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Forensic Science:

A Bibliography

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Analysis Papers

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PREFACE

This bibliography is the first of a series of

bibliographies on the application of Activation

Analysis to specific subjects. The bibliographies

in this series are produced from the master files

of the Analytical Chemistry Division's Activation

Analysis Information Center and will be periodically

updated.

W. Wayne Meinke, Chief

Analytical Chemistry Division

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FORENSIC SCIENCE: A BIBLIOGRAPHY OP

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS PAPERS

G. J. LutZj Editor

References to Activation Analysis in Forensic Science

are indexed into 32 categories for precise literature

searching by the Forensic Scientist. An Author index is

included.

Key words: Activation analysis in forensic science;

forensic science.

INTRODUCTION

This publication, Forensic Science: A Bibliography of

Activation Analysis Papers is the first of a series of

specialized bibliographies on Activation Analysis, prepared

by the Analytical Chemistry Division's Activation Analysis

Center.

Publications obtained by the center for inclusion in

the Activation Analysis file are indexed according to the

broad categories of Element Determined, Matrix Analyzed, and

Technique Used. Currently there are 106 descriptive terms

under Matrix Analyzed and 53 under Technique Used. Candidates

for inclusion in this bibliography were gleaned from the

several categories on Forensic Science as well as those of

archaeological specimens, art, drugs, food and pesticides,

and toxic elements in humans. Those publications considered

of interest to the Forensic Scientist have been reindexed

with substantially greater specificity into 32 categories for

more precise literature searching.

An author index has been included and it is hoped that

readers will point out omissions to the editor. The Center

plans to publish revisions to this bibliography as often as growth of the literature and innovations in the field warrant.

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FORENSIC SCIENCE - ACCESSION NUMBERS

13 AMBROSINO, G, * pJnDrUS, P,

NONDESTRUCTIVE ANALYSIS OF ANCIENT METALLIC

OBJECTS

REVUE DE MFTALLURGIE, 50* 136-138 (1953) (FRENCH),

FRANCE.

112

134

183

198

310

351

KOZUKA, M. * NIWASE, K,

APPLICATION OF ACTIVATION ANALYSIS IN CRIMINAL

INVESTIGATIONS,

KAGAKU KEISATSU KENKYUSHO HOKQKU, 19, 211-214

(SEPTEMBER 1966), (JAPANESE), NATIONAL RESEARCH

INSTITUTE OF POLICE SCIENCES, JAPAN,

DEWAR, W,A.

A CASE OF

OF TISSUE

SCOT MED,

* LENIHANi J,M»Ai

CHRONIC ARSENICAL POISONING EXAMINATION

SAMPLES BY ACTIVATION ANALYSIS*

J,, 1« 236-238 (1956), (ENGLISH), DEPT,

OF DERMATOLOGY, STOBHILL GENERAL HOSPITAL AND

REGIONAL PHYSICS DEPT,, GLASGOW,

* PIN<£R, R,H,

RESIDUES BY NEUTRON

RUCH, R,R, * GUINN, V,P,

DETECTION OF GUNPOWDER

ACTIVATION,

NUCL, SCI. AND ENG,, 20, 381-385 (1964),

(ENGLISH), GENERAL ATOMIC DIVISION, GENERAL

DYNAMICS CORP,, SAN DIEGO, CALIF,

griffon, h, * barbaud, j,

the use in toxicology of th£

IN ARSENIC FOR THE DETECTION

DISTRIBUTION OF THIS ELEMENT

COMPT, REND, i 232* 1455*1457

FRANCE,

RADIOACTIVITY INDUCED

AND STUDY OF THE

IN HAIR,

(1951), (FRENCH),

LENIHAN, J.M.A, * SMITH, H,

CLINICAL APPLICATIONS OF ACTIVATION

SECOND UNITED NATIONS INTERNATIONAL

THE PEACEFUL USES OF ATOMIC ENERGY,

238-241 (1958), (ENGLISH), REGIONAL

ON

WESTERN REGIONAL HOSPITAL BOARD, GLASGOW

ANALYSIS,

CONFERENCE

26, P/69#

PHYSICS DEPT,.

ABU-SAMRA,

A DAMASCUS

A,

STEEL

VOIGT. A,F, * ANALYSIS OF

ACTIVATION,

IS-1105, 12P,, FEBRUARY 25* 1965, (ENGLISH),

INSTITUTE FOR ATOMIC RESEARCH AND DEPARTMENTS

CHEMISTRY AND NUCLEAR ENGINEERING, IOWA STATE

UNIVERSITY. AMES, IOWA,

BY NEUTRON AND GAMMA

OF
FORENSIC SCIENCE - ACCESSION NUMBERS

444 BRYAN, D.E, * GUINN, V.P,

A METHOD OF COMPARING GAMMA-RAY SPECTRA FOR THE

PRESENTATION OF ACTIVATION ANALYSIS RESULTS IN

COURT

.

TRANS*. AM. NUCL, SOCIETY. 7, 329 (1964),

(ENGLISH). GENERAL ATOMICSi SaN DlEGO, CALIF,

551 ATOMES

THE ATOMIC PILE « AID TO JUSTICE,

ATOMES, 8, 75-80 (1953), (FRENCH), FRANCE,

561 EMELEUS, V.M, * SIMPSON, G,

NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSJS OF ANCIENT ROMAN

POTSHERDS,

MATURE* 185, 196 (i960), (ENGLISH), RESEARCH

LABORATORY FOR ARCHAEOLOGY AND THE HISTORY OF ART,

OXFORD,

565 FORSHUFVUD, S, * SMITH, H, * WASSEN, A,

ARSENIC CONTENT OF NAPOLEON I S HAIR PROBABLY

TAKEN IMMEDIATELY AFTER HIS DEATH,

NATURE, 192, 103-105 (1961), (ENGLISH), VASAGATAN

33, GOTEBORG C* SWEDEN,

584 JERVIS, R.E.

NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

CHEMISTRY IN CANADA, 27-31 (MARCH 1956).

(ENGLISH), DEVELOPMENT CMfcMlSTRY BRANCH, ATOMIC

ENERGY OF CANADA LIMITED* CHALK RIVER* CANADA,

593 LENIHAN, J.M.A,

PLATO OR PARACELSUS THE PHYSICIST S DILEMMA,

BULL, INST, PHYS, AND P HYS, SOC fl 285-288 (OCT.

1961), (ENGLISH), REGIONAL PHYSICIST, WESTERN

REGIONAL HOSPITAL BOARD, GLASGOW, SCOTLAND,

619 ZUBER. K,

NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSJS OF ROMAN COPPER COINS

FROM 250-500 A,D, PART I,

CNAEM-21 (PT,1)# 34P.i JAN, 1965, (ENGLISH),

TURKEY, AEC. CEKMEcE NUCL, RES, CTR,, ISTANBUL,

625 BATE, L.C,

THE USE OF ACTIVATION ANALYSIS IN PROCEDURES FOR

THE REMOVAL AND CHARACTER UAT I ON OF THE SURFACE

CONTAMINANTS OF HAIR.

J. FORENSIC SCI,, 10, 60-72 (JAN, 1965H

(ENGLISH). OAK RIDGE TENNESSEE
FORENSIC SCIENCE - ACCESSION NUMBERS

A , K 706 JERVIS, R,E, * PERKONS, , MACKINTOSH, W,D, * KERR, M.F,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS IN FORENSJC INVESTIGATION,

PROCEEDINGS INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MODERN

TRENDS IN ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, COLLEGE STATION,

TEXAS, liJ7-113# DECEMBER 1961, (ENGLISH)* DEPT,

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, UNlVERSjTy OF TORONTO,

TORONTO, CANADA,

OF

763 RATE, l,C, * PRO, M,j, * L&DQICQTTE, G,W,

IPARISON OF PHYSICAL EVIDENCE

IRPOSES BY NEUTRON ACTIVATION

802

970

1031

1032

IDENTIFICATION AND COM

FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT PU

ANALYSIS,

ORNL-TM-363, 1-30, APP

1962), (ENGLISH), OAK

OAK RIDGE, TENN,

RA R 0. G.B, * GOMEZ, H, * ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF

NAILS,

republica argentina co

atomica, informe no, 1

(english summary) , com

atomica, buenos aires,

mackintosh, w.d, * jervl

the determination of a materials,

crdc-958, 11p,# august

energy of canada limit

division, chalk river,

bate, l.c. * emery, j,f,

PRO, M,J,

THE USE OF NEUTRON-ACT

SCIENCE,

TRANS. AM. NUCLi S0C,#

(ENGLISH). OAK RlDGE

RIDGE, TENNESSEE,

ENDJX,l.l3 (SEPTEMBER 11,

RIDGE NATIONAL LABORATORY,

RUDELLJ* M, * DEIBE, J,

ARSENIC IN HUMAN HAIR AND

MISION NACIONAL DE ENERGIA

07* 8P, (1964), (SPANISH)

ISION NACIONAL DE ENERGU

S« R,E,

RSENIC IN BIOLOGICAL

I960, (ENGLISH), ATOMIC

ED# CHEMISTRY AND METALLURGY

ONTARIO* CANADA,

* L

e D°JCqTTE, G.W, *

IVATION ANALYSIS IN FORENSIC

5» NO, 2, 283 (1962),

NATIONAL LABORATORY, OAK

SAYRE, e,v,

AUTHENTICATION OF ANCIENT ARTIFACTS BY NUCLEAR

MEANS.

TRANS. AM. NUCLi SOC.»

(ENGLISH). BROOKHAVEN

N,Y,

5# ^0, 2, 283 (1962),

NATIONAL LABORATORY, UPTON,
FORENSIC SCIENCE - ACCESSION NUMBERS

1034 RUCH, R.R. * GUINN, V.P,

DETECTION OF GUNPOWDER

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

TRANS, AM, NUCli SOC, 5. NO, 2,

(ENGLISH), GENERAL ATOMICS, SAN

CALIFORNIA,

* PlN<fcR, R,H,

RESIDUES BY NEUTRON

282 (1962),

DIEGQ,

1035 leddicotte, g,w, * ross, w,j, * emery, j, ft

the application of neUTrqn-acTjvaTiqn analysis to

individual identification,

TRANS. AM. NUCLi SOC, 1 5» NOi 2, 282-283 (1962),

(ENGLISH), OAK RJDGE NATjONAL LABORATORY, OAK

RIDGE* TENNESSEE,

1077

1132

1149

1205

PATE, L.C, * PRO, M.J,

APPLICATION OF ACTIVATION ANALYSIS TO FORENSIC

SCIENCE-*II» DRUGS,

INTERN, J, APPL, RAD, AND ISOTOPES, 15, 111*114

(1964), (ENGLISH) (FRENCH, RUSSIAN AND GERMAN

SUMMARIES), OAK RlDGE NATIONAL LABORATORY, OAK

RIDGE, TENNESSEE,

AITKE.N, M.J. * EMElEuS, V,M, * HALL. E,

NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSjS OF ANCIENT SILVER

COINS.

INTERN, J, APPL, RaD. AND ISOTOPES, 9, liO (I960),

(ENGLISH). RESEARCH LABORATORY FOR ARCHAEOLOGY AND

THE HISTORY OF ART, UNIVERSITY OF OXFQRDi OXFORD.

ENGLAND.

KIRK. P.L.

SOME FORENSIC PROBLEMS AMENABLE TO RADIOISOTOPE

TECHNIQUES,

TRANS. AM, NUCL, S-QC.i 5» 282 (NOV, 1962»,

(ENGLISH). UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY,

CALIF,

PAPPAS, A,C, * ALSTAD, J, * LUNDE, G,

DETERMINATION OF TRACE ELEMENTS JN OPIUM BY MEANS

OF ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, I, METHODS OF ANALYSIS AND

STUDIES REFERRING TO THE DETERMINATION OF THE

ORIGIN OF OPIUM,

RADIOCHIM, ACTA, 1, 109-117 (1963), (ENGLISH)

(GERMAN AND FRENCH SUMMARIES), DEPARTMENT OF

CHEMISTRY, UNIVERSITY OF OSLO, BLJNDERN, NORWAY.
FORENSIC SCIENCE - ACCESSION NUMBERS

1225 SMITH, H, * FORSHUFVUD, S, * WASSEN, A,

DISTRIBUTION OF ARSENJC IN NAPOLEON S HAIR,

NATURE* 194, 725-726 <1962), (ENGLISH),

DEPARTMENT OF FQRENSlC MEDICINE, UNIVERSITY OF

-GLASGOW.

1290 U.S. ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION

ATOMIC EVIDENCE BRINGS CONVICTION IN FEDERAL CaSE

INVOLVING DISTILLING AMD TRANSPORTING OF

MOONSHINE,

U.S. ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION BULLETIN G-112, 30#

MAY 13, 1964, (ENGLISH), U,S, ATOMIC ENERGY

COMMISSION, WASHINGTON, D,C,

1301 AITKEN, M,J,

PHYSICAL MFTHODS OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH,

RESEARCH (LONDON), 15, 145-151 (1962), (ENGLISH)

RESEARCH LABORATORY FOR ARCHAEOLOGY AND THE

HISTORY OF ART, UNIVERSITY OF OXFORDi ENGLAND,

1306 AITKEN, M.J,

PHYSICS APPLIED TO ARCHAEOLOSY'-PART I,

CONTEMPORARY PHYSICS, 3, 161-176 (1962),

(ENGLISH). RESEARCH LABORATORY FOR ARCHAEOLOGY

AND THE HISTORY OF ART, UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD*

ENGLAND.

1376 rybach, l, * nissen, h,u,

neutron activation of mn and na traces in marbles

workfd by the ancient greeks,

Radiochemical methods of analysis, iaea Vienna,

vol. i, 105-117, (1965), (english) (french, russian and spanish summaries), instltut fur

kristallographie und petrography, eidenossische

technische hochschule, zurich, switzerland,

1422 FoRSLEV. A.W.

NONDESTRUCTIVE NEUTRON-ACT I VAT J ON ANALYSIS OF

HAIR.

J. FORENSIC SCI,, 11, 217-232 (APRIL 1966),

(ENGLISH), CHICAGO POLICE LABORATORY, CHICAGO,

ILLINOIS.

1442 OAK RIDGE NATIONAL LABORATORY

ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY DIVISION ANNUAL PROGRESS

REPORT FOR PERIOD FNdING NOVEMBER 15, 1964,

ORNL-3750, 144P,, JANUARY 19&5. < ENGL I SH> .

' OAK

RIDGE NATIONAL LABORATORY, OAK RJDGE, T£NN,
FORENSIC SCIENCE - ACCESSION NUMBERS

1504

1635

1732

FLEGENHEIMER, J,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF THE DUTCH 5q C » STAMP OF

1867,

R'ADIOCHIM, ACTAi 3, 61-62 (1964), (ENGLISH)

(GERMAN AND FRENCH SUMMARIES), COMISION NACIONAL

DE ENERGlA ATOMIC* BUENOS- a I RES, ARGENTINA,

EMERY,

PRO, M BATE, L-..C, * EMERY, J,F, * L^DDjCOTTE

LYON, W.S, * APPLICATION

SCIENCE--I,

INTERN, J, APPL, RAD, AND ISOTOPES, 14, 549-55

(ENGLISH) (FRENCH, RUSSIAN AND GERMAN

n lDGE NATIONAL LABORATORY, CA

(1963),

SUMMARIES), OAK

RIDGE, TENN,

OF ACTIVATION ANALYSIS TO

PHYSICAL EVIDENCE,

RAD, AND ISOTOPES,

FORENSIC

549-556

R K

BAUMGARTNER, f, * STARK, H, * SCHONTAG, a,

ACTIVATION ANALYTICAL DETERMINATION OF ANTIMONY

THE ANNOGRAM RANGE FOR DETERMINATION OF CHARGE

DISTANCE,

Z. ANAL, CHEM,, 197# 424-430 (1963), (GERMAN)

(ENGLISH SUMMARY), INSTITUT FUR RADIOCHEM1E DFR

TECHNISCHEN HQCHSCHULE MUNCHEN, GERMANY,

IN

1734 GOMEZ, H, * BARO, G,B,

NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF ARSFNIC IN HUMAN

HAIRS AND FINGER NaILS,

CONF-313-6, SOCIETY FQ* APPL IfcD .SPECTROSCOPY, 2ND

NATIONAL MEETING, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, 6P,,

OCTOBER 14-18, 1963, (ENGLISH-), ATOMIC ENERGY

COMMISSION. ARGENTINA,

1736 JERVIS. R,E,

INSTRUMENTAL ACTIVATION ANALYSIS FOR

IDENTIFICATION OF FORENSIC SPECIMENS,

CONF-313-8, SOCIETY FQR APPLIED SPECTROSCOPY, ?ND

NATIONAL MEETING, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, 24P,,

OCTOBER 14*18, 1963, (ENGLISH), DEPARTMENT OF

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING AND APPLIED CHEMISTRY,

UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO, TORONTO, CANADA,

1737 PERKONS, A.K. * HUMMEL, R , L , * JERVIS, R,E,

COMPUTER ANALYSIS OF COMPLEX GAMMA-RAY SPECTRA,

CONF-313-9. SOCIETY FQR APPLIED SPECTROSCOPY, ?ND

NATIONAL MEETING, SAN DJEGO, CALIFORNIA, l5p,, OCTORER 14.18, 1963, (ENGLISH), UNIVERSITY OF

TORONTO, TORONTO, CANADA,
FORENSIC SCIENCE - ACCESSION NUMBERS

1825 MOUTMAN. J.P.W, * TURKSTRA, J,

NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS AND ITS POSSIBLE

APPLICATION FOR AGE DETERMINATION OF PAINTINGS

RADIOCHEMICAL METHODS OF ANALYSIS, IAEA VIENNA,' VOL, I, 85»103 (1965), (ENGLISH) (FRENCH, RUSSIAN

AND SPANISH SUMMARIES), REACTOR INSTiTUT,

NETHERLANDS,

1897

1926

DELFT,

I834 LECHTMAN, H.N, * SAYRE, E, V,

NUCLEAR ACTIVATION AUTORADIOGRAPHY

A PRELIMINARY STUDY,

BNL*8034i IIP, 1 UNDATED, (ENGLISH)

NATIONAL LABORATORY, U^TON, M,Y,

OF OIL PAINTS,

BROOKHAVEN

SAYRE, e.v,

THE STUDY OF ANCIENT Q9JECTS BY NEUTRONS*

BNL*4868, 20P,» 1962. (ENGLISH), CHEMISTRY

DEPARTMENT, BROOKHAVEN NATIONAL LABORATORY,

N.Y, UPTON,

SAYRE, E.V,

AUTHENTICATION OF ANCIENT ARTjF A CTS BY NUCLEAR

MEANS,

TRANS, AM, NUCLi SOC., 5* 283 (NOV, 1962),

(ENGLISH), BROOKHAVEN MaUQNAL LABORATORY, UPTON,

N,Y,

UN<

1928

2143

2144

SMITH, H,

THE INTERPRETATION OF THE ARSENIC CONTENT OF HUMAN

HAIR.

J, FORENSIC SCIENCE SOCIETY, 4, NO, 4, 192-199

(1964), (ENGLISH), DEPARTMENT OF FORENSIC

MEDICINE, THE UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW, SCOTLAND,

JERVIS* R.E,

PRESENT STATUS OF HAIR CHARACTERIZATION STUDIES BY

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

TRANS, AMER, NUCL, SOC,, 10, 66 (JUNE 1967),

(ENGLISH), UNIVERSITY QF TORONTO, TORONTO,

CANADA,

LUKENS. H.R, * GUjNN, V,P,

NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS

TRANS, AMER, NUCL, SOC,, 10,

(ENGLISH), GENERAL ATOMICS,

OF BULLET LEAD,

66-67 (JUNE 1967),

SAN DIEGO, CALIF,
FORENSIC SCIENCE - ACCESSION NUMBERS

2145

2464

2495

2517

2548

2570

TH0MA§, C,C,, JR, * PlLLAY, < , <

, S , * SONDEL, J, A, * TUflMA^ R C

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF GUNPOWDER RESIDUES

CONTAINING RARE-EARTH TRACERS,

TRANS, AMER. NUCL, SOC,, 10, 67 (JUNE 1967),

(ENGLISH), WNY-WRc# ANQ ViA. HOSPITAL* BUFFALO,

N.Y.

Y,

RESIDUES BY

KUBOTA. M, * TOKUNAGA, 0, * NAKAMURA,

DETECTION OF SB AND BA IN GUNPOWDER

NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

KAGAKU KEISATSU KENKYUSHO HO«OKU, 19, 261*268

(DECEMBER 1966), (JAPANESE) (ENGLISH SUMMARY),

NATIONAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF POLICE SCIENCES,

JAPAN,

BY NEUTRON AND GAMMA

VOIGT, A.F, * ABU-SAMRA, A.

ANALYSIS OF A DAMASCUS STfcEL

ACTIVATION,

PROCEEDINGS 1965 JNTERMATI ONAL CONFERENCE, MODERN

TRENDS IN ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, COLLEGE STATION.

TEXAS, 22-25, APRIL 19-22, 1965, (ENGLISH),

DEPARTMENTS OF CHEMlSTRy AND NUCLEAR ENGINEERING,

IOW A STATE UNIVERSITY, A^ES, JOWA,

BRYAN, D,E, * GUINN, V.P, * SETTLE, D f M,

MEW DEVELOPMENTS IN THE APPLICATION OF NEUTRON

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS TO PROBLEMS JN SCIENTIFIC

CRIME DETECTION,

PROCEEDINGS 1965 J NTERMA Tl ONAL CONFERENCE, MODERN

TRENDS IN ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, COLLEGE STATION,

TEXAS, 140-145, APRIL 19-22, 1965, (ENGLISH),

GENERAL ATOMIC DIVISION, GENERAL DYNAMICS

CORPORATION, SAN DIEGO, CALIF",

PERKONS, A.K, * JERVIS, R,£,

HAIR INDIVIDUALIZATION STUDIES,

PROCEEDINGS 1965 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, MODERN

TRENDS IN ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, COLLEGE STATION,

TEXAS, 295*303, APRIL 19-22, 1965, (ENGLISH),

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING AND APPLIED

CHEMISTRY, UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO, AND ATTORNEY

GENERALS LABORATORY, TORONTO, CANADA,

FORSHUFVUD, S, * SMITH, H, * WASSEN, A,

NAPOLEONS ILLNESS 1816-1821 IN THE LIGHT OF

ACTIVATION ANALYSES OF HAIRS FROM VARIOUS DATES.

ARCHIV FUR TOXIKOLOGIE, 20, 210-219 (1964),

(ENGLISH). GOTEBORG C, SWEDEN,

8
FORENSIC SCIENCE - ACCESSION NUMBERS

2575 ASHWORTH, M,J, + ABE^s, T ( P»

NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS AND ARCHAEOLOGY,

NATURE, 210, NO, 5o3l, 9-11 (APRIL 2i 1966). (ENGLISH), CANADIAN HISTORIC SITES DIVISION,

OTTAWA, CANADA,

2589 RROOKHAVEN NATIONAL LABORATORY

PHYSICAL SCIENCES AND ENGINEERING,

BNL-867, 1-117, JULY 1, 1964, (ENGLISH)j

RROOKHAVEN NATIONAL LABORATORY, UPTON, NfY,

2605 BRYAN, D,E, * GuINN, V.P,

USE OF NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS IN SCIENTIFIC

CRIME DETECTION, 12-MONTH SUMMARY REPORT FOR THE

PERIOD NOVEMBER 1, 1963*QCT08ER 31, 1964*

GA*6152, 59P,, FEBRUARY lb, 1965, (ENGLISH),

JOHN JAY HOPKINS LABORATORY FOR PURE AND APPLIED

SCIENCE, GENERAL ATOMJC DIVISION, SAN DIEGO,

CALIF,

2607 BRYAN. D.E, * GUINN, V.P,

APPLICATION OF NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS IN

SCIENTIFIC CRIME DETECTION, 18-MONTH SUMMARY

REPORT FOR THE PERIOD >1aY 1, 1962-0CT08ER 31,

1963,

GA-5556. 94P,, JULY 27, 1964, (ENGLlSH)i JOHN JAY

HOPKINS LABORATORY FOR PURE AND APPLIED SCIENCE,

GENERAL ATOMIC DIVISION, SAN DlEGO, CALIF,

2645 WYTTENBACH, a,

USES OF ACTIVATION ANALYSJS FOR CRIMINAL PROBLEMS,

I. CAR PAINT,

NEUE TECH,, 7, 85-92 (APRIL 1965), (GERMAN),

EIDG. INSTITUT FUR REA<TORFORSCHUNG, WURENLINGEN,

GERMANY,

2647 PRO. M.J, * SCHLESJNGER, H.Li * COHAN, M t Df

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF PHYSJCAL EVIDENCE CONNECTED

WITH ILLICIT DISTILLERIES,

J. ASSOC, OFFICi AGR. CH6MJSTS# 48, 459-471 (JUNE

1965), (ENGLISH), INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE,

WASHINGTON, D,C,

2648 SCHLESINGER, H,L, * PRO, M,J, * HOFFMAN, C*M, * COHAN. M,D,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF DRUGS,

J, ASSOC, OFFIC, AGR, CHEM,, 48 r 1139-1147

(DECEMBER 1965), (ENGLISH), INTERNAL REVENUE

SERVICE. WASHINGTON, D,C,
FORENSIC SCIENCE - ACCESSION NUMBERS

2694 5CHR0EDER, G.U, * KRaNER, H,..W, * EVANS, R,D,

THE APPLICATION OF L JTHI UM*D* JFTED GERMANJUM

DETECTORS TO NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYS J S*«STUD I ES

IN GEOCHEMISTRY AND OF 15TH CENTURY PRINTJNG,

TRANS. AM, NUCLi SOC, 8* 327 (NOVEMBER 1965),

(ENGLISH). MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,

CAMBRIDGE, MASS,

2699 BATE* L,C, * DYER, FJ,

TRACE ELEMENTS IN HUMAM HAIR,

NUCLEONICS, 23, NO, 10, 74-73, 80«8l (OCTOBER

1965), (ENGLISH), OAK RIDGE NATIONAL LABORATORY,

OAK RIDGE, TENNESSEE,

2739 JOHANSFN, 0, * LUNDE, G, * STEINNES, E,

DETERMINATION OF TRACE ELEMENTS JN PHARMACEUTICALS

BY NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

KR*91, 14P,, FEBRUARY 1965, (ENGLISH), INSTITUTT

FOR ATOMENERGI, KUELLE^ ESTABLISHMENT, KJELLER,

NORWAY,

2762 SCWROEDER, G,L, * KRANER, H,W f * EVANS, R.D, * brydges, T,

LITHIUM DRIFTED GERMANIUM DETECTORS, APPLICATIONS

TO NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

SCIENCE, 151, NO, 3712* 815*817 (18 FEBRUARY

1966). (ENGLISH), MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF

TECHNOLOGY, CAMBRIDGE, MASS,

2765 TRAVESI JIMENEZ, A,

APPLICATION OF ACTIVATION ANALYSIS TO CRIMINAL

INVESTIGATION,

ENERGIA NUCL, (MADRID), 9, 217-225 (MAY-JUNE

1965), (SPANISH), JUMTA DE ENERGIA NUCLEAR,

DIRECCION DE QUIMICA E ISqTOPQS, SECCION DE

Radioquimica,

•2782 ruch, r.r. * madigan, s,3, * gujnn, v,p,

applications of neutrqm activation analysis in

scientiic crime detection, quarterly report for

the period ending july 31, 1963,

ga*4576, 24p,, august 30» 1963, (english),

general atomic, general dynamics, san djego,

CALIF,

10
FORENSIC SCIENCE - ACCESSION NUMBERS

2790 GUINN, V.P, * MADIGAN, S,C, * RUCh, R,R,

APPLICATIONS OF NEUTRQ\U ACT I VaT J ON ANAlY s lS IN

SCIENTIFIC CRIME DETECTION, QUARTERLY REPORT FOR

THE PERIOD ENDING APRIL 30, 1963,

GA-4297, 22P,, MAY 31, 1963, (ENGLISH), GENERAL

ATOMIC, GENERAL DYNAMICS, SaN DIEGO, CALIF,

2791

2792

2793

2926

GUINN, V.P,

applications of neutrqn-actjvatjon analysis in

scientific crime detection, quarterly report for

the period ending july 31, 1962,

GA-3491, 36p (l SEPTEMBER 18# 1962, (ENGLISH),

GENERAL ATOMIC, GENERAL DYNAMICS, SAN DIEGO,

CALIFORNIA,

GUINN, V.P, * RUCH, R,R, BELLANCA,

APPLICATIONS OF NEUTRQM. ACT I VAT I ON

S,C,

ANALYSIS IN

SCIENTIFIC CRIME DETECTION, QUARTERLY REPORT

THE PERIOD ENDING JANUARY 31, 1963,

GA»4041, 1<5P,, FEBRUARY 28, 1963, (ENGLISH),

GENERAL ATOMIC, GENERAL DYNAMICS, SAN DIEGO,

CALIFORNIA.

FOR

* RUCH, R,R,

OF NEUTrom-ACTiVaTjon ANALYSIS IN

BUCHANAN, J.D,

APPLICATIONS

scientific crime detection, quarterly report for

the period ending october 31, 1962,

ga*3664, 27p,, november 15, 1962, (english),

general atomic, general dynamics, san diego,

california.

gome7, h, * baro, g,b,

NEUTRON AC^IVaTJON ANALY s I s OF HUMAN HAIRS AND

nails for determining arsenic traces,

primera conference i nteramfcr j cana de

Radioquimica, Washington, d»c», union

panamericana, 51*55, 1965, (spanish), comision

nacional de energu atomica, buenos aires,

argentina,

2931 LEDDICOTTE, G,W, * EMERY, J,F, * BATE, L,C*

THE ASSAY, CHARACTERISTICS, COMPOSITION, AND

ORIGIN OF OPIUM, I, THE PRELIMINARY STUDY ON THE

USE OF ACTIVATION ANALYSIS I M THE DETERMINATION OF

THE ORIGIN OF OPIUM,

ORNL-TM-1263, 22P,, SEPTEMBER 7, 1965, (ENGLISH),

OAK RIDGE NATIONAL LABORATORY, OAK RIDGE,

TENNESSEE,

11
FORENSIC SCIENCE - ACCESSION NUMBERS

2943 lenihan, j,m,a,

the application of nuclear physics to the study of

historical problems,

trans, rhodesia sci, assn,, 50, 80*85 (1964),

(english), western regional hospital board*

glasgow, scotland,

2945 SAYRE, E,V,

REFINEMENT IN METHODS OF NEUTRON ACTIVATION

ANALYSIS OF ANCIENT GLASS OBJECTS THROUGH THE USE

OF LITHIUM DRIFTED GERMANJUM DIODE COUNTERS,

BNL-9614, 28P,. 1965. (ENGLISH), BROOKHAVEN

NATIONAL LABORATORY, UPTON, M,Y,

2958 SMITH, H,

ARSENIC IN BIOLOGICAL TISSUE, ITS ESTIMATION BY

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, PART 2,

J, FORENSIC MEDICINE, 9, 143-149 (OCTOBER-DECEMBER

1962), (ENGLISH), DEPARTMENT OF FORENSIC

MEDICINE, UNIVERSITY OF" GLASGOW, SCOTLAND,

2959 RUCH, R.R. * BUCHANAN, J,D, * GUlNN, V,P, * BELLANCA, S.C, * PINKER, R,H,

NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS IN SCIENTIFIC CRIME

DETECTION--SOMF RECENT DEVELOPMENTS , J, FORENSIC SCIENCE, 9, 119-133 (JANUARY 1964),

(ENGLISH), SaN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA,

3065 KRlSHNAN, S.S,

DETERMINATION OF MUZZLE-TARGET DISTANCE IN GUNSHOT

FIRINGS BY NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

TRANS. AMER, NUCL, SOC,, 9, 88-89 (JUNE 1966),

(ENGLISH), ATTORNEY GENERALS LABORATORY, TORONTO,

CANADA,

3486 RRYAN, D.E. * GUlNN, V.P, * SETTLE, D.M,

APPLICATIONS OF NEUTRQM ACTjVaTjoN ANALYSIS IN

SCIENTIFIC CRIME DETECTION. 14-MONTH SUMMARY

REPORT, NOVEMBER 1, 1964-UfcCEMBER 31, 1965,

GA-7041, 57P,, MARCH 20, 1966, (ENGLISH), JOHN

JAY HOPKINS LABORATORY FOR PJRE AND APPLIED

SCIENCE, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA,

3504 GUlNN, V.P,

FORENSIC APPLICATIONS OF ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATIONS,

LENIHAN. J.M.A., THOMSON, S,J, (EDS,), NEW YOPK,

ACADEMIC PRESS, 125-127, 1965, (ENGLISH),

GENERAL ATOMIC DIVISION, GENERAL DYNAMIC CORP,,

SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA,

12
FORENSIC SCIENCE - ACCESSION NUMBERS

3708 RUTTlNK, J,

THE APPLICATION OF ACTIVATION! ANALYSIS IN

BIOCHEMISTRY, QUAL I TAT I VfcANALYS I S OF HAIR SAMPLES

WITH THE AID OF THE GAMMA SPECTRUM AFTER NEUTRON

IRRADIATION IN THE NUCLEAR REACTQR,

ACTA PHYSIOL, PHARMACOL, NE£RL«, 11, 515-516

(1962), (ENGLISH), MOLi BELGIUM.

3738 DAS, H, At * ZONDERHUlS, J,

NONDESTRUCTIVE ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF ANTIQUE

GOLD COINS,

CHEM, WEEKBLADi 61, NO, I8i 215*218 (1965),

(DUTCH), REACTOR CENTRUM NEDERLAND, PETTEN,

NETHERLANDS,

3968 SMYTHE, L.E.

FORENSIC APPLICATIONS OF NEUTRON ACTIVATION

ANALYSIS,

ATOMIC ENERGY AUSTRALIA, 9# NQ, 2* 2-6 (APRIL

1966), (ENGLISH), ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY SECTION,

AUSTRALIAN ATOMJC ENERGY COMMISSION, AUSTRALIA,

3988 LUX, f. * BRAUNSTEIN, L,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS INVESTIGATION OF PAINTINGS.

DETERMINATION OF TRACE CONTENTS OF WHITE LEAD OF

PAINTINGS OF THE ALTE PJNAKQTEK a t MUNICH,

Z. ANAL, CHEM,, 221, 235-254 (1966), (GERMAN)

(ENGLISH SUMMARY), INSTJTUT FUR RADIOCHEMIE DEP

TECHNISCHEN HOCHSCHULE MUNCHEN, GERMANY,

3998 WYTTEnBACH, A,

the nondestructive activation analysis

determination of the chief constituents

sample pieces (Examples used - coins),

HELV. CHIM. ACTA, 49, 2555-2563 (1966),

EIDGENOSSISCHES INSTITUT FU* PeaKTORFORScHUNG,

WURENLINGEW, GERMANY,

OF LARGER

(GERMAN),

OF ANCIENT SILVER

4230 DaS, H.A, * ZONDERHUlS. J,

THE NON-DESTRUCTIVE ANALYSIS

COINS.

REC. TRAV. CHIM',, 85. 837*841 (AUGUST 1966),

(ENGLISH). REACTOR CENTRUM NEDERLAND* PETTEN,

NETHERLANDS,

13
FORENSIC SCIENCE - ACCESSION NUMBERS

4263 SCOTT, J.E. * HQFFMAN, CtNi * PRO, M,J, *

9r*Wl F^TNPFR H I COMPARISON OF ADHESIVE! TAPES BY NEUTRON ACTIVATION

ANALYSIS,

J. ASSN. OFFIC, ANAL. CHEM,, 50, NO, 2, 371-376

(1967), (ENGLISH), POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT AND

ALCOHOL AND TORACCO TAX DIVISION, INTERNAL REVENUE

SERVICE, WASHINGTON! DiCi

4286 BRYAN, D.E, * GuINN# V.P,

FORENSIC ACTIVATION ANAL^S I S'-TRaCE LEVEL ELEMENTS

IN COMMERICAL PAINTS.

TRANS, AMER. NUCL, SOC,, 9* 589 (OCT, -NOV, 1966).

(ENGLISH). GENERAL ATQMJCSi SAN DlEGOi CALIFORNIA,

4328 ZURER, K.

NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF ROMAN COPPER COINS

FROM 250-50P A.D, PART II,

CNAEM-35* 38P.i MAY 1966. (ENGLISH), PfK.I,,

HAVA ALANI, ISTANBUL, TURKEY,

4329 REYNOLDS, L.M, * KESSLER, W,V, * CHRISTlANi J,E, * ZlEMER, P,L.

USE OF ACTIVATION ANALYSIS JM PROBLEMS QF- DRUG

CONTROL.

J, PHARM, SCI, # 56, NO, 4, 437-443 (1967>,

(ENGLISH), BIONUCLEONICS DEPARTMENT, SCHOOL OF

PHARMACY AND PHARMaCaL SCIENCES, PURDUE

UNIVERSITY. LAFAYETTEi iNpI ANA,

4380 COLEMAN, R.F, * CRIPPS, F , H , * STlNlSON, A, * SCOTT, H.D.

THE TRACE ELEMENT CONTENT OF HUMAN HEAD HaIR IN

ENGLAND AND WALES AND THE APPLICATION TO FORENSIC

SCIENCE,

ATOM, NO, 123, 12-22 (JANUARY 1967), (ENGLISH),

A, W, R.E.i ALDERMASTON, ENUUNDi

"5358 ATALLA, L.T, * SUVA, C,M, * LIMA, F,W,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF ARSENIC IN HUMAN HAIR--SOME

OBSERVATIONS ON THE PROBLEM OF EXTERNAL

CONTAMINATION,

ANAIS ACAD. BRASIL, ClENC.i 37» NO, 3*4, 433-441

(1965), (ENGLISH) (SPANISH SUMMARY), JNSTlTUTO

DE ENERGIA ATOMJCA, DIVJSaO DE RaD I OOU IM ICA, S A PAULO, SP.

If
FORENSIC SCIENCE - ACCESSION NUMBERS

5390

5401

5543

5579

5710

5742

COLEMAN, r,f. * CRIPPS, F.M, * STJMSON, A, * SCOTT. H.D,

THE DETERMINATION OF TRACE ELEMENTS IN HUMAN HaIR

BY NEUTRON ACTIVATION AND THE APPLICATION TO

FORENSIC SCIENCE,

AWRE-0«86, 37P,, JANUARY 1967, (ENGLISH), ATOMIC

WEAPONS RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT, ALDERMASTQN,

ENGLAND.

coleman, r,f,

nuclear techniques in forensic science,

j. brit. nucl, energy soc,, 6, 134-138 (april

1967). (english), atomic weapons research

establishment, aldermastqn, england,

WOLICKI, E.A. * KNUDSON, At R

i

A NUCLEAR DETECTION METHOD FOR SULFUR IN THIN

FILMS.

INTERN, J, APPLf RADIATION ISOTOPES, 18, 429*433

(1967), (ENGLISH) (FRENCH, RUSSIAN AND GERMAN

SUMMARIES), U.S, NAVAL RESEARCH LABORATORY,

WASHINGTON, D,C t TOUSSET, J, * CONDAMIN, J, * PICON, M,

METHOD OF ANALYSIS BY ACTIVATION WITH FAST

NEUTRONS OF ANTIQUE MONEY,

LYCEN/6726, llP|# APRIL 1967, (FRENCH), INSTJTUT

DE PHYSIQUE NUCLEASE, UNIVgRSlTE DE LYON AND

FACULTE LIBRE DES SCIENCES DE LYON, FRANCE,

* MILLAR* F.J,

APPLICATIONS OF

LYONi W.S,

FORENSIC

ANALYSIS,

ISOTOPES RADIATION TECHNOLOGY, 4,

(SUMMER 1967), (ENGLISH), JSA,

NEUTRON ACTIVATION

NO, 4, 325*340

ASPINALLi A. * SLATER, D.N. * MaY£S, P,

MEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF MEDIEVAL CERAMICS,

NATURE, 217, NO, 5l26# 388 (1968), (ENGLISH),

SCHOOL OF NUCLEAR PHYSICS, UNIVERSITY OF BRADFORD

AND EXTRAMURAL DEPARTMENT, UNjVERSlTY OF LEEDS,

ENGLAND.

5750 KRISHNAN, S.S,

DETERMINATION OF GUNSHOT

IDENTIFICATION OF BULLET

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

J, FORENSIC SCI, Sod 12,

(ENGLISH). THE CENTRE OF

TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA,

FIRING DISTANCES AND

HOLES BY NEUTRON

112-122 (JANUARY 1967),

FORENSIC SCIENCES,

15
FORENSIC SCIENCE - ACCESSION NUMBERS

5788 PERLMAN, I, * ASARO, F,

DEDUCTION OF PROVENIENCE OF POTTERY FROM TRACE

ELEMENT ANALYSIS,

UCRL-17937, 31P,, OCTOBER 1967, (ENGLISH),

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA* U^RENCE RADJATJON

LABORATORY. BERKELEY, CALJF,

5869 DU8INSKAYA, N,A, * PELEKIS* L»L, * TSJRKUNQVA, I.E,

ON TREATING OF HAjR BEFORE NEUTRON ACTIVATION

ANALYSIS,

LATV. PSR ZINaT, AKAD, VESTJS, FJZ, TEH, ZINAT.

SER., NO, 3, 10*18 (1967), (RUSSIAN) (ENGLISH

SUMMARY), INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS, RIGA, RUSSJA,

6018 JERVIS. R,E.

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS IN FQRENSjC SCIENCE,

NUCLEAR ACTIVATION TECHNIQUES JN THE LIFE

SCIENCES, PROCEEDINGS OF A SYMPOSIUM, AMSTERDAM,

8*12 MAY 1967, JAeA VIENNA, 645*659, 1967,

(ENGLISH), UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO, TORONTO,

CANADA',

6019 VAN DEN BERG, A, J, * DE BRUJM, M, * HOUTMAN, J.P.W,

SORPTION BEHAVIOUR OF TRACE ELEMENTS IN HUMAN

HAIR,

NUCLEAR ACTIVATION TECHNIQUES IN THE LIFE

SCIENCES, PROCEEDINGS OF A SYMPOSIUM, AMSTERDAM,

8*12 MAY 1967, IAEA VIENNA, 66i„679, 1967,

(english), reactor institute, delft, netherlands,

6020 bryan, d.e, * guinn, v.p, * settle, d,m,

activation analysis of biological samples of

forensic interest,

nuclfar activation techniques in the life

sciences, proceedings of a symposium, Amsterdam,

9*12 MAY 1967, IAEA VIENNA, 68i»694, 1967,

(ENGLISH), GENERAL DYNAMICS CORPORATION, SAN

DIEGO, CALIF,

6021 PRO, M.J, * SCHLESINGER, H,Lt * HqFFmAN, CfM,

APPLICATION OF NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS IN

CRIMINALISTICS,

AEC UNNUMBERED REPORT, 96P,, NOVEMBER 1965i

(ENGLISH), U.S, TREASURY DEPARTMENT, INTERNAL

REVENUE SERVICE, WaSHJMGTQN, DfC#

lb
FORENSIC SCIENCE - ACCESSION NUMBERS

6025 GuJNN, V,P,

NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS AND ITS FORENSIC

APPLICATIONS,

GA-8171, 7*40, 1967, (ENGLISH), GENERAL

DYNAMICS, GENERAL ATOMIC DIVISION, SAN DIEGO*

CALIF,

6026 KIRK, P.L.

SOME CRIMINALISTICS PROBLEMS, AND NEUTRON

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

GA*8171, 41*48, 1967, (ENGLISH), SCHOOL OF

CRIMINOLOGY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY,

CALIF,

6027 LENIHAN, J.M.A,

ORGANIZATION AND EQUIPMENT OF AN ACTIVATION

ANALYSIS LABORATORY,

GA-8171, 49*62, 1967, (ENGLISH), WESTERN

REGIONAL HOSPITAL BOARD, GLASGOW, SCOTLAND,

6028 LEDDICOTTE, G.W,

early forensic neutron activation analysis studies

AT THE OAK RIDGE NaTIQMAL LABORATORY,

GA-8171, 63*78, 1967. (ENGLISH), UNIVERSITY OF

MISSOURI, COLUMBIA, MISSOURI,

6029 WAHlGrEn, m.a,

APPLICATION OF SPECIAL COUNTING TECHNIQUES TO

FORENSIC PROBLEMS,

GA-8171, 79*102, 1967, (ENGLISH), CHEMISTRY

DIVISION, ARGONNE NATIONAL LABORATORY, A^GONNE,

ILLINOIS.

* 6030 PRO, M.J, * SCHLESINQER, H.Lf * HOFFMAN, C,M

FORENSIC APPLICATIONS OF NEUTRON ACTIVATION

ANALYSIS,

GA-8171, 103-116, 1967, (ENGLISH), ALCOHOL AND

TOBACCO TAX DIVISION, LABORATORY BRANCH, INTERNAL

REVENUE SERVICE, WaSHJ NltjTON, u»C,

6031 SAYRE, E,V.

REVELATION OF INTERNAL STRUCTURE OF PAINTINGS

THROUGH NEUTRON ACTIVATION AUTORADIOGRAPHY,

GA-8171* 119-132, 1967, (ENGLISH), CHEMISTRY

DEPARTMENT, BROOKHAVEN NATIOMAL LABORATORY, UPTON,

N.Y,

17
FORENSIC SCIENCE - ACCESSION NUMBERS

6032 BRYAN, D.E.

the comparison or paint samples by neutron

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

GA-8171. 133-144, 1967,

DYNAMICS, GENERAL ATOMIC

CALIF.

6033 SETTLE. D.M,

(ENGLISH), GENERAL

DIVISION, SAN DIEGO,

SETTLE. D NEUTRON ACTIVATION AND PHQTQNUCLEAR ACTIVATION

ANALYSIS OF GLASS SAMPLES,

GA-8171, 147*160# 1967. (ENGLISH), GENERAL

ATOMIC DIVISION, GENERAL DYNAMICS CORPORATION, SAN

DIEGO, CALIF,

6034

6035

6036

6037

6038

GUINN, V.P.

THE DETERMINATION OF TRACES OF BARIUM AND ANTIMONY

IN GUNSHOT RESIDUES BY ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

GA-8171. 161-176, 1967, (ENGLISH), GENERAL

DYNAMICS, GENERAL ATOMIC DIVISION* SAN DIEGO*

CALIF.

KRISHNAN, S.S,

DISTANCE DETERMINATION OF GUNSHOT FIRINGS BY

NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

GA.8171. 177-188, 1967, (ENGLISH),

ATTORNEY-GENERALS LABORATORY* PROVINCE OF ONTARIO,

TORONTO, CANADAt

SCWLEslNGER, H,L. * HOFFMAN, C,M, PRO, MfJ,

BULLET RESIDUE TRANSFERENCE TO VARIOUS MATERIALS*

GA-8171, 189-198, 1967, (ENGLISH), ALCOHOL AND

TOBACCO TAX DIVISION. LABORATORY BRANCH, INTERNAL

REVENUE SERVICE* WASHINGTON, Q,C,

PERKONS, A,K.

INDIVIDUALIZATION OF HUMAN HEAD HAIR*

GA-8171, 221-236, 1967, (ENGLISH), THE CENTRf

FORENSIC SCIENCES, TORONTO* ONTARIO* CANADA,

OF

SMYTHE, L.E, * RYAN, W.P,

NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSJS OF SOME HAIR SAMPLES

AS EVIDENCE FOR AN AUSTRALIAN COURT,

GA-8171. 237-246, 1967, (ENGLISH), ANALYTICAL

CHEMISTRY DIVISION, AUSTRALIAN ATOMIC ENERGY

COMMISSION RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT* LUCAS HEIGHTS*

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA,

18
FORENSIC SCIENCE - ACCESSION NUMBERS

6039

60 40

6041

604;

6045

6048

6061

LIMA, f.W,

EXOGENOUS CONTAMINATION OF HAIR BY CAPILLARY

ACTION OF ARSENJC SOLUTIONS,

GA-8171, 261-278, 1967, (ENGLISH), INSTITUTO

ENERGIA ATOMICA, SaO PAULO, BRAZIL,

DE

ERICKSON, NyE,

ARSENIC IN HAIR,

GA-8171, 279-286, 1967, (ENGLISH),

FORENSIC SCIENCES, TORONTO, CANADA,

THE CENTRE OF

JERVlS, R,E,

THE VALUE OF NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS HAIR

COMPARISONS IN FORENSIC INVESTIGATIONS ^- A CRITIQUE,

GA»8171, 287-294, 1967, (ENGLISH), DEPARTMENT OF

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING AND APPLIED CHEMISTRY,

UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO, TORONTOi CANADA,

SMITH, H,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS IN FORENSIC SCIENCE USING

RADIOCHEMICAL SEPARATIONS,

GA-8171. 295-314, 1967, (ENGLISH), DEPARTMENT OF

FORENSIC MEDICINE, THE UNJV£SSITY, GLASGOW,

SCOTLAND.

KOBAYASHI, M.

APPLICATION OF RaDIQaCTIVATJQN ANALYSIS FOR

CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION,

GENSHIRYOKU KOGYO, 13, NO, 12, 43-46 (1967),

(JAPANESE), JAPAN ATOMIC ENERGY RESEARCH

INSTITUTE, ORAl'CHO, J9aRA*I, JAPAN,

HOFFMAN, C,M, * BRUNELLE, R,L, * PRO, M,J, * MARTIN, G.E.

DETERMINATION OF TRACE COMPONENT DISTRIBUTION jn

ILLICIT SPIRITS BY NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

ATOMIC ABSORPTION, AND QAS*LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY,

J. ASSN, OFFIC, ANAL. CHEM,! 51, NO, 3, 580-586

(1968), (ENGLISH), ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO TAX

DIVISION, INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, WASHINGTON,

D,C.

HOUTMAN, J.P.W, _* TURKST^A, J,

DETERMINATION OF ThE AGE OF WHITE LEAD BY NEUTRON

ACTIVATION - POSSIBLE APPLICATION TO PAINTINGS,

NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON NUCLEAR ENERGY, APPLICATION

OF ISOTOPES AND RADIATION, PELlNDABA, SOUTH

AFRICA. ATOMIC ENERGY 3QAR0, 588-593, 1963,

(ENGLISH). RE-ACTOR INSTITUTE, DELF-T, -HOLLAND

,

ig
FORENSIC SCIENCE - ACCESSION NUMBERS

6209

6210

6217

6224

6225

6227

6241

GORDUS. A. A. * FINK, W.C, * HJLL, M,E, * PURDY, J.C,

* WILCOX, T.R,

IDENTIFICATION OF THE GEOLOGIC ORIGINS OF

ARCHAEOLOGICAL ARTIFACTS, A* AUTOMATED METHOD OF

NA AND MN NEUTRON aCTIVA^ON ANALYSIS,

ARCHAEOLOGY, 10* 87*96 (1967)| (ENGLISH*.

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY, THE UNIVERSITY OF

MICHIGAN, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN!,

JERVlS, R, E , PRESENT STATUS OF ACTJV A TJQN ANALYSIS APPLICATIONS

IN CRIMINALISTICS,

RADIOISOTOPES (TOKYO), 17, 18-32 (JANUARY 1968),

(ENGLISH), DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING AND

APPLIED CHEMISTRY, UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO, TOROMTO,

CANADA,

NEUTRON ACTIVATION

GORDUS. A, A,

QUANTITATIVE NON-DESTRUCT I VE

ANALYSIS OF SILVER IN COINS,

ARCHAEOMETRY, 10, 78-86 (1967), (ENGLISH),

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY, TH£ UNIVERSITY OF

MICHIGAN, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN!,

GOPDUS, A, A.

NEUTRON ACTIVATION

THING.

CHEMISTRY, 41, NO,

THE UNIVERSITY OF

ANALYSIS OF ALMOST AN? OLD

5, 8-15 (HAY 1968),

MICHIGAN, ANN ARBOR,

(ENGLISH),

MICHIGAN,

GUlNN, V,P.

APPLICATIONS OF NEUTRON) ACTIVATION ANALYSIS IN

SCINETIFIC CRIME DETECTION,

GA-8013, 62P,, OCTOBER 20, 1967, (ENGLISH),

GENERAL ATOMIC DIVISION!, GENERAL DYNAMICS

CORPORATION, SAN DIEGO, CALIF,

GORDUS. A. A, t WRIGHT, G,A, * GRIFFIN, J.B|

OBSIDIAN SOURCES CHARACTERIZED 8Y NEUTRON

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

SCIENCE, 161, 382-384 (26 JULY 1968),

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY AND MUSEUM OF

ANTHROPOLOGY, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN,

MICHIGAN,

(ENGLISH),

ANN ARBOR,

GORDUS. A, A,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, ARTEFACTS AND ART,

MEW SCIENTIST, 129-131 (17 OCTOBER 1968),

(ENGLISH). DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY, UNIVERSITY

MICHIGAN, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN!,

OF

20
FORENSIC SCIENCE - ACCESSION NUMBERS

6242 GQRDUS* A. A,

RAPID NON-DESTRUCTIVE ANALYSIS OF THE SILVER

CONTENT OF COINS USING NEUTRON ACTIVATION,

THE NUMISMATIC CIRCULAR* L*XVji NO, 3* lP| (MARCH

1968), (ENGLISH), DE D ARTMEMT OF CHEMISTRY,

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,

6244 RACHARACH, J.L, * GORDUS, A, A,

studies on the fineness of silver coins,

j, economic and social history of the orient* xi,

part iii* 298.317 (1968), (english), seattle,

Washington and ann arbor, Michigan,

6311 krishnan, s,s, * perkons, a,k, * erickson, n,e,

case applications of forensic activation analysis

IN CANADA,

TRANS, AMER. NUCL* SOC,, H« 79 (JUNE 1968),

(ENGLISH). CENTRE OF FORENSIC SCIENCES, CANADA,

6312 PILLAY. K.K.S, * THOMAS* C,C* JR, * SONDEL* J, A, * THOMAS, R.C. * DIDISING, D» * HaRT, D.M,

APPLICATIONS OF RARE. EARTH TRACERS TO GUNPOWDER

RESIDUES,

TRANS. AMER, NUCL, SOC,* H* 79-80 (JUNE 1968),

(ENGLISH). WESTERN NEW YORK-NUCLEAR RESEARCH

CENTER, BUFFALO* Va HOSPITAL* BUFFALO, STATE

UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BUFFALO AND MOORE

BUSINESS FORMS,

6313 LUKENS, H,R,

FORENSIC ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, BULLET LEAD,

TRANS. AMER, NUCL, SOC,* U* 80-81 (JUNE 1968).

(ENGLISH). GULF GENERAL ATOMIC, SAN DIEGO* CALIF,

6314 RAYUDU, G,V,S, * T IEfEnB ACH, B, * JERVIS, R,E,

NEUTRON ACTIVATION TYPING OF SEIZURE HEROIN

CAPSULES,

TRANS, AMER. NUCL, SOC,* 11* 81-82 (JUNE 1968),

(ENGLISH), UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO* CANADA,

6315 PERKONS, A.K. * JERVIS, R.E,

APPLICATIONS OF H

I

GH-RESOLUT I ON GE(LI> GAMMA

SPECTROMETRY IN CRIMINALISTICS,

TRANS. AMER. NUCL, SOC,* U* 82-83 (JUNE 1968),

(ENGLISH). CENTRE OF FORENSIC SCIENCES AND

UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO, CANADA,

21
FORENSIC SCIENCE - ACCESSION NUMBERS

6333

6353

GUINN, V.P,

THE CURRENT, SoTATUS OF FORENSIC ACTIVATION

ANALYSIS.

TRANS. AMER. NUCLi S0C,# Hi 78*79 (JUNE 1968).

(ENGLISH).' GULF GENERAL ATOMIC, SAN DIEGO, CALIF,

TTEmRaCH. A. * BARTHE. P. * MARTTN. E.P.

CONTENT GREEK COINS

6372 QL.UT.Ja*- IN |

ri

„ w jJiiiii, r I w i DETERMINATION OF THE SILVER

BY NEUTRON ACTIVATION,

ARCHAEOMETRY, 5, 113-118 (1962), (ENGLISH),

FYSISCH LAPORATORIUM DER R I J<SUN I VERS I TE I TE

UTRECHT.

6376 COLEMAN, R.F. * WESTON, M.T,

A CASE CONCERNING NEUTRON ACTUATION ANALYSIS OF

GLASS.

J. FORENSIC SCIENCE SOCIETY, g, MO, 1, 32-33

(JANUARY 1968), (ENGLISH), UKAEA, ALDERMASTON,

BERKSHIRE AND HOME OFFICE FORENSIC SCIENCE

LABORATORY, BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND,

6377 COLEMAN, R,F,

THE APPLICATION OF NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS FOR

FORENSIC SCIENCE,

J. FORENSIC SCIENCE SOCIETY, (>, NO, 1, 19-27

(JANUARY 1966), (ENGLISH), UNITED KINGDOM ATOMIC

ENERGY AUTHORITY, ALDERMASTQN, BERKSHIRE, ENGLAND,

6378 WYTTENBaCH, A, * HERMANN, A,

THE QUANTITATIVE NONDESTRUCTIVE ANALYSIS OF SRVER

COINS BY NEUTRON ACTIVATION,

ARCHAEOMETRY, 9, 139-147 (1966), (ENGLISH),

EIDG, INSTITUT FUR REAKTQRFQRSCHWNG, WURENLINGcn,

SWITZERLAND,

638ft RAVETZ* A.

NEUTRON ACTIVaTJON ANALYSIS OF SILVER

ROMAN COPPER COINS,

ARCHAEOMETRY, 6i 46"55 (1963), (ENGLISH),

UNIVERSITY. ENGLAND.

22

IN SOME LA T E

LEEDS
FORENSIC SCIENCE - ACCESSION NUMBERS

6391

6436

6457

6458

6570

6679

6835

BENNYHOFF, J, A, * HEizEr, R,F f NEUTRON ACTIVATJON ANALYSIS OF SOME CUICUILCO AND

TEOTIHUACAN POTTERY, ARCHAEOLOGICAL

INTERPRETATION OF RESULTS,

AMERICAN ANTIQUITY, 30, NO, 3, 348-349 (1965),

(ENGLISH), UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER, ROCHESTER,

, AND UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY, N,Y

CALIF.

KUSAKA, Y,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF SILVER USING RADIUM PLUS

BERYLLIUM NEUTRON SOURCE,

BUNSEKI KAGAKUi 8, NO, 2, 111-116 (FEBRUARY 1959)

(Japanese) (English sjmmary), department of

CHEMISTRY, FACULTY OF SCIENCE, KONAN UNIVERSITY,

JAPAN.

THOMPSON, M,

GOLD AMD COPPER TRACES IN LATE ATHENIAN SILVER,

archaeometry, 3, 10-15 (1960), (english),

american numismatic society,

simpson, g,

notes on gaulish samiam pqttery and its analysis

by neutron activation,

archaeometry, 3, 20-24 (i960), (english), lady

Margaret hall, England,

KRAAY, C,M,

GOLD AND COPPER TRACES IN EaRLY GREEK SILVER

ARCHAEOMETRY, ?, 1-16 <l959>, (ENGLISH),

ENGLAND.

•Ill

PEDERSEN, A,0, * STEJNNES, E, WAALER, T,

EXAMINATION OF INDIVIDUAL MORPHINE SUPPQS I TOR I FS

BY MEANS OF NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

SaETRYKK AV MEDDELELSER Fra NORSK FARMACEUTISK

SELSKAP, 30, 41-50 (1968), (ENGLISH), DEPARTMENT

OF GALENICAL PHARMACY, INSTITUTE OF PHARMACY,

UNIVERSITY OF OSLO, BLINDfcRN, OSLO AND INSTlTUTT

FOR ATOMENFRGI, ISOTOPE LABORATORIES, KJELLER,

NORWAY,

JERVIS. R.E,

PRESENT STATUS OF ACTlV A TjON ANALYSIS APPLICATIONS

IN CRIMINALIITICS,

ISOTDP, RAOIATi TECHNQL,, 6, 57-70 (FALL 1968),

(ENGLISH). DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING AND

APPLIED CHEMISTRY, UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO, TORONTO,

CANADA,

23
FORENSIC SCIENCE - ACCESSION NUMBERS

6839 SCOTT, H,D, * COLEMAN* R,F. * CRJPPS, F,H,

INVESTIGATION OF FIREARM DISCHARGE RESIDUES,

AWRE-0-5/66* 49P,, MARCH 1*66, (ENGLISH), AWRE*

ALDERMASTON, BERKS,, EMGLAND,

6847 TOLGYESSY, J, * LUKAC, P,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS IN LEGAL CHEMISTRY,

CHEM, LISTY. 61* NO, 10, 1285-1301 (1967),

(CZECH). KATEDRA RADJOCHEMJE A RApjACNEJ CHEMIE,

CHEMICKOTECHN0L0G1CKA FA*ULTA SVST, BRATISLAVA,

6849 HoUTMAN, J,P,W,

DETERMINATION OF TRACE ELEMENTS BY ACTIVATION

ANALYSIS,

CHEM, WEEKRL., 63i NO, 40, 450'

(DUTCH). REACTOR INSTITUUT TE

458 (1967>,

DELFT,

6863 JERVIS, R.E,

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN FORENSJC ACTIVATION

ANALYSIS APPLICATIONS,

THE 9TH JAPAN CONFERENCE ON RADIOISOTOPES

(ABSTRACTS OF PAPERS), NlPPQM TOSHI CENTER,

KQZIMACHI KAIKAN, MAY 13"1 5

, 1969, PAP£» C/S»8,

302^303, 1969, (ENGLISH), DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL

ENG. AMD APPLIED CHEMISTRY, UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO,

CANADA,

6947 lux, f, * braunsteln, l, * strauss, r,

investigations on the age and place of origin of

paintings by neutron activation analysis*

NBS SPEC. PUBL, 312* VOL, i, MODERN TRENDS IN

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, 216-225, JUNE 1969,

(ENGLISH), INSTITUT FJR RADJOCHEMIE DER

TECHNISCHEN HOCHSCHULE MUNCHEN, GARCHING BEI

MUNCHEN, GERMANY,

6949 MEIJErs, P,

NONDESTRUCTIVE ACTlVATIQN ANALYSIS OF ANCIENT

COINS USING CHARGED PARTICLES AND FAST NEUTRONS,

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

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, 230-245, JUNE 1969,

(ENGLISH). INSTjTUUT VOOR KERNPHYSJSCH QNDERZOEK,

AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS,

2f
FORENSIC SCIENCE - ACCESSION NUMBERS

6950

6951

6952

6953

OLlNi J.S. * SAYRE, E„V,

THE ANALYSIS OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN POTTERY OF

THE AMERICAN COLONIAL PERIOD,

MBS SPEC. PUBL, 312, VOLi I, MODERN TRENDS, IN

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, 246-250, JUNE 1969,

(ENGLISH), CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT, BROQKHAVEN

NATIONAL LABORATORY, U

p TON, M , Y

,

HOFFMAN, C.M. * BRUNELLE, R,L, * SNOW, K,Bf * PRO, M.J*

COMPARISON OF FORENSIC SOIL SPECIMENS BY NEUTRON

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

MBS SPEC, PUBL. 312* VOL. I, MODERN TRENDS IN

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, 251-255, JUNE I969 f (ENGLISH), ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO TAX DIVISION,

INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE* WASHINGTON, D,C,

PERKONS, A f K. * JERVIS, M.

RECENT FORENSIC APPLICATIONS OF INSTRUMENTAL

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

MBS SPEC. PUBL, 312, VOL, I,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, 256-2&4,

MODERN TRENDS

JUNE 1969,

IN

(ENGLISH), THE CENTRE OF FORENSIC SCIENCES,

TORONTO, AMD DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

AND APPLIED CHEMISTRY, UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO,

TORONTO, CANADA,

SCHLEsiNGER, H,L. * LUKEMS, H,R, * SETTLE, D,M,

THE EXAMINATION OF ACTUAL CASE EVIDENCE SAMPLES BY

NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

MBS SPEC, PUBL, 312, VOL, I, MODERN TRENDS IN

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, 265*27l, JUNE 1969,

(ENGLISH), GULF GENERAL ATOMIC INC,, SaN DIEGO,

CALIF.

6954 VAN DEN BERG, A.J, * DE SOEU, J,J,M, * HOUTMAN, J.P.W, * ZEGERS, C,

ARSENIC CONTENT OF HUMAN HAIR AFTER WASHING AS

DETERMINED BY ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

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

ANALYSIS, 272-282, JUNE 1969,

REACTOR INSTITUUT, DELFT NETHERLANDS,

NBS

ACTIVATION

(ENGLISH).

55
FORENSIC SCIENCE - ACCESSION NUMBERS

6955 WILLIAMSON* T.G, * HARRJSQN, W,W,

COMPARISON OF ACTIVATION ANALYSIS AND SPARK SOURCE

MASS SPECTROMETRY FOR FORENSIC APPLICATIONS,

NfiS SPEC, PUBL, 312, VOL, I, MODERN TRENDS IN

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS* 283*287, JUNE 1969,

(ENGLISH). UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,

CHARLOTTESVILLE* VIRGINIA,

7086

7129

krishnan, s.s,

FIRING DISTANCE DETERMINATION BY NEUTRON

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

J, FORENSIC SCI,, 12, 471*483 (OCTOBER 1967),

(ENGLISH), THE CENTRE OF FORENSIC SCIENCES,

TORONTO, CANADA,

* CRIPPS, r ,*, * STIMSON, A, * Coleman, r.f,

SCOTT, H.D.

THE TRACF-ELEMENT CONTENT OF HUMAN HEAD HAIR IN

ENGLAND AND W A LES AND THE APPLICATION TO FORENSIC

SCIENCE.

PROCEEDINGS

ON FORENSIC

(ENGLISH)

OF THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, 203-22Q# 1967,

ATOMIC WEAPONS RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT,

UKAEA, ALDERMASTON, BERKSHIRE, ENGLAND,

7190 LEN1HAN, J.M.A,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS IN FORENSIC SCIENCE,

C0NF-6711H, 523-5)31. JUNE 1968, (ENGLISH),

WESTERN REGIONAL HOSPITAL BOARD, GLASGOW,

SCOTLAND,

5b
Author Index >cD

Q.

CDX

FORENSIC SCIENCE - AUTHOR INDEX

A8ELES, T.P. 2575

ABU-SAMRA, A, 351 2495

AITKEN, M,J, H32 1301 1306

AL'STADi J, 1205

AMBR^SINO, G, 13

ASARO, F, 5788

ASHWORTH, M,J. 2575

ASPINaLL* A, 5742

ATALLAi L,T„ 5358

ATOMES 551

BACHARACH, J,L, 6244

BARBAUD, J, 198

BARO, G,B, 802 1734 2^26

BARTHE, P, 6353

BATE, L,C, 625 763 lQ3l ii)77 i635 2699 293i

BAUMQARTNfcR, F, 1732

BELLANCA, S.C, 2792 2959

BENNYHOFF, J, A. 6391

8LUYSSEN, H, 6372

BRAUNST&IN, L, 3988 6947

BROOKHAVEN NATIONAL 2589

LABORATORY

BRUNELLE. R.L, 6048 6951

BRYAN, D,E, 444 25l? 2&Q5 2607 3486 4286 602D

6032

1-1
FORENSIC SCIENCE - AUTHOR INDEX

BRYDGES. T, 2762

8UCHANAN. J,D. 2793 2959

CHRISTIAN, J f E # COHAM, M,D,

COLEMAN, R,F,

CONDAMIN, J,

CRIPPS, F,H,

DAS, H,A,

DE B»UIN, M,

DEI8E, J,

DEWAR, W,A,

DIDISIMQ, D,

DYER, F # F,

FMELEUS, V,M,

EMERY, J,F,

ERICKSON, N,E,

EVANS, R,D,

4329

2647 264B

438Q 5390 5401 6376 6377 6839 7i?9

5579

4380 5390 6839 7129

3738 4230

6019

DE QOEU. J.J.M, 6954

802

134

6312

DUBINSKaYAi N,A. 5869

2699

561 1132

1031 lo35 1635 2931

6040 6311

2694 2762

FINK, W,C. 6209

FLEGENMeIMeRi J, 1504

FORSHUFVUD, S, 565 1225 2571

FORSLEV, AiW* 1422

1-2
FORENSIC SCIENCE - AUTHOR INDEX

GOMEZ, H,

GORDUS* A. A,

GRIFFIN, j,b,

GRIFFON, H,

GUINN, V,P,

HALL, 5.

HARRISON, W,W,

HART. D-s-M.

HEIZER, R.F,

HERMANN, A,

HILL, M.E.

HOFFMAN, C,M,

HOUTMAN, J.P.W,

HUMMEL, R.L.

vIERVIS* R.E.

JOHANSEN, 0,

KERRi M,F.

KESSLER, W,V,

KIRK, P,L.

KNUDSON, A.R,

KOBAYASHI, M,

KOZUKA, H,

802 j.734 2926

62q9 6217 6224 6227 6241 6242 6244

6227

198

183 444 1Q34 2144 25l7 26[)3 2607

2782 279q 279x 2792 2959 3486 35n4

4286 6q2o 6q25 6034 6225 6333

1132

6955

6312

6391

6378

6209

2648 4263 6q21 6030 6Q36 6048 6951

1825 6 o 1 9 6Q6i 6849 6954

1737

584 706 970 1736 1737 2143 2548 6QK

6041 6210 6314 63i5 6835 6863 6952

2739

706

4329

1149 6026

5543

6045

112

1-3
KRAAY. CM,

KRANER, H,W,

KRISMNAN, S.S,

KUROTA, M.

KU$A*A. Y.

FORENSIC SCIENCE - AUTHOR INDEX

657D

2694 2762

3065 5750 6q35 63n 7086

2464

6436

LECHTmAn* W,m,

leddicotte, G,w,

lenihan, j.m.a.

LIMA, F,W,

UUKAC, p,

LUKENS, H.R.

LUNOEj G,

LUX, F.

LYON, W.S,

mackintosh* W.d,

MADlGANj S.ti.

MADIGAM, S.C,

MARTIN* E.P.

MARTIN* G.E.

MAYES, P,

MEIJERS, P,

MILLER, F.J,

NAKA^U»A# Y.

1834

763 1031 1035 1635 2931 6q28

134 3.1 u 593 2943 6q27 7l9o

5358 6039

6847

2144 6313 6953

1205 2739

3988 6947

1635 5710

70 6 9 7

U

2782

2790

6353

6048

5742

6949

571G

2464

I-f
FORENSIC SCIENCE - AUTHOR INDEX

NISSEN, H.U, 1376

NIWASE, K, 112

OAK RIDGE NATIONAL 1442

LABORATORY

0LIN# J.S. 6950

PAPPAS, A.C, 1205

PEDEPSENi A,0, 6679

PELEKIS, L,L. 9869

PERKONS, A.K, 7Q6 *737 2548 6 37 6311 6315 695?

PEPL^AN, I, 5788

PICON, N, 5579

PILLAY, K,K f S, 2145 6312

PINDPUS, P, l3

PINKER, R.H. X 83 1034 2959

PR0 * M ' J » 763 1031 1077 1635 2647 2648 4263

6 Q21 6y3 6 Q36 6q48 695^

PURQV, J.C, 6209

R AVETZ, A. 638Q

RAYUDU, G,V f S, 6314

REYNOLDS, L.M, 4329

ROSS, W,J, 1035

RUCH, R,R, 183 1034 2782 2790 2792 2793 2959

RUDELLI, M, 802

RUTTINK. J, 3708

1-5
RYAN* W.P.

rybach* l.

FORENSIC SCIENCE - AUTHOR INDEX

6038

1376

SAYRE, E.V, 1032 1834 1897 l9g6 2945 6031 6950

SCHLESINGER, H,L 2647 2648 4263 6021 6Q30 6036 6953

SCHO^TAG, A, 1732

2694 2762

4380 5390 6839 7129

4263

2517 3486 6Q2Q 6033 6953

5358

561 6456

5742

310 565 1225 1928 2570 2958 6p42

SCHROEDER, G,L.

SCOTT, H,D,

SCOTT, J,E,

SETTLE, D,M,

SIUVA, CM,

SIMPSOM, G,

SLATER, D.N,

SMITH, H,

SMITH, p,B,

SMYTHE, L,E.

SNOW, K.B.

SOMDEL, J, A.

STARK, H,

STEINNES, E,

STIMSOM, A,

STINISON, A,

STRAUSS, R,

6372

3968 6033

6951

2145 6312

1732

2739 6679

5390 7129

438C

6947

THOMAS, C.C., JR 2145 6312

THOMAS, R.C. 2145 6312

I-b
FORENSIC* SCIENCE - AUTHOR INDEX

THOMPSON, M, 6457

TIEFENBACH, B, 6314

TOKUNAGA, 0, 2464

TOLGYESSY, J, 6847

TOUSSET, J, 5579

TRAVESI JIMENEZ, A. 2765

TSIRKUNOVA, I,E, 5869

TURKSTRA, J. 1625 6()61

U.S. ATOMIC ENERGY 129S

COMMISSION

VAN DEN BERG, A, 6Q19 6954

VOIGT, A.F, 351 2495

WAALER* T. 6679

WAHLGREN, M*A, 6029

WASSFNi A. 565 1225 2570

WESTONi N.T, 6376

WILCOX, T.R. 6209

WILLIAMSON, T.G. 6955

WOLICKI, E.A. 5543

WRIGHT, G.A, 6227

WYTTEN9ACH, A. 2645 399S 6353 6378

1-7
FORENSIC SCIENCE - AUTHOR INDEX

ZEGERSi C.

ZIEMER, P.t.

ZONDERHUIS, J,

ZUBER, K,

6954

4329

3738 4230

619 4328

1-8
Subject Index

0)

c

O

a

a>x

FORENSIC SCIENCE - SUBJECT INDEX

ADHESIVE TAPE

42b3

ARCHAEOLOGICAL - GENERAL, STATUES, POTTERY, ETC.

13 351 5bl 1032 1301 130b 137b 18=17 142b 2445 2575 258=1

EbS 4- 27b2 2=14-5 5742 5788 b20=l b224 b227 b241 b341 b458 b450

ARCHAEOLOGICAL - COINS

bl4 1132 3738 3=148 4230 4328 5574 b217 b242 b244 b372 b378

b388 b43b b457 b570 b447 b444

ARSENIC IN HAIR, TEETH, SKIN, NAILS AND TISSUE

134 1S8 543 70b 802 470 1734 1428 2b05 2b07 2743 242b 2458

5358 b040 b353 b454

AUTO TIRE RUBBER

2b07 2743 2454

BULLET LEAD

2144 b313

COINS

5543

COURT OR INQUEST CASES

1240 2b07 b040 b311 b453

DRUGS

1077 2b07 2b48 2734 2782 2740 b021 b030 bb74

FOOD, FOODSTUFFS, TOBACCO

2782 2740 b020

GLASS

173b 2b07 2742 2454 348b b033 b225 b37b

II-l
FORENSIC SCIENCE - SUBJECT INDEX

GUNSHOT RESIDUES

183 103 1* lt*2 1732 2tbf 2b05 2b07 S7b5 S78E 27R0 27R2 27R3

2S5R 30b5 3t8b 5750 b021 b030 b03H- b035 b03b b225 b83R 708b

HAIR, GENERAL

70b lf22 14-H-2 173b 21t3 25*8 2b07 E b S S 27b5 2782 2710 3*8b

3708 b020 b021

HAIR, DETAILED STATISTICAL STUDY OR CRITICAL REVIEW

t380 53R0 b037 b038 bOfl 712R

HAIR, WASHING AND LEACHING

b25 2518 58bS bOIR b03R bR5HHEROIN, OPIUM, MARIJUANA

1205 2b lf8 2^31 3*8b b020 b31t

HISTORICAL STUDIES

5b5 1225 2570 2SY3

ILLICIT SPIRITS

2b*7 3f8b b020 b030 b0f8

INK, TYPEWRITER PRINT

lb35 2b0? 27R1 2R5R

INSTRUMENTATION AND COMPUTATION

173b 1737 b02q b315 bR52

OIL, GREASE

2b07 2782 27R0 27R1 27R2 27R3 2R5R

PAINT, PIGMENTS

7b3 lb35 2b05 2b07 2bt5 2bY7 2782 27S2 3t8b t28b b021 b032

b225

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FORENSIC SCIENCE - SUBJECT INDEX

PAINTINGS, STAMPS

150* 1825 183* 3R88 b030 8031 bObl bSfR

PAPER, CURRENCY

lft2 Sb05 2792 295S 3f8b b225

PLASTICS

2b07 27<U 27R3 295R

ROPE

3t8b

SOIL

7b3 1290 lb35 2b07 2b*7 2790 2791 2792 b021 b030 b951

SOOT

7b3 lb35

STABLE TRACERS IN GUNPOWDER AND DRUGS

2115 f32S b312

TECHNICAL AND HISTORICAL REVIEW

112 310 ^tt 551 58* 7b3 1031 1035 llfR 2517 3504- 3Sb8 S'fOl

5710 b018 b025 b02b b027 b028 b0f2 b0«f5 b210 b311 b333

b377 b835 b8f7 b8b3 bR52 b955 7190

WOOD

2b07 2792 2959 b020

WOOL

1YY2

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