOYS AND

COMPOUNDS

130 585 1289 1333 1501 1570 2«73 5385 6n65

MULYBUfcNUM AMU ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

205 331 1760 j.803 2381 399(1 5321 5938 6071

TUNOSTbN AND JTS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

116 205 2^2 955 980 1045 12?7 1283 13*0 159? 1597 1842

2381 3775 3810 399u 4231. 5444 573? 574Q 593* 6o7i

IKON AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPUUNUS (fcXCLUUINU STfcfcLS AND

CAST JKONS)

4 5 8 118 119 130 140 166 167 179 2^1 319 4nl 443 452

49n 502 516 537 544 578 662 688 744 7*7 851 879 896 906

1045 1067 1125 1150 1219 12?6 1?67 1?98 1313 1339 1344

1375 1442 1621 l'/70 1875 1910 1938 19*5 235* 2644 2658

2744 3785 3975 4189 432? 5336 5349 5430 572* 5954

COBALT AND ITS ALLOYS aNu COMPOUNDS

130 545 823 1156 1167 1828

NJcKfcL AND ITa ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

28 544 635 662 852 8y? 1009 H24 1167 1262 1442 1613

1827 2658 3976 5/12

COPPE* AND ITS ALLOYS AND COtfPOUNuS

130 153 384 589 754 85l 956 995 1004 i 67 11 9n 12«?9

1375 1378 1477 1728 1763 1896 2537 25*0 2887 3418 4277

4308 5403 5415

111-12
«
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

ZINC ANU ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

31 32 44 n7 141 ltto 20? 229 272 36U *84 60* 635 798

832 957 innn IClti 1398 1633 1689 1763 2358 ?525 2683

2723 2724 2?25 279b 3u84 3994 4303 5447 592? 5955

gallium, jn di um and thallium a nd their alloys and compounds

141 229 622 825 86/ 894 957 10Q5 1 0^5 1068 1159 1190

1648 1675 2358 2/21 373() 3731 42l7 43?i 5500 5703 5753

5928 6C24

CADMIUM AND I T S ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

30 31 141 832 1331 1525 1936 2625

S{LVfcH# GOLD AND MEKCUWY A Ny THEIR ALLOYS AND CUMPOUNDS

105 130 211 344 544 589 662 774 997 tn95 1106 mi 1132

1599 164i 1787 5704

PLATINUM AND ITS ALLOYS AND CUMPOUNDS

2 135 205 221 262 364 451 601 727 774 792 9o7 1146 1147

1183 II84 1344 2644 3473 3810 5940

RHENIUM, HUTHfcNlUM, OSMIUM, RHOdIUM, IRIDIUM AND PALLADIUM

AND THEIR ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

135 221 344 774 Hi9 1260 1425 1539 2*15 2644 2671 3530

5311 5363 5364 566a

CARBON, GRAPHiTE, DIAMOND

115 139 163 241 291 468 607 752 819 848 945 946 992 994

1090 1161 1201 1269 1319 14o8 1478 1618 1653 1725 1760

1787 1818 1839 186U 2306 27l7 2772 28*5 3474 3995 5863

5919 6071

111-13
II
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

SJU'JCUN AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS (bXCLUUlNO QUA«TZ)

12 105 149 161 193 244 ?45 ?46 255 279 3l9 322 371 379

390 473 491 50V 544 602 606 623 662 8n3 805 818 83l 853

864 869 870 881 88/ 688 892 894 913 9?2 1013 109l 1118

1121 11^2 1151 1153 H66 1194 1207 I2n8 1223 12 7 2 1304

1438 1441 1546 i54/ 3,561 1587 1588 1616 174? 1760 1820

1831. 1655 1899 190/ 1930 1974 2358 2376 238a 2523 2578

2712 2717 2923 3361 3383 3384 35l4 4??4 4347 5353 5399

5429 5619 5787 5 7 93 5931 6053 607?

GkRMANlUM AND ITS ALLOYS aNU COMPOUNDS

248 370 465 474 501 544 662 689 818 892 104* U56 1243

1244 1291 1442 1546 1679 1662 1907 2l*4 243n 2497 2578

2712 2717 3485 3/32 3993 4321 5330 57*2 5769 6q53 6072

TIN AND ITS ALLOYS aNu OOmPUUNDS

1^1 319 1018 1V76 2358 4298

LfcAU AND I^S AULOYS ANU COMPOUNDS

t 105 130 141 249 384 424 608 623 692 775 798 886 950

1064 10^6 1074 1500 1533 1598 1763 183fl 1841 1856 1901

1^30 2154 2643 2654 27i5 2/l7 3396 37*8 38Q4 5344 5345

5381 5398

PHOSPHORUS AMU PHUSPHATfcS

174 902 919 936 954 1344 2680 2721 4l<>l 4293 5438

AWSfcNIC AND ANTIMONY ANU THfcJK ALLOYS ANU COMPOUNDS

270 544 662 852 985 1441 1570 1754 26<0 2 7 13 2721 2878

4321 5787 5928

BISMUTH AND IIS ALLOYS ANu COMPOUNDS

215 544 608 662 777 798 894 1320 144i 154? 1672 1760

1763 1969 2610 2612 2613 28l2 3396

SUL^UK

148 387 431 60/ 753 1654 1862

111-14
I
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -MATRIX ANALYZED

SfcU&NlUM AND TbLLURJUM AND THblR ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

330 544 662 674 65b 894 1215 12*0 124* 1247 1300 1373

1520 1603 1628 1 72t> 1760 1848 2775 2813 4254 4299 4300

5730

RARb fcAKTHS A i\D TrlblR ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS (JNCLODINU SC * Y >

115 188 225 22/ 22b doQ 267 343 395 396 544 604 662 948

958 960 1008 mil 1015 1016 1021 1115 1195 1196 1199

1324 1329 1344 1403 141? 1648 172? 18n2 l8o* 1882 1957

1985 24Po 2496 2621 292o 2932 3100 3jQ7 377n 3810 4226

4250 4322 4325 5308 !?347 5778 5964

HALOGfcNb

243 923 1725 2982

NOBLE OASbS

1004 1539 1543 43 01

URANIUM, THORJUM AND PLOTUNiUM aNU THblK ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

52 105 151 233 252 327 346 737 771 &i* *?.? 824 952 973

998 1019 1038 1059 1079 1109 1256 l3i« 1357 1391 1428

1442 1607 1614 1653 1681 1682 1725 17^0 l8n3 1832 1833

1857 1865 1921 2441 2480 2406 2714 27^1 275? 2753 2754

2836 2844 2«70 288* 3074 3661 38ll 38*1 3964 4208 4249

4391 5368 5728 5735 5765 5863 6056 6q^7

fjssion prodults

326 634 15^3 4347 6057

HI-15
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APPENDIX IV
I
APPENDIX IV

Index

PAGE

Reactor - thermal neutron (n,y) IV1

Reactor - fast (n 3 p), (n,a), (n^n 1

) (n,2n) ...... IV4

Reactor - epithermal IV4

Isotope source - neutrons IV4

Generator - or sealed tube - neutrons IV5

Accelerator - neutrons IVPhoton (includes isotope source) IV5

Charged particle (includes isotope source) IV6

Secondary particle ." IVNon-destructive determination IVChemistry - dissolution technique IV8

Chemistry - group separations IV-9

Chemistry - general IV-9

Chemistry - precipitation IV-9

Chemistry - distillation IV- 10

Chemistry - solvent extraction IV- 10

Chemistry - chromatography or ion exchange .... IV- 11

Chemistry - electrodeposition IV- 11

Chemistry - isotope exchange IV- 12

Chemistry - amalgam exchange IV- 12

Chemistry - Szilard-Chalmers IV- 12

Chemistry - substoichiometric IV-12

Chemistry - automated IV-12

Chemistry - absorption or adsorption ....... IV-12

Rapid radiochemical separation IV-12

Isotope dilution IV-12

Gamma spectrometry IV-12

Solid state gamma spectrometry IV-12

Beta and alpha spectrometry IV-16

Coincidence spectrometry IV-16

Non-discriminatory counting (a,3,y) but includes

half life and absorber measurements, autoradiography, emulsions • IV-16

Neutron counting IV- 17

Prompt gamma counting IV- 17

Neutron flux determination, includes sample

self-shielding and flux perturbations IV- 1

8

Charged particle flux determination, includes

sample self-shielding IV- 1

8

Photonuclear flux determination, includes

sample self-shielding IV- 18

Interfering nuclear reactions IV- 1

8

Other errors associated with irradiation IV- 1

8

Counting errors associated with irradiation .... IV-19

Precision-accuracy discussed IV-19

Sensitivity tables IV-19

t

Index

PAGE

Preconcentration , contamination 3 collection

and handling techniques IV-20

Irradiation techniques, sample handling and

facilities, flux monitors IV-20

Activation analysis standards and Standard

Reference Materials IV-20

Computer applications and numerical methods .... IV- 21

Data handling systems ..... IV- 21

Electronics in activation analysis IV-21

320-045 0^68— 15
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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -TECHNIQUE USED

RfcACTUk - THf-KMAL NfcUIKUN (N,Y)

H rJ 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 21 22 2* 26 2* 30 31 32

3 3 34 35 3 9 40 41 42 43 44 4 7 48 50 51 5 4 5* 56 57 59

61 62 63 64 65 6o 67 68 69 73 74 78 70 8Q 81 H3 84 85

86 R8 89 90 93 9o 97 100 101 10? 103 104 107 1.15 H6

117 120 121 122 123 124 1?6 133 134 \J6 137 138 i39 140

141 1.42 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 1 «H 154 158 161 162

163 16« 165 166 16/ 171 172 174 176 i?8 179 l8n 183 186

187 J.93 194 19/ 196 200 208 209 210 ?11 212 214 215 216

217 221 2?2 223 225 226 231 232 234 ?^5 236 237 238 239

240 24 2 243 244 2 45 246 248 249 25 U 2*4 255 26i 2^2 263

264 265 266 2*/ 268 269 270 279 284 2*6 287 288 289 290

29l 30 C 3n2 304 305 310 317 319 321 3?? 323 325 326 32b

329 330 331 33'^ 334 347 349 351 352 353 354 356 357 358

360 3*1 362 363 364 366 367 370 371 375 376 378 379 386

387 390 393 3°5 396 397 398 400 405 4n7 408 409 410 411

412 41.4 416 416 419 421 422 424 428 4 6 9 431 432 433 434

436 437 436 439 442 444 448 449 450 4*1 452 454 459 460

461 462 465 46/ 466 459 470 47l 472 473 474 475 476 477

478 481 4«2 483 464 485 496 487 488 4

P 9 490 492 493 494

501 502 504 5H5 5f)6 50 7 5fi8 509 511 512 513 514 516 51/

520 521 522 5?^ 524 525 526 531 533 5^5 537 538 539 541

542 543 544 545 548 550 551 552 553 5*0 561, 562 564 565

56b 570 571 572 573 574 575 581 583 5*4 585 586 587 58b

59o 592 593 5

Q 5 598 600 601 602 604 605 606 607 608 6(1*

610 614 619 620 622 625 630 634 636 677 638 640 64l 646

651 652 657 659 662 663 665 667 670 673 674 675 676 677

681 683 686 eH/ 686 699 690 692 698 6^9 701 702 705 70b

70/ 706 709 710 711 7 l 3 714 716 71 7 7 1 8 7?1 723 726 72 7 728 729 730 735 736 738 739 740 741 7*2 752 753 754 755

757 756 760 7o3 765 /67 766 772 773 774 775 776 777 776

779 781 786 7 89 79 u 7 92 797 798 799 802 803 804 805 806

608 610 812 813 ol5 61.7 81.9 8?0 8?1 8?2 823 824 825 82e

829 630 631 6 32 634 638 841 642 84 3 8-14845 846 848 849

850 851 652 853 664 656 858 664 866 8*7 668 869 87l 67/

679 880 881 882 883 887 898 896 902 903 906 907 909 910

91.1 914 915 9lo 918 919 92 922 923 967 928 929 932 933

934 935 937 936 939 940 941 942 9*3 944 945 94b 948 950

951 952 953 954 955 95b 957 959 962 9*3 966 968 970 97l

973 974 975 97o 97/ 979 990 982 984 9*5 986 987 988 989

99Q 991 992 993 994 995 997 998 969 t n n 1001 10Q2 1003

1004 10 5 100 7 1 II d 1009 1010 1011 1 1 2 1015 1016 1 1

8

1019 1020 1021 1022 1024 1025 1027 lo?8 103o l(i3i 1032

1034 1035 1036 1036 1041 1042 1043 10*5 1047 1056 1057

1059 10*0 1063 1064 1066 1068 1U69 1073 1074 1Q75 1076

1077 1076 108 1085 1066 1087 10 88 lo R 9 109p 1092 1094

1095 1096 109 7 1098 1099 1100 110? Hn5 1107 HO 8 1109

1110 1112 1114 111/ 1118 1H9 1121 ll?2 1123 1124 1125

IV-1
«
t

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

KKAClOK - 1HEKMAL NfcU'lKON <N, Y) (CONllNUtU)

1127 U?9 1131 1132 H33 1134 1135 U^7 113* H39 1140

1141 1143 1145 1146 1147 1150 15.53 U*>5 1156 H59 1162

1165 1166 1167 Ho9 H7n 1171 1173 H74 117* H77 1180

1181 1182 1183 1184 H85 1187 11.88 li*9 ll9n ll9i H92

1193 1195 1196 1197 H99 1200 1?01 12^3 1204 1205 1206

1207 1208 120V 1211) 1211 1212 121* 1215 1216 1218 1220

1221 12?2 1223 1224 1225 1226 1227 1??8 123P 123l 1233

1234 1235 1236 123/ 1239 124Q 1241 12*2 1243 1244 1245

1246 1247 1250 1251 1254 1257 1260 1?*1 126? 1263 1264

1265 1266 1269 1271 1272 1273 1274 1275 1277 1278 1279

1281 1283 1285 1286 1287 1288 1289 12<>0 l29l 1292 1293

1299 13HQ 130? 130b 1307 1310 1311 131 3 1314 1317 1319

1320 1323 1324 132? 1326 1331 133? 13^3 l34n 1342 1347

1349 I35i 1353 13?0 1357 1361 1373 1376 l37« 1380 1381

138? 1383 1384 138? 1386 1389 1391 13°2 1395 1396 1398

1400 14M1 1402 1404 1406 1409 1410 1411 l4l? 1416 1419

14201421 1425 1426 1428 14?9 1*31 14^2 1

4 3^ 1434 1436

143R 1439 1441 1443 1446 1449 1452 14^4 1455 1456 1457

145* 1460 146? 1463 1466 1468 1469 1470 1471 1472 1473

1474 1477 1478 1479 1480 1484 1487 14<H 149? 1493 1494

1495 1496 1497 1?U0 150? 1504 1505 151 151? 1515 1517

l5i8 1519 1520 1?21 1525 l5?6 1527 15?9 j.53l 1533 1534

1537 1538 1539 154U 1541 1542 1543 1543 1549 155Q 1551

155? 1553 1554 155? 1556 1558 1563 15*4 156^ 1566 1568

1569 1570 1571 1572 1573 1574 1576 1577 157* 158l 1583

1584 1585 1587 1566 159? 15^5 1596 15^7 1601 1603 1606

I6y7 1610 161? 1613 1614 1615 1616 1617 l6l« 16?1 1628

1631 1.632 1633 1634 1635 1636 1641 1644 1645 1647 1648

1649 1652 1653 1654 1655 1658 1659 16*0 1661 1664 1665

1671 1672 16 7 3 16/6 1677 1678 1679 16*1 1^8? 1689 1692

1693 16 CM 1697 lo9V 170? 1703 1705 1706 1707 1708 1709

17m 1711 1712 1/1? 1717 1719 172? 17?3l72 E

5 1726 1727

1729 1731 1732 1/34 1736 1737 1741 17*3 1744 1745 1746

1747 1748 174^ 175U 1751 1752 1755 17^9 l76n 1761 1762

1763 1766 1767 1769 1770 1774 1780 17»1 178? 1783 1785

1786 17*7 1788 1/69 1790 1791 1792 17^3 1794 1795 1797

1799 180Q 1803 18 0? 1^06 1812 1813 1817 l8l» 1819 1820

1821 1824 1825 182/ 182P 18?9 1830 18"<? 1833 1834 1835

1839 1840 1841. 1842 1844 1845 1848 18^5 185* 1857 1858

186? 1863 1870 1872 1874 1678 1881 18"? 1886 1888 1890

1891 1892 1893 1694 1895 1897 1901 19n2 1904 1906 1907

1909 1913 1914 1918 1920 19?1 1«24 19?5 192* 1929 1930

1931 1936 1937 193b 1945 1946 1952 19^3 l957 1958 1959

i960 1962 1964 196? 1966 1969 1970 1971 l97'< 1974 1975

1976 1977 1980 1982 1983 1984 1985 20^2 2121 2122 2123

2141 2144 2145 2146 2154 2157 2251 2?*3 229* 2306 2308

IV-2
4
t

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

KEACIOk - 1HEKMAL NEUlKON (N, Y) ( COi\ 1 INUEL)

)

2327 2333 2337 234u 2347 2350 2358 23*5 2369 2376 2386

24Q3 2422 2426 243U 2431 2437 2440 24^1 2444 2445 2447

2455 2464 2473 2474 248n 2431 2493 2495 249* 2497 2499

2502 2503 2507 2508 2509 2511 25l5 251 7 2523 2525 2533

2534 2535 2537 2539 2540 2546 2548 25*0 2551 2552 2553

2558 2559 2563 2565 257l 2573 2578 2579 258-3 259q 2595

2597 26f)l 2605 260/ 26m 26ll 2612 2613 2614 2619 2621

2633 2o36 2638 2639 2640 2641 2643 2644 2645 265i 2654

2657 2658 2659 2660 2663 2664 2665 26*9 2671 2673 2680

2683 2685 2667 2688 2689 2690 2694 26^5 269* 2699 2701

27Q7 2711 27l3 2714 27l5 27i7 27l8 27?i 2722 2724 2725

2727 2728 2730 2731 273? 2733 2735 2737 2739 274q 2741

2744 2748 2750 2752 2753 2754 2756 27*9 276? 2766 2769

2772 2773 2775 277b 278? 2786 2789 2790 2791 2792 2793

2794 2795 2797 28UU 2301 2804 2805 28n6 2819 2321 2836

2838 2839 2840 2844 2345 2846 2848 2349 285? 2853 2865

287(1 ?67i 2873 2676 2378 28*1 288? 23 n 7 288^ 2889 2892

290? 2904 2920 2921 292? 2923 2926 29?7 2929 293Q 2931

2932 2936 2938 2942 2943 2945 2950 29*7 2 Q 5

fi 2963 2964

2969 2970 29/3 2976 2977 2978 2979 29«1 2982 2984 2989

2991 2999 3005 3027 3059 3060 3061 3q*2 3065 3079 3061

3084 3091 3092 3093 3098 3105 3126 33?8 3341 3342 3344

3345 335Q 3352 33?8 3360 3362 3363 33*5 336* 3367 3368

3369 3370 3371 3372 338? 3383 3384 33 Q 6 3387 3388 3391

3394 3395 3396 339/ 34n 3414 34l8 34*4 3

4 6* 3467 3469

3470 3473 3475 3476 3481 3482 3483 34 p 5 348* 3488 3489

3494 3498 3504 3514 3530 3661 3669 37*8 3709 3710 3713

37i4 3716 3723 3724 3725 3726 3727 3730 3731 3732 3736

3738 3739 3740 3745 3755 3757 3759 37*0 3766 3769 3770

3774 3775 3778 376U 3785 3738 3789 37^1 3797 3804 3808

38m 3611 3841 394V 3954 3955 3956 39*7 395« 3959 3960

3961 3964 3979 3982 3983 3989 3990 3991 399"? 3994 3998

4153 4190 4191 4i92 4194 4195 4196 42*1 420? 4203 4207

4208 4216 4219 4224 4?30 4231 423? 4?40 424? 4244 4249

4250 4253 4254 4255 4258 4262 4263 42*7 426 fl 4269 4270

4272 4274 4278 4281 4283 4284 4285 42*6 429n 429i 4293

4296 4298 4299 43U1 430? 4303 4305 43n6 4307 4308 4309

43m 4311 4314 4315 43l9 4321 432? 43?5 432* 4329 4347

4374 4381 4388 44U6 526? 5295 5307 53?0 5323 5326 5327

5328 5335 5336 5338 5341 5343 5344 5345 5347 5349 5350

5357 5358 5359 5363 5364 5365 5366 53*8 5369 5370 5378

5381 5382 5385 5386 5390 5393 5394 5395 5397 5398 5399

5401 5402 540 5 54 6 54n7 5408 54m 54*5 542? 5428 5436

543« 5439 5444 544/ 5448 5449 5472 54°9 5500 5502 5510

5515 5517 5547 5551 557l 5577 5579 55^1 559? 5619 5697

5699 5701 5703 5704 5705 5706 57o7 5712 57m 5716 5717

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KEAC10K - "IHEKMAL NEU'lKON (N* Y) (CONTINUED)

57iP 5719 5721 5/25 t>726 5727 5728 57?9 5730 5731 5732

5735 5742 5743 5/46 5747 5749 575P 5751 5753 5755 5756

5759 5760 5761 5765 5766 5770 5771 5775 5777 5779 5784

5785 5786 5787 5/86 579(1 5792 5793 58n8 5851 5858 5860

586? 5364 5868 58/2 5373 5874 59i9 596? 5924 5925 5926

5927 5928 5929 5931 5932 5933 5934 59*5 593* 5939 5940

5941 5942 5944 5948 5949 5951 5953 5955 595* 5959 5960

5961 5962 5963 5964 5965 5967 5969 5970 597? 5975 5976

5977 598i 5983 5984 599l 5902 5994 59°5 5996 5999 6000

6001 6002 6003 6005 6006 6007 6008 6qio 6011 6012 6013

6015 6016 6017 6023 6024 6031 6U39 6q*0 6043 6Q44 6047

6048 6050 6052 6054 6055 6058 6061 6q*2 6063 6Q64 6067

6068 6069 6071 6073 6074 6077 6079 6o*0 6081 6Q85 6086

REACTUK • f- AST (N|P) (N#A) IN,N1> (Ni2N)

140 157 314 341 491 520 530 6Bi 703 7n7 711 716 807 808

810 811 818 826 843 854 877 897 951 1157 1161 1167 1196

1327 1334 1340 135/ 1374 1378 1403 1413 1415 1424 1427

1439 1455 1479 1246 1547 1620 1639 16*9 l7l7 1731 l8l4

l9o? 1907 1911 1965 2595 2623 2676 3o59 3064 3361 3489

3494 356Q 3965 3986 3997 4221 4227 56«8 5756

RfcACTUK . fcPiTHERMAL

140 520 807 816 828 862 1186 1439 l5o* 1659 1731 1910

2625 3385 3494 3975 3987 3998 4300 58*8

iSQTQ^t SUURct * NEUTKUNS

1 20 37 52 53 62 130 135 147 188 ?o3 ?13 219 22? 228

229 230 233 234 25b 259 272 301 321 327 333 335 3«3 344

377 402 445 555 589 612 665 717 783 791 810 627 837 841

904 905 924 949 958 1055 1056 1061 I003 mi 1202 1259

1267 1295 1298 1315 1329 1336 1337 1357 1393 1423 1430

1440 1513 1544 1558 1559 1586 l59j 1630 1637 1642 1651

1698 174Q 1754 1758 177? 18?2 1843 18 c 7 1*65 1873 1879

l88f1 1941 1961 2364 2698 2940 2956 29*6 2987 3Q33 3078

3366 3373 3374 3375 3376 3399 34H 34*5 3489 3758 3948

3962 3996 4198 421? 4276 4289 4294 53?5 5356 5501 5566

5581 5716 577? 5854 5857

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GENERATOR » OH SEALED TUBE

74 77 131 155 199 204 253 271 285 316 3?4 376 426 500

518 519 546 567 59l 611 618 621 6?8 6?9 637 638 658 678

679 680 695 696 712 716 762 810 841 8^8 917 921 936 960

961 972 977 996 1017 1033 1046 1052 in54 10 c>6 1067 1075

1084 1103 1104 mi? i 116 H52 1172 1217 1229 1248 1258

1284 1294 1297 13U4 1309 1353 1394 1307 1399 1407 1414

1437 1439 1444 1450 1453 1489 1508 1514 152? 1530 1535

1589 1593 1602 161V 1626 1640 1656 16*6 1667 167Q 1685

1698 1701 1721 1/38 1739 1753 1773 17^8 180? 1804 1813

1815 1859 1864 187^ 1387 1889 1896 lft°9 1900 1905 1912

192? 1939 1940 195U 1954 1955 1956 19^7 l96« 1978 1981

2129 2297 2354 2384 24io 24i8 2433 24*4 2453 2498 25Q4

2505 2506 2512 2518 25l9 25?4 2526 25?7 254? 2549 2561

2567 2568 2569 258U 2586 259i 2596 2598 260« 2615 2617

262H 2622 2649 2666 2667 2674 2678 27n5 2707 2720 2734

2749 2761 2764 2778 2796 2798 28Q? 28n6 2849 ?933 2975

2983 2987 305« 305V 3063 3073 3074 3o75 3076 3085 3087

3088 3090 3335 3355 3357 3364 3366 3411 3460 3487 3495

3496 3497 350? 3553 3717 37l8 3746 37^1 375* 378i 3790

3794 3796 3810 3973 3976 3980 3981 4 n5 4?05 4214 4228

4252 4260 4261 4273 4?82 4392 5?6l 53?1 532? 5332 5339

5353 53«0 5383 5384 5389 54o3 54o9 5416 542n 543l 5432

5443 5445 5450 5451 545? 5708 57n 5714 5720 5739 5757

5764 5772 5776 5776 578o 5781 578? 57*4 5884 5920 5923

5978 6014 6022 6059 6065 6075

ACCELERATOR - NEUTRONS

16 17 23 91 92 98 108 lf|9 m U3 125 175 1*9 205 274

275 304 316 376 403 413 520 549 574 5*0 596 635 639 647

660 732 733 7HO 841 863 872 875 876 9*4 965 967 1014

1026 1072 1075 1213 1319 1355 l4o7 14*2 1444 1489 15Q9

1598 1623 1691 1606 1836 1838 1854 191 7 l94n 1963 2323

25m 2661 266* 2684 2686 2697 2774 2947 3461 3495 3496

3497 3752 3768 3791 3979 4198 420?

PHOTON ACTIVATION (INCLUDE^ ISOTOPE SUURCt)

38 45 46 49 5« 74 75 169 l7o ?06 ?07 ^39 351 380 554

631 637 669 70,5 814 855 861 978 983 ino6 1014 1043 1Q62

1075 10*1 1083 1106 H36 1160 11.63 H75 117* 1238 1263

1270 1334 1340 1375 1435 1444 1475 I4«i 1501 156Q 1597

1609 1646 1764 176? 1778 1816 1849 18*7 1861 I87i 1926

1935 2126 227? 2298 2303 23l8 2348 2405 2554 2555 2697

2758 2777 2965 2972 3072 3077 3346 3379 3474 3486 3495

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PHOTON AC1IVA1ION (INCLUDES ISOTOPE SOUKCE) (CONTINUED)

3727 3729 3771 37/5 3799 3803 38m 397(1 3979 4j.89 4211

4277 4386 5308 5311 5319 5379 5430 54*? 552" 5621 5740

5784 5H7Q 5950 5954 5977 5979 607n

CH A KGt H A K7l C Lfc (IN C LUufcb JSUTORE SOURCE)

4 8 29 87 105 118 119 153 160 l8i 184 185 2ni 274 275

314 346 381 382 383 334 335 401 417 423 443 455 479 495

497 498 499 52D 57b 623 637 638 703 734 744 77i 839 855

912 913 1013 1023 1065 1075 1091 1101 n48 U5i H94

1219 1232 125* 1280 13l? 1318 1377 14^8 1444 1450 1483

i486 149o 1561 1599 1604 1&68 l7Q4 17?0 1742 1778 J.811

1823 1831 1836 1837 1915 1935 1951 2254 2259 2298 2381

2429 2505 2531 2555 2618 26?b 2629 26*2 2634 2652 2673

2697 2712 2948 2949 3070 3071 3089 33^1 340* 3411 3495

3711 3721 3722 3767 3777 3783 3791 3976 3977 3979 3995

4000 4193 4197 4198 4?09 4211 4226 5j77 5238 533Q 5372

5429 5435 5442 5543 5580 5752 5768 57*9 5773 5921 5938

5957 6004 6053 6056 6066 6072

SfcCQNDAKY PAPTlClt

110 196 256 391 654 655 756 770 782 7*4 867 868 98l

1070 1071 1075 1082 1158 1252 1330 14^0 152* 1532 1609

1675 1713 1730 1801 1979 2385 2543 25*2 2661 2726 3965

3985 3992

NUN»DfcMRUCTl Vfc

2 13 17 21 23 24 29 35 37 38 43 45 4 6 48. 49 51 52 53 54

58 59 73 75 81 82 bb 9o 97 98 100 102 104 in5 107 108

109 110 113 114 11H 119 120 125 130 1*1 135 136 i40 144

147 148 151 153 155 163 169 170 171 175 179 I84 185 188

189 198 199 204 205 206 207 213 215 216 219 227 228 229

232 233 237 23b 239 240 246 252 253 2*9 266 267 268 27l

272 274 275 291 300 301 304 305 319 323 325 330 331 333

339 343 344 346 349 351 357 358 371 375 380 3«1 382 386

387 393 396 397 402 403 405 407 408 413 41.4 417 423 426

428 433 444 445 454 455 460 461 462 4*8 472 476 479 486

487 488 489 49l 494 499 500 512 514 516 518 519 520 521

523 524 530 533 53b 546 549 552 554 5^5 561 562 566 567

573 574 578 580 581 584 589 590 591 592 594 596 598 604

605 606 607 608 612 618 619 620 621 623 625 628 629 630

631 632 635 640 641 654 657 658 659 6*2 665 667 669 67Q

686 687 690 b95 696 702 703 707 709 711 712 713 716 717

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

NON-'DESThcUCI 1 V/E (GONi INUEU)

725 7?6 732 73.3 73» 739 744 752 753 7*4 755 756 758 762

763 77Q 771 774 775 782 7*3 784 7<51 797 798 803 806 807

808 810 811 814 818 819 822 823 831 819 842 843 844 84!?

85Q 851 852 853 854 655 861 862 863 8*8 882 887 888 902

904 905 908 912 >13 914 9l5 916 921 954 927 932 933 934

936 938 939 940 943 946 948 949 950 9*1 954 955 956 957

958 959 960 961 966 972 974 975 977 978 981 982 983 986

987 989 990 991 992 .993 994 996 1003 1004 1005 1Q06

1007 1008 1009 10H 1013 1014 1017 1019 1021 1023 1024

1025 1026 1029 1030 1031 1032 1033 loT5 103* 1052 1054

1055 1056 1059 106U 1061 1062 1063 10*4 106* 1066 1067

1068 1070 1071 1072 1073 1074 1075 1077 107* 1079 1081

108? 10«3 1084 1086 I09f) 1092 1093 1095 1097 1098 1099

1103 1104 1106 111U 1111 1112 1114 1115 111* H3l 1132

1136 1140 1141 1143 115? Il53 1158 li*0 1161 1162 1172

1175 1178 1195 1196 1197 1199 1200 l?n2 1203 1204 1213

1216 1217 I2l8 1219 1220 1225 1227 1258 1229 1233 1238

1239 12«5 1?48 1251 1?5? 1254 125* 12*8 1?59 126q 1263

1267 1269 1270 1279 1280 1283 1284 1?*9 l29n 1294 1295

1297 1298 1302 I3u4 1306 1309 1311 1314 1315 1318 1336

1337 1351 1355 1357 1361 1374 1375 1376 1377 13^0 1386

1389 1392 1393 1394 1395 1396 1397 13°8 1399 1402 1403

1407 1413 1414 1415 1419 l4?o 1424 14?7 1429 1435 1452

1453 1455 1456 146U 1466 14*8 147? 1473 1477 1481 1483

1487 1491 1492 1495 1496 1500 1501 15M 150* 1506 1509

l5in 1513 1514 1517 1519 1521 1522 1557 1530 1531 1532

1535 1541 1546 1547 1549 1550 1551 15*2 1553 1555 1556

1558 1559 1565 1567 157? 1573 1574 1576 157* 1583 1585

158* 1589 1590 1591 1595 1597 159R 15°9 1601 1604 1606

1611 1657 I618 1620 1623 1635 1637 16^9 164? 1646 1649

1651 1654 165* 1664 1665 1666 1667 167Q 167* 1677 1680

1683 1685 1686 1689 1691 1702 170* 17n7 1709 1710 1712

1715 1717 1719 1721 1725 1726 173* 1737 173* 1739 1740

1746 1751 1752 1754 1758 1759 1760 17*1 1764 1765 1772

1773 1778 1782 178a 1785 1787 1789 17«0 1793 1794 1795

1798 1799 180? 18U3 1304 1806 1809 1813 1814 1815 1816

1819 1821 182? 1823 1827 1829 1830 1831 1834 1837 1840

1843 1854 1855 1857 1859 1861 1865 1871 j.873 1875 1878

1879 1881 1882 1886 1887 1888 1889 1896 1897 1898 1899

1900 1905 190* 1910 191? 1917 1921 192? 1924 1926 1929

1938 1939 1940 1941 1948 1950 1951 19*3 195* 1955 1956

1957 1958 1961 1962 1965 1966 1968 1971 1978 1981 1983

1984 1985 2121 2123 212* 2l?9 2141 2l*4 214* 2146 2251

2254 ?272 2297 2303 2318 2323 2337 23*0 2354 2364 2376

2381 2384 24l8 2422 2426 2429 2430 2433 2«4l 2453 2480

2481 2493 2495 2496 2497 2498 2502 2503 25Q4 2505 2506

2507 2508 2517 2518 2519 25?4 2525 2526 254? 2548 2549

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

NON-UEblKUCl IV/E (CONTINUED)

2553 2554 2559 256V 2571 2579 2580 25*4 2586 259i 2596

2597 2598 2605 26U7 2608 2610 261? 2614 261 K 2bl8 2619

2621 2622 2623 2635 2634 2644 2645 26*9 2651 2652 2660

2661 2663 2664 2666 2668 2671 2676 2678 2680 2684 2686

2688 2689 2694 2699 2705 2707 27n 2777 2730 2732 2734

2737 2739 2740 2744 2748 2749 2750 27*1 2756 2758 2759

276? 2764 2766 2774 2775 2777 278? 27*9 2790 2796 2797

2798 2801 2802 28U4 2805 2844 2892 29?0 2921. 2922 2927

2931 2933 2940 2942 2943 2945 2948 2-9 4 9 2956 2957 2963

2964 2965 2966 2972 2976 2979 2981 29*3 2987 3027 3033

3060 30*2 3 063 3078 3085 3087 3088 3o*9 309n 3126 3344

3346 3350 3355 3357 3358 3361 336? 33*3 3364 33*5 3366

3367 3368 3369 337U 337l 3372 3373 3374 3375 3376 3379

3384 3385 3386 3394 3399 3411 34i8 34*0 3461 3464 3466

3470 3473 3474 3480 350? 3514 3530 35*3 3*6l 3708 37fl9

3710 3711 3717 37i6 3721 3722 3727 37?9 3730 3736 3738

3739 3740 3745 374b 3752 3753 3760 3766 3767 3768 3770

3771 3775 3778 3780 3781 3783 3788 37^0 3791 3794 3797

3799 3803 3809 381U 38u 3841 3948 39*4 3956 3965 3970

3973 3975 3976 3977 3980 3981 3986 39^1 399? 3994 3996

3997 3998 4000 40U5 4189 4191 4193 4iQ4 419* 4i97 4205

4207 4208 420^ 4211 4214 42l5 4?16 4g?4 422* 4230 4231

423? 4240 4250 4252 4258 4260 4261 4?f? 4263 4270 4?76

4277 4281 4282 4283 4284 4285 4?86 42*9 4293 4294 4308

432? 4328 432 Q 4 347 4381 4386 439? 44P6 5177 5238 5261

526? 5308 5311 5319 5320 5321 5322 53?3 5325 5326 5330

5332 5343 5350 5353 535* 5357 5358 53*3 537P 5372 5380

5383 5384 5385 5366 5389 5390 5393 5394 539Q 5401 5402

54Q3 5407 5408 54Q9 5420 5428 5429 54^0 5431 5432 5435

5438 5445 5450 54i?l 545? 5501 5510 5515 5517 5543 5547

5551 5566 5571 5577 5579 558l 5591 56?l 569* 5704 5706

5707 5708 5713 5714 5720 57?6 5727 57T2 573* 5739 5740

574? 5746 5749 5752 5756 5759 5761 5764 5765 5766 5768

5769 5772 5773 5776 5778 5779 5781 57*2 578* 5788 5848

5858 587o 5872 5674 ?384 59i9 5920 59?3 592* 5927 5931

593? 5933 5934 5936 5939 5950 5953 59*8 595° 5965 5967

5969 5970 5975 5977 5978 5979 599? 5994 6000 6004 6005

6011 6012 6014 6015 6031 6047 6 48 6(]*0 605? 6056 6058

6062 6063 6065 6068 6069 6072 6073 6q74

CHEMISTKY • nJSSOLUTlON IfcCHNJQUE

103 192 212 239 254 255 270 322 436 442 465 469 470 473

482 512 522 550 610 651 677 698 706 718 815 821 881 909

910 1001 1155 1166 1167 1169 U7l 1173 1174 1176 1192

1206 1207 1214 1436 1788 1842 1930 2l*4 2?9* 2365 2657

2836 299i 3334 5399 5444 IV_g

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -TECHNIQUE USED

CHfcMIaTKY * fiKUUP StPA^AllONb

103 166 167 252 255 424 462 508 509 614 674 7f)4 708 714

726 741 anb 820 621 829 830 834 848 8^0 878 9e>8 985

1045 10«7 1069 1P89 mfi H23 113« H38 1254 13?3 1425

1434 1443 i699 1710 1797 18(10 1«32 18^4 l94n 1965 1975

2403 2523 2?l5 2/lti 2729 ?64Q 2852 297? 293* 295o 3382

4004 5344 5 3 45 5o4/ 56i9 5760 5773 5 7 "5 5981 6n7i

CHtMUTKY - GtNfcRAL .

4 5 9 2? 26 65 bd 69 78 80 8l 83 84 8S 89 1?3 l4i 154

158 174 176 18/ 192 193 194 200 215 ?39 240 282 2^4 287

288 2H9 290 2

C) 1 3U0 310 317 374 477 4"3 502 564 588 614

6 38 640 641 651 o?2 662 674 676 683 6^6 688 692 &98 69V

702 703 704 705 7iJ6 710 735 742 760 7*7 773 779 789 790

807 815 818 825 62/ 838 844 85l 852 8^6 879 882 895 896

920 942 944 96* 963 964 965 967 970 971 976 979 980 984

995 997 998 1000 1U02 in 4 1020 1022 1027 in34 l()4i

1057 106Q 1075 3 0/6 1085 1086 1087 1 * 8 3. 094 1 o 9 7 1102

1105 1107 1122 1145 1156 1165 1169 1 \ 7 o ll8n 13.83 1184

1187 1189 1190 1193 1194 1275 1263 1?*6 131? 135l 1354

1356 1357 1363. 13/1 1373 1382 1383 13^4 138S 1396 1397

140R 1400 340H 1411 1421 1442 1457 14«4 165? 1665 1675

1693 1694 17(17 1/U9 l7n l7i3 l7i7 17?3 1725 176q 1769

1786 1791 1803 1818 1R28 1832 184P 18 K 6 185* 1863 1890

1902 I9d7 1911 1914 192(1 1933 1976 2?«6 2333 2447 2

4 64

2473 2474 2495 25u9 252? 2534 2535 2543 254* 255q 2578

2590 2601 2685 2687 2717 ?7?1 2?35 2802 2&19 2848 2876

289? 29?i ?92? 2923 3079 309i 338? 34*1 348^ 3486 3504

35QR 3514 3560 37Q8 3755 3962 3987 39*8 399S 4i53 421&

4219 4300 4315 4ol/ 4319 5 3 (1 7 5327 5416 543* 5444 5499

550? 5716 57l7 57lb 5861 5864 5924 59 4 59 4* 597b 5980

598? 5991 600« 6016 6044 6055

CH^MIilKY - PKtcI^ITA I 1UN

6 7 10 11 12 30 31 32 39 44 54 55 56 *3 64 *6 67 96 103

115 116 124 i3fl 133 137 138 i39 145 1*6 148 161 165 172

178 180 183 209 214 217 2?1 223 2?5 ??7 ?30 23l 2^2 234

236 243 2^4 246 249 250 252 254 255 ?*? ?63 27q 279 300

302 ,504 326 329 34y 35l 353 360 361 3*2 363 364 366 367

391 398 400 411 416 4?2 4?9 431 432 474 436 448 449 452

459 461 4*5 46/ 476 482 483 501 512 51

7

522 525 53i 535

537 541 544 54? 553 560 562 57i 575 5

ft 5 586 587 620 622

655 673 675 67/ 68/ 689 727 757 776 777 778 788 792 802

605 H35 821 858 86/ 869 871 878 892 9n7 922 9?8 929 937

945 1080 3108 1317 1118 1124 U25 1127 n35 1137 lj.51

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -TECHNIQUE USED

CHEMIb'IKY - FKECIPlTAl ION ( CONl llMULU)

1155 1159 1166 116V H7n 1171 117.1 H74 117* 1177 1181

118? 1188 1205 121)6 i?n7 1208 1212 1214 121*5 1222 1223

1224 1226 1230 1231 123? 1235 1237 12^0 1?41 1243 1244

1246 1247 1257 1^60 1271 1278 129? 1293 129Q 1300 1307

1310 1319 1320 1323 1324 13?6 1334 13*0 1347 l35i l42«

l433 l4 4 9 X 45^ 1450 1469 1471 1473 1477 l47« 14*0 1484

1515 1520 1525 I53vi 154? 1548 1563 1564 l56« 1569 l57l

1577 1581 1584 1592 1613 1614 l6l5 16?1 1631 163? 1634

1636 1648 1655 166U 1671 1672 1677 16*2 1697 I7tl5 l720

1734 1743 1.745 1/49 1750 l77o 1781 18ni l8l? 1825 1833

1839 1844 1893 1936 1937 1.970 1977 1979 198? ?1?2 2365

2385 ?4^b 2497 ?552 2573 2643 2654 26 c 8 2660 269n 2751

2769 2772 2773 2766 2791 2792 2793 28?1 283° 2839 2849

285? 28*5 2H78 29?6 2930 2938 2954 2977 2°8? 2984 3061

309« 3105 332 H 335^ 3387 3391 3393 3395 3467 3485 3488

3713 3723 3724 3/25 3726 3732 378^ 3949 3957 396Q 3985

3997 3994 4195 4219 4?21 4 2?7 4?44 4?/9 425"? 4255 4267

426P 4272 4290 4*99 4307 5349 5359 53*9 540* 5472 5522

5721 5/3l 5755 5 7 7/ 597? 5983 600? 6 1 6 5 ^ 6Q64 6086

8 10 11 6? 103 117 121 122 1.24 134 14? 143 1 72 181 186

196 1^7 2?1 222 226 231 242 245 248 ?^6 279 2*4 322 370

378 451 465 474 4/5 481 493 498 562 570 602 636 709 804

812 851 864 671 911 1010 1012 1100 U19 1124 U35 1151

1157 1205 1221 1226 1230 1231 1235 12*6 l?5n 1278 1288

1326 1340 1412 1416 1425 1446 l47n 15?8 154? 1543 1560

1564 1646 1679 173U 1742 1744 1749 18*2 l89t 1904 1964

1969 2157 2403 2515 2537 254Q 256? 25*3 2661 2701 2712

2731 2795, 28l3 2853 2954 3360 37i3 37?5 372* 3732 3789

38o8 3965 42l7 4254 4?55 4268 4269 4?74 427« 4305 4321

5295 5358 5364 5366 5449 5851 5926 597.8 5954 6025 6039

CHEMIblKY - SULVfcNT fcXTKAC T lUN

12 ?6 iS 34 40 4i 42 50 62 66 116 117 1?4 133 137 138

140 145 146 165 l7d 183 186 210 212 ?'U 229 234 ?35 239

243 249 2^2 254 255 262 269 328 361 3*2 367 379 409 410

412 422 4?4 44o 482 485 490 492 507 5*3 565 575 586 59l

601 634 772 781 804 810 813 815 858 8*4 866 867 878 880

883 906 928 952 KU5 1028 1096 Hn9 1121 1125 1127 1133

1135 1139 1143 1145 1146 1147 1150 U53 115* Il59 1166

1167 1168 1173 1184 1191 1201 1211 1?12 1215 1231 1234

1235 1243 1244 1250 1262 1264 1266 1?73 1274 1278 1292

1307 1313 1317 1323 1324 13?5 1326 1340 1391 1401 1426

1431 1433 1442 1456 1458 1470 1477 14*0 1497 1518 1526

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

CHEM1S1KY - bOLVLMl LA 1 KAC1 I ON ( COlM 1 iiNJUtu )

1537 1538 1548 1564 1566 1569 1581 15^2 1603 1610 16J.4

1615 1621 1632 1648 1653 1671 1692 17n3 172* 174i 1743

1748 1749 1763 1767 1788 1820 1*25 1833 1841 1874 1895

1901 1913 1930 1931 i960 1980 2036 2iM 234n 2347 2369

2386 2431 2434 2444 2445 2455 2499 25*2 252^ 2539 2611

2613 2b4x 2665 2683 269o 2696 272? 2752 2753 2754 2769

2791 2792 2793 2/9!? 28n 2873 2881 28*8 2*8° 295i 2991

3005 3084 3342 3345 339l 3395 3476 34*2 3713 3714 3804

3957 3982 4190 4203 4253 4255 4269 4302 4311 4314 5335

5349 5365 5369 539/ 5415 5500 5699 57n3 57l° 5728 5729

573n 5743 5747 5770 5775 5787 5793 58*8 5928 5935 5949

5955 5960 5995 5990 5999 6013 6017 00^4 6061

CH£MlblKY - C HROM A TUGH A HHY UK ION EXCHANGE

14 47 50 54 61 79 87 93 96 115 138 140 145 1 46 160 212

225 252 258 263 26/ 325 331 356 390 416 418 421 422 434

439 442 450 504 52U 542 548 550 595 6"6 689 717 723 726

728 730 799 870 871 874 878 892 899 900 909 919 923 988

999 1015 1016 1038 1047 1063 1101 Ho7 1168 1169 H76

1205 1209 1210 1214 1221 1222 1236 12*2 1?43 1265 1272

1277 1281 1285 128/ 129? 1307 1323 13?4 l33? 1333 1342

1381 1404 1410 1421 1428 1431 143? 1434 l44l 1449 1454

1462 1463 1469 l47u 1471 1474 1477 1478 1479 i486 1512

1529 1564 1566 1584 1592 1596 1603 16*7 1613 1616 1632

1633 1634 1644 104!? 1668 1677 1678 1679 l68l 1682 l7Q4

1708 1722 173? 1741 1747 1759 176? 17*6 l78n 179? 1800

18Q5 lbli 1817 1824 1335 1839 1844 187Q 187? 1892 1894

1925 1945 1952 195/ 1959 1973 1983 2o*2 214* 2l49 2?83

23Q8 ?327 2386 2480 2496 25l3 2523 25^7 2638 2639 2640

2654 2669 2687 269u 2695 27l3 27l4 27?5 2741 2754 2776

2794 2600 28l? 2046 2849 2852 2870 28*2 288* 2901 2902

29Q4 ?932 2969 2973 2989 2999 3005 3o*5 3093 334l 3363

3397 3414 3469 3475 3661 37i4 37l6 3731 3757 3759 3774

3789 3808 3810 3955 3957 3958 3959 39*1 3°64 3990 4004

419? 4219 4267 426b 4?9l 4296 43 01 43P8 439 1 4410 4411

5336 5338 5341 5359 5368 5378 5382 54n5 54in 5422 5439

5447 5448 5697 575U 5751 5790 579? 58^8 586? 5873 5941

5951 5955 5961 5962 ?963 5964 5981 6oni 6007 604Q 6043

6067 6077 6078 6079 6084 6085

ChEMISTKY - ELfcc THU UfcPQblTIUN

138 211 261 3*0 395 579 832 1113 n29 119? 1221 l3l3

1391 147! 1525 2511 2728 29?9 3991 4?ni 4303 5395 5398

6076 IV-11

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

C H£MIi>TKY - JbOTOPE EXCHANGb

126 436 539 5411 636 1525 2277 2551 57m. 571? 586Q 6080

CHfcMIbTKY • a MaLCaM bXGHANGt

740 815 1411 2006 2978 3989 43Q9 5942

CHEMIiTKY - S^ILAHU«CHAL- M b«^

153 328 1333 2473 2871

CHEMISTRY - SUBSTUICHiOhbTKjC

425 768 1121 1159 1291 1346 1493 1575 1579 1587 l588

1974 2154 235B 2560 2345 3396 3804 43n6 4310 5922 5956

5984 6024

CHEMIijTKY «• AUTOMATtD

285 706 1042 2403 2556 ?558 2901 576q

CHEMIiTHY • AbSQRPTJON UK AUSORPTJON

192 1539 1543

RAPID KADjO C HbMlCAL SbPAH A TjON

254 442 5*3 b86 o97 8ll 821 829 830 8^4 953 982 1172

1409 1412 1425 1434 1446 1692 2157 2499 2611 2636 2954

3388 3487 3669 3989 5336

ISOTOPt DJUUTJON

172 195 1018 1750 2B87 3084 3093 4298 5753

GAMMA SPECTROMETRY

2 4 5 9 12 13 14 It? 17 ?± 26 28 29 33 34 35 39 4o 41 42

43 44 48 50 54 55 56 58 59 61 64 78 79 80 81 89 90 103

104 107 113 116 11/ 130 131 136 137 14Q 145 146 l48 153

160 165 167 172 173 175 178 179 183 1*4 185 193 l97 199

205 212 215 221 237 238 239 252 253 ?

K 4 255 258 259 267

268 272 279 284 265 288 289 290 291 301 302 304 305 310

312 314 317 31tf 319 321 323 325 326 328 329 330 331 339

343 344 349 351 352 353 356 357 364 370 371 374 375 377

IV-12
«
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -TECHNIQUE USED

* GAMMA SPECTKOMETKY (CON'l lNUEU)

386 387 391n 391 395 398 403 405 407 4fl9 410 412 414 416

418 422 423 425 426 430 433 434 439 442 444 445 448 450

454 455 459 460 461 472 473 476 482 4*6 487 488 4 89 49 3

494 500 504 50/ 50b 509 516 518 519 521 531 533 535 542

546 548 552 555 56U 561 562 564 566 5*7 570 573 574 581

583 584 585 586 58/ 598 590 592 596 601 604 605 606 60 7

608 614 619 62 622 623 625 628 630 634 635 636 637 638

640 641 649 652 653 655 657 658 659 6*2 665 667 676 68b

687 688 689 690 693 695 696 698 701 702 703 705 706 707

708 709 710 711 /12 713 714 716 718 7?6 727 732 733 735

7 38 74 741 752 /53 754 756 758 760 762 763 767 768 771

772 773 777 781 784 788 789 790 791 7^2 796 797 798 802

803 804 805 806 810 &11 812 813 814 81 8 820 821 822 823

824 825 827 829 63U 831 833 834 844 845 848 849 850 851

852 855 856 861 863 666 867 871 879 8*0 881 882 883 884

886 887 888 892 699 902 903 906 907 912 913 915 919 920

923 924 927 930 931 932 933 934 935 976 938 94o 942 943

944 945 946 94d 950 951 953 955 956 9^7 959 960 961 962

964 966 968 971 9/2 974 977 980 982 9*4 986 987 988 989

990 992 9Q4 995 996 997 998 999 1001 1 002 1003 1004

1005 1006 1007 10 8 10 09 1010 1011 1012 1014 1017 1019

1020 1021 1022 1024 1027 1029 10 31 1032 1033 1034 1035

| 1036

W 1064

10 38 1041 1042 1043 1047 1052 lo^ 105* 10 60 1063

10 65 1066 1066 1072 1073 1074 1075 107* 1077 1084

1086 1087 1089 109U 1092 1094 1095 1097 109* 1099 1100

1101 1102 1103 11U5 1106 1107 1108 1109 llin 1112 111 4

1116 1117 111* 1119 H24 1129 1132 H*4 1137 1138 1139

1140 11 41 1143 1150 1151 1152 1153 ll c 7 115* 1159 1161

1162 1166 1167 1168 H69 1170 1171 1172 1173 1174 1176

1182 1183 1184 1185 1187 1189 1190 ll°l 119? 1194 1195

1196 1199 1200 1201 1202 1203 1204 1205 120* 1207 1208

1209 1210 1211 1212 1213 1214 1215 1216 1217 1218 1220

1221 1222 1223 1224 1225 1226 1227 1228 1229 1230 1231

1232 12 33 1234 1235 1236 1238 1239 12 4 1241 1243 1244

1245 1246 1247 1248 1250 1251 1254 12^6 1257 1258 1263

1264 1265 1269 1272 1273 1275 1277 1279 1281 1283 1284

1286 1288 1289 1290 1291 1293 1294 12°5 1297 1299 1300

13Q4 1306 1309 1310 1311 1312 1313 1314 1317 1318 1319

1320 1323 1325 132/ 133? 1333 1334 134 1347 1355 1356

1358 1359 1361 1369 1374 1375 1376 1381 138? 1383 1384

1386 1391 1395 1396 1397 1398 1400 1402 1403 1404 1406

l4o7 1408 1409 1410 14H 1412 1413 1414 1415 1417 1419

i

4 2n 1421 1424 1425 1426 1427 1428 14?9 143? 1433 1434

1436 1437 143B 1442 1443 1446 1447 1452 1453 1454 1455

1456 146Q 1462 1466 1468 1469 1470 1471 147? 1473 14/7

1

4 78 1479 1480 1481 1484 1486 1487 1491 149? 1493 1494

1496 1497 1501 1504 1505 1508 15Q9 151 151? 1514 1515

IV-15
<4
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

I

GAMMA bHEC 1KOMETKY CCONiIl\Uh-U)

1^17 lbl 6 1519 1521 152? 15?5 1526 15?7 l52* 1529 1530

1531 1532 1533 1535 1537 1536 1539 15*0 1541 1542 1543

1548 1549 1550 1551 155? 1554 1555 15*6 155? 1559 1560

1563 1564 1565 1566 1567 1568 1569 15?1 157? 1574 1578

1581 1583 1584 1585 1586 1587 1588 15«9 l59n 159i 1592

1595 1596 1597 1596 1599 I6ni 16Q3 16^6 1607 1610 1613

1614 1615 1617 lo20 1628 1631 1633 16*4 163* 1639 1642

1643 1644 1645 1046 1648 1649 1652 16 c 3 1654 1655 1656

1665 167q 1672 1673 1676 1677 167* 1679 l68n 1682 1689

1691 1692 1697 1699 i7n? l7n5 1706 17n7 l7n* 1709 1710

1712 1715 1717 1719 1721 17?2 1723 17?5 173? 1734 1735

1736 1737 1738 1739 1740 1741 1742 1744 174* 1746 1748

1749 1/50 1759 1/6U 1761 1765 1766 17*7 1769 178i 1786

1789 179Q 1791 1793 1794 1795 1797 17^8 1790 1803 1804

18Q5 1806 1809 1613 1815 1817 1821 18?5 1827 1828 1829

1831 1832 1833 1635 1837 1840 184? 1844 l84« I85i 1854

1855 1656 i860 196sS 1875 1878 1881 18*2 1884 1885 1887

1889 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1896 1807 1899 190Q 1901

19q? 1904 1905 I9t)6 1907 1910 l9lj 1912 1917 1920 1921

1925 1926 1929 193U 1931 1934 1936 19*8 1939 1942 1943

1944 1950 1953 1954 1956 1957 i960 19*1 1^6? 1964 1966

1968 1969 1970 19/1 1973 1975 1978 19*1 198? 1983 2121

) 212? 2123 2126 2129 2141 2144 2145 2i*4 2157 225l 2272

2283 22 Q 6 2297 232/ 2337 2347 2354 23*8 2360 2376 2381

2364 2385 2386 2403 24l8 ?422 2426 24*0 2431 2433 2440

2441 2445 2447 2453 2455 2464 2474 24*0 2461 2493 2494

2495 2496 2497 2496 2499 2502 2503 2504 2505 2506 2507

2508 2509 2511 2515 25i7 25l9 2524 25?5 252* 2535 2537

2539 254Q 2542 254b 2549 2550 2551 25*2 255* 2558 2562

2563 2565 2569 25/1 2573 2578 2580 25*4 258* 259f> 2591

2596 ?598 2601 26U5 2607 26o8 26n 2613 2614 2615 26l8

2619 ?6?l 262? 2623 2626 2638 2639 26<*1 2645 2649 2651

265? 2658 2660 2661 2663 2664 2665 26*6 266* 2669 2671

2676 2678 2683 2684 2685 2686 2688 26*9 269n 2694 2695

2696 2699 2701 2/1)5 2707 27ll 27l3 2715 2717 2718 2721

2722 2725 2727 2728 2730 2732 2733 27*4 273* ?737 2739

2740 274i 274* 2/49 2750 ?752 2753 27*4 275* 2756 2760

2764 2766 2769 2/73 2774 2775 2776 27*2 278* 2789 2790

2791 2792 2793 2/95 2797 2798 2800 28ni 280? 2804 2805

2819 28?l 2836 2836 2340 2844 2846 28^8 285? 2870 2871

2876 ?88i 2882 2888 2889 2892 29Q2 2904 2920 2921 2922

2923 2926 2929 2930 2931 2933 2936 29*8 2948 2950 2957

2964 2965 2972 29/3 2977 2978 2 9 8j 29*3 2984 2989 2991

2999 3005 3027 3C6U «506l 3062 3063 3o*4 3065 3o7o 3073

3075 3076 3077 30/9 3061 3085 3087 3o*8 309n 3q9i 3093

3098 3283 3326 3341 3342 3344 3345 3346 3350 3352 3355

3357 3358 3360 3363 3364 3365 3366 33*7 3368 3369 3370

I iv-14
t
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -TECHNIQUE USED

GAMMA bPEC'lKOMt'l KY ( CON 1 1 IMUhO )

3371 33^2 3373 3374 3375 3382 3383 3.3P4 338* 3386 3387

3388 3395? 3396 3411 3414 341.8 3461 34*7 3^6* 3470 3474

3475 3476 3483 346? 3486 3487 3488 3490 3491 349? 3502

3504 3514 3530 3?53 3560 3661 3708 3710 3713 3716 3718

3723 3724 3725 373U 3731 3736 3738 3739 374P 374i 3745

3752 3753 3757 675V 3766 3768 3769 3770 3771, 3774 3775

3780 378i 3783 3/8!? 3788 3789 3790 37°1 3794 3797 3799

3803 3804 3808 38uV 38m 3841 3948 39*9 3954 3955 3956

3957 3958 3959 3960 3961 3964 3973 3975 3976 398o 3982

3986 3988 3989 3V90 3991 3992 3994 39°6 3997 3998 4153

4189 4l9o 4191 4192 4193 4194 4395 4iQ6 4197 4201 4203

4205 4208 4209 4214 4215 4216 4217 42?1 4224 4226 4227

4230 4231 4232 424u 4244 4249 4250 4252 4253 4254 4255

425« 426Q 4261 426vi 4?67 4269 4270 4272 4273 4274 4276

4281 4282 4283 4284 4285 4286 4290 4?Qi 4293 4294 4298

4299 4300 4301 4302 4303 4305 4306 43n7 4308 4309 4311

4314 4315 4321 4322 4328 4329 4347 43«i 4392 4406 5307

5308 5311 5321 5322 5325 5326 5327 53*2 533* 5336 5338

5341 5343 5344 5345 5347 5349 5358 53*9 536* 5364 5365

5366 5368 5369 537U 5378 5379 5380 53«2 538* 5384 5386

5389 5390 5393 5394 5398 54ni 54Q2 54P7 5409 5410 5415

5416 5420 5428 5430 5431 5432 5435 54*8 5444 5445 5447

5448 5449 5450 5451 5452 5498 5499 5500 5502 5510 5571

5579 5619 5697 5698 5699 5703 5704 5705 570* 5707 5708

57i? 5713 5714 57l7 5718 5720 5721 57?5 5726 5727 5728

5729 5730 5732 5/39 5740 5742 5743 5746 5747 5749 5750

5751 5753 5755 5759 5760 5761 5764 57*8 5770 577i 5775

5776 5777 5778 ?/8l 5785 5786 5787 5790 579? 5793 58O8

5853 5858 5860 5668 5370 5872 5873 5874 5884 5920 5921

592? 5923 5924 5925 5926 5934 5^35 59*9 594n 594i 5942

5948 5949 5950 59?l ?954 5955 5958 59*9 5960 596i 5962

5963 5964 5967 5969 5970 5972 5975 5976 597* 5979 5981

5983 599i 5992 5994 5995 5996 5999 6 m 6002 6005 6006

60Q7 6008 6010 6011 6013 6014 6 015 6 n 1

6

602* 6029 6039

6040 6043 6048 6050 6052 6054 6055 60*6 6058 6061 6062

6063 6064 6065 6067 6068 6071 6074 6[)77 608n 6081 6085

SULlD SlATb GAMMA SPbC TKUMb 1 R

Y

845 865 1573 2146 2254 ?350 2532 255q 2579 ?604 2?62

2945 349i 3791 39b? 4005 4204 4280 5421 5583 5587 5766

5788 5875 5936 597? 5977 5981 6000 6q12 6029 6Q69 6074

IV-15

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

BtTA ANU ALPHA SPtCTKUMtTRY

140 146 2^2 25b 259 26l 262 267 2*9

326 347 34V 411 416 421 424 431 449

692 811 828 838 1076 Hoi 1123 1124

270 271 272 ?79 322

4

C 1 455 468 470 530

1125 11?7 H45 H55

1158

1231

1455

3093

5345

1159

123 7

i486

3464

5347

1160

1242

1494

3760

5444

1162

1263

1016

3993

5543

1169

1357

1835

4 01

1180

I4ni

2052

4227

1183

1404

2157

4248

U«7

1416

24^7

42*2

ll9n

1

4 24

25l«

4286

1191

1431

2523

5343

1197

1437

3091

5344

CUINCJUfcNCfc S^bCTKOMfcTKY

45 46 49 105 110 125 140 155 166 208 31? 393 428 432

594 621 653 682 622 842 845 849 850 8*2 1012 1059 1071

1076

1578

1958

277?

3778

5591

1079

1612

1965

2796

3970

5621

1098

1616

1967

2971

3978

5782

109V

1623

290U

2979

4001

5931

1115

1735

2516

2987

4204

5975

1194

1801

2529

3467

4386

60?9

1326

1814

2544

3473

5330

6053

1340

18*9

2546

34^1

5343

6Q72

146*

l86n

26in

372n

538^

1500

1886

2612

3721

5399

1532

1914

2644

3738

5417

MQN"D|Sc;R1M1NaTORY CUUNllNli (a, Hi Y) HUT INCLUUfcb HALF UFfc

ANJJ ABSOKHtK Mb A SUKbMENl S , A U TUK AD I UbK aPH Y , fcMULSIONS

6 7 8

52 53

87 93

120

144

181

216

233

327

385

465

509

602

675

760

683

949

1016

1082

1111

1252

1285

1373

in 11

54 61

96 97

21 122

47

86

17

34

33

96

67

12

10

76

74

09

52

1018

1083

1113

1257

1287

138Q

151

187

219

235

346

397

474

522

612

677

775

910

954

1

12 13 22

62 63 64

98 100 1

1?3 124

154

188

221

23e

354

398

47/

524

622

686

776

911

963

023

085

121

259

292

385

158

189

222

243

358

4UU

476

537

623

092

776

914

965

1Q26

1086

1123

1260

1293

1389

23 2

65 6

02 10

126 1

161

194

223

245

360

402

481

538

629

699

/79

916

V67

1030

10 87

1131

1262

1295

1391

4 26 28 30

6 67 68 69

3 105 1Q8

33 134 135

166

198

226

250

362

413

485

563

651

723

792

922

973

63

96

25

49

61

08

83

53

31

05

83

21

70

167

200

227

256

3*3

417

490

571

652

730

853

923

976

1057

1088

1133

1266

1298

1392

1061

1096

1135

1267

1307

1394

31 3

7? 7

109 1 138

171

?n9

?98

?*6

3*6

4?9

401

578

6

C 3

7T6

8*58

928

979

10*2

Hn4

1143

1271

1399

13^9

2 35

5 79

14 11

139 1

174

210

229

?74

378

436

492

580

654

739

864

929

985

107«

1107

114*

1274

134?

1449

37 47

83 84

5 118

41 14

76

11

30

75

79

37

93

89

69

44

69

37

013

17

21

23

2 8

38

43

49

59

67

75

87

93

1

51

85

119

2 143

180

214

232

301

384

443

501

595

674

75 7 881

941

1080

una

1147

1275

1351

1457

015

1081

1109

1219

1278

1356

1458

IV-16

320-045 O-68— 17

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

NON-DISCKlMlNAIOKY COUNTING (A, B, Y) bU'l INCLUDtS HALF

LIPt AND AbbOKBtK MtAbUKh.Mh.NlS, ttU'lOKAUlObKAHHV,

EMULSIONS (CON'l 1NULD)

146? I47i 14 73 14 7 4 1477 1478 1479 14 « 3 1494 1495 1506

1513 1520 1?40 1?46 1547 1563 1569 1577 1581 16fl l 16Q4

1621 1628 1636 1055 l66fl 1664 1671 1675 1677 I683 1685

1686 1693 1694 170U I7n 1 7 1.

3

1720 17P6 l73n 1743 1747

1751 17^2 1754 1758 176? 1763 1764 177o 177? 1773 1774

177« 17H 1786 178/ 1788 1798 18Q0 1812 181^ 1822 1824

l83n 1834 1«39 1641 1B44 1848 1858 18*1 1«6? 1865 1870

1873 187? 18/3 lb/4 1879 1888 l9n 19?4 l937 1945 1948

195? 1955 1959 19/4 1976 197/ 1979 19*0 232^ ?34o 2384

2386 2409 2444 245? 2 5 1 25?3 2534 25 K 4 2597 2633 2636

2640 2643 2654 265/ 2658 2661 268n 26*7 2?1? 2714 27l7

2718 2/21 2731 2/3? 2748 ?7«59 2794 2 797 28 39 ?845 284 9

2853 2865 2873 2878 292n 2921 2927 29^2 294n 2942 2943

2949 ?9o4 2969 2V/6 298? 3064 3105 33*1 337* 339i 3394

3397 3414 346V 34 81 348? 349

1

3669 37 n 9 3714 3716 3726

3727 37?9 373d 3/32 3736 3/46 3755 37*7 378^ 3962 3965

3976 3977 3981 3987 3995 420 7 4267 4?7R 4?9* 4315 4319

4388 5?95 5320 535u 5353 5356 5357 53^9 537o 5381 5395

5397 5398 5403 5<+0? 5406 5408 542? 54?9 5439 5472 5501

5515 5517 5547 5581 57i9 5731 575? 57*9 584« 585i 5923

5927 5932 5933 593b 5965 5984 6f)0< 6 n i7 6031 6o44 6063

607 3 6086

NtUlKUK CUUNTiNG

8? P8 1*>9 1 7 206 * n/ 321 380 479 514 5^4 77Q 782 808

819 83 9 641 843 668 904 905 908 978 9«3 in 2^ 10 7 1136

1270 1280 130? 13// 1393 1435 1637 16^2 178? 1811 1822

1*57 19R6 2303 231b 2634 2751 2777 29*3 2987 349i 3711

4277 5238 526? 531V 5323 5551 5735 57*5 595^

PKOMPf bAMMA COUNTING

184 185 312 38>3 06? /13 1026 1.049 1061 1178 1336 1337

1553 1.576 1611 1651 1685 1772 1783 17«5 184^ 1898 1935

1951 1984 1985 2140 2254 2364 2429 25n4 253n 2652 2684

2933 3033 3078 308V 3126 3362 3399 34*6 3717 374i 3753

3811 39/6 3979 40UU 5177 5261 537? 53*4 556* 5577 5733

5756 5773 57/9 5919

IV-17

)

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

NfcUTRUN t- LUX UtTtHMlNA I lUNi iNCLUUtb SAMPLfc b& LP * SH 1 E LU I N G

AND FLUX PfcRTUKBATlONS

125 161 179 186 205 209 212 221 3n4 305 306 316 347 377

39i 396 399 403 467 b 1 552 5Bl 6n9 6*2 701 735 743 794

62 8 832 84Q 843 84? 853 654 868 903 1037 1044 1054 1064

1070 10*5 1116 1156 1158 1161 1169 12*1 130^ 1331 1335

1347 1349 141* 141V 1420 1437 1452 14*7 1477 1487 1511

1570 1593 1598 1624 1627 1641 164? 1647 164« 1659 1676

1696 1716 172 Q 162/ 1877 1912 1936 1946 1950 1958 1981

198? 22»0 2480 253/ 2625 2754 280? 29^7 3414 3479 3485

37i9 3797 4?24 5339 5447 5602 5860 58*8 596?

CHAHGt PAHTlcLfc FLUX Ufc

bNM J N A T I ON , INclUgtb bAMPLb SfcLF

isHitLDiNb

314 381 131? 3403 3719 4215

PhOTQNUuLtAR LUX Ufc TtRM I N A T i UN , JNCl_UUfci> SAMPLt SELF

S M J E L U 1 N G

1014 1176 3719 3791 5379

INTfcNffcKING MUCLfcAP RtALTlUNb

108 114 131 15/ 196 201 314 332 3*6 347 352 36i 386 399

432 461 493 516 518 544 552 555 567 578 580 583 588 595

601 634 6?2 662 676 637 701 703 705 711 7?7 819 822 82b

83l 835 842 844 6?0 856 868 94o 977 9*6 101" 1012 1104

1144 1145 1158 1160 1161 1180 1183 UM il9n H92 1194

1198 1199 1341 134/ 1375 1386 1398 I4nn 1.40* 1413 1420

14?4 14?5 1432 1433 1436 1455 1456 1477 1499 1507 1520

1525 1528 159H 1599 1601 16?8 1647 1678 1731 1816 1899

1907 1911 i9i4 192U 1937 1938 1950 19*8 2?59 ?283 2369

2495 2499 25l5 2643 266? 2681 2723 27^4 2767 2839 3384

3403 3414 3461 3470 3479 3485 3993 39°4 4201 534i 5381

538? 5757 5978

OlHfcP tKRuRS ASSOUlATfcU W ] f H J PR A U I A T I UN

131 205 212 291 ^95 297 300 306 322 3?8 344 346 388 399

476 505 533 61.4 620 6?i 622 828 835 8 7 6 842 845 850

1087 I26i 144? 1526 1598 1647 1675 1676 1729 1731 1889

19m 1956 1972 3.981 2681 2849 2948 29o n 3101 3403 3479

3488 37«i 3791 4206 4?13 42?4 4325 5379 560? 6066

IV-18
I
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -TECHNIQUE USED

CUUNTiNlj bHRnKS AND CUNKbCTlUNS

l7o 184 185 242 312 622 344 3$1 399 4*5 468 585 592 610

614 619 6?0 621 0?b 1 \\ 739 843 854 in9n 1136 1161 1177

1178 1182 1187 1191 H95 1196 1199 13*9 1347 1434 1601

1643 16&2 1^76 1684 1729 1873 1936 19*7 1939 2280 2480

2497 2503 258n 2567 2643 2660 269? 3374 346* 3468 3479

3499 379i 4206 4213 4224 5385

PKECmaN»ACCUkACY JlSCUSSbU

57 105 108 110 113 114 130 201 205 2l? 255 ?63 267 284

285 286 287 2«& 289 29o 305 312 322 3?9 337 342 344 39*

400 539 b49 55j 583 609 614 621 622 6*6 691 739 808 840

841 842 643 65v> 654 863 866 868 952 1*17 10?7 1040 1064

1076 108o 108? 1064 1085 1090 1U94 U*0 116? H67 1169

1171 1172 1175 117a 11.80 ll8l 1182 li«3 1184 U87 1191

1193 1196 119^ 1255 1328 1347 1362 1414 i4iS 1439 1442

1453 1462 1466 1484 l5fl5 151,8 1528 15*7 1541 1598 1599

1627 16?8 1641 1043 1647 17?9 l73j 1782 l8i«S 1865 1872

1873 1885 1689 1912 1913 1950 l9b7 19*9 1.979 198l 1983

2157 2455 2499 2?u3 2525 2534 2537 2539 2541 2542 2549

2652 2686 2754 275? 2777 2836 2849 2373 3079 3fl9l 3099

3368 338i 3362 3416 ,346? 3488 35l4 4i06 420* 4276 4278

5341 5353 5366 5368 537? 5381 5385 5390 57l*

SbNSJl 1VITY TAbLbb

16 Hi 130 13? 141 162 164 ?oi 203 2o* ?1« ?8l 293 294

295 2 Q o 297 296 312 337 340 342 343 3*4 345 347 409 435

446 447 449 566 58U 584 603 618 641 643 644 646 659 663

668 671 676 679 685 702 703 708 7?2 736 748 75l 808 810

835 836 837 841 643 846 850 852 859 873 877 690 894 901

918 942 951 97* 1039 1040 1049 1051 1*65 1086 1097 1144

1148 1152 1154 1162 1166 1172 1190 ll<>3 119* 1304 1312

1315 1327 1347 1352 1353 1355 1361 1375 1404 1407 1416

1417 1421 1425 1439 1464 1465 l5o3 15?2 1524 1536 1540

1620 1642 1656 1666 1669 1673 1676 16«1 l73l 1755 1808

1838 1654 1873 1674 1975 1881 1885 1889 1903 1911 1935

1940 1941 ?452 2510 2567 2568 2663 269Q 2697 2799 2924

2937 2939 3059 3071 308? 309l 3366 3395 3487 3487 3508

3756 3772 3793 38u3 3978 3980 4294 531 7 5379 5379 5384

5389 5993

iv-19

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -TECHNIQUE USED

PRECQNCfcNTRATjONi CONTAMINATION, CULLEO'fjON ANU HANDlINU

TECHNIQUES

47 61

438 4

932 9

1

4 09

1479

172?

25H

2696

335P

4273

58 73

1*0

7 7 49

33 11

1412

1497

1747

2540

2734

3507

4296

5929

179 1

3 511

f)7 1 1 1416

1510

1750

2598

2748

3508

43 0?

5959

8.554

29

142

152

1/7

262

275

350

431

596

192 263

2 543 5

1141 11

7 1428

1529

1774

2635

2B0O

3724

5341

5963

322 33l 354 377 3*5 422 437

86 614 708 7?1 813 8?9 850 851

43 1181 124? i?81 1342 1404

1432 1436 14^5 146? 1463 1478

1609 162ft 16*6 165^ 1655 1708

1811 1832 18*5 1*74 1914 2440

2637 2665 2672 268S 2687 2695

2904 2936 29*1 2984 2989 3100

3959 3960 39*4 4201 4217 4219

5357 5358 5359 536« 545l 5869

6002 605? 60*8 607* 6q8i

IHRADJATION TfcCHNJQUfcS* SAMPLE HANDLING AND FAClLHlpb,

FLUX MUNlTUKb

125 1

455 5

8?4 8

1083

1407

164?

1706

1883

1965

2549

2939

3791

5451

5963

31 14

00 61

43 84

1097

1416

1658

1712

1389

?104

?564

2948

3796

5594

5983

6 181

4 6??

6 84b

1116

1437

1659

1717

1912

2147

2576

3333

3797

5610

6059

192

631

652

1136

1439

1661

1722

1916

2335

2598

3376

38C 8

5694

199

b35

898

1145

1440

1663

1729

1920

24io

2659

3403

3956

57li

205 28

658 67

950 96

1148

151.7

1676

1845

1922

2501

?672

3461

3981

5 7 33

28

70

1 97

1248

1523

1695

1853

1923

2524

2787

3507

4251

5748

1 ?P5

2 71 4

9 in2 <5 12^6

15?8

16°6

18*1

1940

25P7

2849

3509

42*0

58*8

316 3

719 7

1048

125«

1539

169«

1864

1945

253*

2924

374^

531*

5873

?4 3

37 7 105

1269

1545

1701

1868

1956

2542

?936

3751

54?5

5943

41 348

65 819

4 1055

1277

1627

1702

1875

1957

2548

2937

3790

5443

5952

ACTIVATION AMALrSiS STANUAKUS AND STANUAKU REFEHeNLb

MATfcRl ALS

205 306 314 361 362

087 808 820 841 953

1433 1596 2501 2537

363 3*5 367 371 5?2

1076 1126 1187 1255

3413 3472 3481 35*0

581 587 600 676

128? 1293 1431

432n 5985

IV-20

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS -TECHNIQUE USED

CUMPUTtK APPLICATIONS AND NUMtRiCAL MtTHOjb

18 36 58 156 1V9 2U1 273 520 527 534 *74 59n 642 693

707 759 826 845 97/ 1033 1041 1058 1073 1251 1328 1359

1419 1457 150H 1550 1557 1567 1580 1617 l62n 1622 1691

l7o? 1735 1737 179U i909 I8i9 1826 18^1 186* 1868 1919

1947 2107 2116 ^38/ 2450 2494 2506 25*8 2514 2515 2521

2533 2538 2545 254/ 2548 2574 260? 2673 2689 269i 2?02

2706 2715 2740 2760 2767 2801 3082 32*3 3353 3356 3380

3381 339i 3500 3514 355n 3552 3662 37*1 3776 379i 3798

3809 420Q 42in 4243 4275 4287 4326 4377 439^ 4397 5348

5361 5376 5498 5513 5546 5583 5587 5618 562n 574o 5744

5745 5778 5937 5971 6046 6082 6087

DATA HANDLING SYSTEMS

59q 931 961 1116 1^/9 1567 1620 1670 1702 1712 1954

2547 ?7f»2 2703 270/ 2740 2951 2968 33^6 366? 379i 4199

4200 5434

ElfcCTKUNICS flN ALflVATlUN ANALYSIS

318 3^2 3*9 393 65^ 682 837 1058 io79 Hl6 1.350 1358

160? 1612 1944 1964 225? 2500 2529 2538 2561 265q 2702

2703 2704 27l0 2/36 2740 2779 2801 3ii 7 342^ 3426 3438

3443 3521 3548 366<i 3741 3790 379l 4?pq 4289 5380 5414

5434 5943

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