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Determination of the

Light Elements in Metals:

A Bibliography of

Activation Analysis Papers
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A Bibliography of Activation Analysis Papers

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PREFACE

This bibliography is the second 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.

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Analytical Chemistry Division

IV
DETERMINATION OP THE LIGHT ELEMENTS IN METALS:

A BIBLIOGRAPHY OP ACTIVATION ANALYSIS PAPERS

G. J. Lutz, Editor

References to the Determination of the Light Elements

in Metals using Activation Analysis are indexed according to

the elements boron, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, phosphorous,

silicon and sulfur. The indexes are arranged by Element

Determined and subdivided according to Matrices and

Nuclear Reactions involved. An Author Index is included.

Key words: Boron; carbon; light elements; metals; nitrogen;

oxygen; phosphorous; silicon; sulfur.

INTRODUCTION

This publication, Determination of the Light Elements

in Metals: A Bibliography of Activation Analysis Papers, is

the second in a series of specialized bibliographies on

Activation Analysis prepared by the Analytical Chemistry

Division Activation Analysis Information 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.

Items included in this bibliography were extracted

from the Elements Determined: Boron, Carbon, Nitrogen,

Oxygen, Phosphorous, Silicon and Sulfur and from the

appropriate keys of Matrix Analyzed dealing with metals.

The form of the indexes is by Element Determined with

listings of Matrices and Nuclear Reactions involved.
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 commensurate

with the growth of the field.

VI
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

ALBERT. P.

APPLICATION OP RADIOFLEMENTS TO THF PURIFICATION

OF ALUMINUM AND OF IRQM,

SERIE A, NO 2928, NO D QRD^E 3799, THESES, MASSoN

FT CIE. EDITEURS, PArJS, 72P,, 1956 (FRENCH),

faculty of sciences, university of Paris,

albert, p. * chaldron, g, * sue, p,

microdftermination by chenic^l means of carbon in

oeuteron irradiated iron,

PULL. SOC CHpl, FRANCE, C97"Cl02 (1953) (FRENCH).

CENTRE D ETUDES DE Ct-MIE ME TAILURG I QUE , VITRY SUR

SEINE, FRANCE,

22

45

49

ATCHISON, G.J. * BEAMER,

DETERMINATION OF TRACE

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

ANAL. CHEM., 2^, 1812-1815

DOW CHEMICAL CO,, MlnLAND,

W.H,

IMPURITIES IN MAGNESIUM B

Y

(1952), (ENGLISH), ThE

MICHIGAN.

beard, d.b. * jo h nson, r,g, * 3radshaw, w.g,

radioactivation of 0vy3em and carbon in beryllium,

lmsd-5h65, 20p,, aug. 1958, (english), nuclear

physics dept,, research and development branch,

lockheed aircraft corp,, sunnyvale, calif,

46 beard, d,b. * johnson, r,g, * ^radshaw, w,g,

photon activation mEaSJres oxygen, carbon in

beryllium.

nucleonics, 17, 90-94, 96 (1959), (english).

LOCKHEED AIRCRAFT CO., P^LO AlTQ, CALIF,

BRADSHAW, w_ G

BERYLLIUM ANALYZED FC.H TRACE

GAMMA-RAY ACTIVATION,

LMSD-2R8231, 2?P., JaN, i960

AIRCRAFT CORP,, MISSILES AMD

SUNNYVALF, CALIF.

JOHNSON, R,S, * BEARD, D.B,

IMPURITIES BY

(ENGLISH) , SPACE DIV,,LOCKHEED

5R OILMAN, A.fl. * ISSEROW, 3,

ANALYSIS OF OXYGEN J\ 3ERYLLIUM,

NMl-i.234. ?5P., MAY * , i960, (ENGLISH).

METALS INC., CONCORD, ^ASS,

NUCLEAR
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

81

in?

105

W.A,# JR. * uEODICOTTE, G,W, *

IN TITANIUM BY

RROOKSPANK.

REYNOLDS. S.A.

DETERMINATION OF TRACE ELECTS

NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

ANAL. CHEM., 2&» 1U33-1035 (1956),

ANAL. CHEM. DIV,, ORnL. OAK RIDGE*

(ENGLISH) , TENNESSEE.

CHAuOron. G.

CONTRIBUTION TO THE PROBLEM OF LAST TRACES OF

IMPURITIFS IN METALS.

BULL. SOC. CHIM, FRANCE, 419-422 (1954), (FRENCH),

LABORATOIRFS DE VITRY DU C.N.R.S., FRANCE,

MAHQNY. J.D.

REACTIONS OF HE-3 WITH LIGHT ELEMENTS

APPLICATIONS TO ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

UCRL-11780 (PH.D. THESIS), 62P., JANUARY 1965,

(ENGLISH). UCRUi BERKELEY, C*LIF

108

109

118

119

coleman, r.f. * perkin. j.l,

the determination of the oxygen content of

BERYLLIUM METaL BY ACTIVaTIOM,

ANALYST. 84. 233*236 (1959), (ENGLISH), UK AEA,

AWRE. ALDERMASTON, BFR<S, ENGLAND,

COLEMAN, R.F. * PERKIN. J.L.

APPARATUS FOR T HE ROlTlNE DETERMINATION OF THE

OXYGEN CONTENT OF b€RYLLIUM MET A L BY ACTIVATION.

ANALYST, 85. 154-155 (I960), (ENGLISH), UK AEA*

AWRE. ALDERMASTON, BFR<S, ENGLAND,

OURIE, I.

detection and analysis of carbon in steel by

induced radioactivity

j. pmys. radium, 13, 497-498 (1952), (french),

laboratoire curie de l pstjtut nu radium de

Paris.

CURIE, I.

DETECTION AND DETERMINATION OF CARBON IN STEEL

THE USE OF ARTIFICIAL =?AD I OaCT I V I T Y , hull. soc. chim, france, c94-c97 (1953). (fren

laboratoire curie de l i mstj tut du radium de

Paris.

BY
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

131 ANDERS. O.U. * BRIDEN. D,W,

TRACE OXYGEN DETERMINATION I \ CESIUM METAL AND THE

PROBLEM OF RECOILS PRO M Th E ATMOSPHERE D U RING

FaST-NEUTRON ACTlVATlO^St

ANAL, CHEM., 37, 530*533 (1965), (ENGLISH),

RADIOCHEMISTRY RESEARCH LABORATORY, THE DOW

CHEMICAL CO,, MIDLAND MICH,

140 SQCIETA RICERCHE IMPIAnTI NUCLEI

determination of trace-elects in iron samples by

neUtron-activ a tion techniques,

EURAFC-1273, NOVEMBER 1964, (ENGLISH), SOCIETa

RICERCHE IMPUNTI NU C LEaRJ» ^ILAN, ITALY,

161 FOSTER. L.M. * GAITANIS. CD,

DETERMINATION OF PHOSPHORUS IN ALUMINUM AND

ALUMINUM OXIDE BY RAT I OACT I VAT I ON ANALYSIS,

ANAL. CHEM,. 27, 134?-1344 (1955), (ENGLISH),

ALUMINUM RESEARCH LABORATORIES, NEW KENSINGTON*

PA,

181 GILL. R.A.

PROTON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS I

Vi THE DETERMINATION OF

SUBMICROGRAM a m 0UNTS OF 3OR0N IN SILICON,

AERE C/R 2756. 25P. (1958), (ENGLISH), UK AERE.

HARWELL. BERKSHIRE, EN3LAN0,

223 HERR, W.

TRACE ANALYSIS WITH RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS CF PHOSPHORUS IN IRON,

ARCH. FISENHUTTENWESfN, 26, 523-526 (1955),

(GERMAN), MITTEILUNG AJS OE^ MAX-PLANCK INSTlTuT

FUR CHEMIE. MAINZ, GER^AMY,

244 JAMES, J, A. * RICHARDS. D,H,

RaDIOaCTIVaTION ANALYSIS OF PHOSPHORUS IN SILICON,

NATURE, 176, 1026 (1955), (ENGLISH), RESEARCH

LAB,, BRITISH THOMSON-HOUSTQM CQ,, LTD,, RUG^Y,

ENGLAND,

246 james, j, a. * richards. d,h,

Radiochemical analysis of silicon,

j. electronics and control, 3. 500-506 (1957),

(english), research lab,. the british

thomson-houston co. ltd,, rugby, england,
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

255

351

391

398

KANT, A. * CALI, J, P. * THOMPSON, M,D,

DETERMINATION OF IMPURITIES IN SILICON

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

ANAL. CHEM., 28, 1867-1871 (1956), (ENGLISH),

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT COMMAND, AIR FORCE

CAMBRIDGE RESEARCH CENTER, BEDFORD, MASS,

BY NEUTRON

AIR

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

ANALYSIS OF A DAMASCUS STEEL

ACTIVATION.

1S-1105, 12P,. FEBRUARY 25i 1965. (ENGLISH),

INSTITUTE FOR ATOMIC RESEARCH AND DEPARTMENTS

CHEMISTRY AND NUCLEAR ENGINEERING, IOWA STATE

UNIVERSITY, AMES, lOl*A,

BY NEUTRON AND GAMMA

Of

OSMOND. R.G, • SMALES, A, A,

THE DETERMINATION BY RADlOACT I V A T I ON OF THE OXYGEN

CONTENT OF POWDERED VETALS WITH PARTICULAR

REFERENCE TO BERYLLIUM,

ANAL. CHIM, ACTA, 10. 117-128 (1954), (ENGLISH)

(FRENCH AND GERMAN SLMMaRJES), ANALYTICAL

CHEMISTRY GROUP, AERp# HARWELL* ENGLAND,

PLUM3, R.C'ji

MEASURING TRACE ELEMENTS BY ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

NUCLEONICS. 14# NO, 5* 48-49 (1956), (ENGLISH),

ALUMINUM RESEARCH LAB,* ALUMINUM CORP, OF AMERICA,

MEW KENSIGNTONi PA,

401 POINT, J, J,

DETERMINATION OF SMALL AMOUNTS OF CARBON IN IRON

BY PROTON IRRADIATION,

UNESC0/NS/RIC/48 <PRCG, FJRST UNESCO CONF, PARlS#

1957). 8P. (FRENCH), IMSTlTUT I NTERUN I VERS I TA IRE

DES SCIENCES NUCLEASES, CENTRE DE LA FACULTE

POLYTECHNIQUE DE MONS, BELGI3UE,

417 RIEZLER, W.

ANALYSIS THROUGH NUCLEAR TRANSMUTATION,

Z. NATURFORSCH,, 4A# 545-549 (1949), (GERMAN), AUS

DEM PHYSIKALISCHEN IkSTiTUT DER UNIVERSITaT BONN,

GERMANY.

426 FUJI I - I. * MUTO# H, * MJYOSMJ, K,

DETERMINATION OF OxYOEN IN METALS BY 14-MEV

NEUTRON ACTIVATION.

8UNSEKI KAGAKUi 13, 249-254 (1964), (JAPANESE)

(ENGLISH SUMMARY), TCKYQ SHJBaURa ELECTRIC CO,,

LTD.. KAWASAKIi JAPAN, „
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

452 SHORT, H.G. * WILLIAMS. A, I,

DETERMINATION OF SMALL AMOUNTS OF SJLICON IN

HIQH-PURITY IRON,

ANALYST, 83, 624-627 <1958>i (ENGLISH), NATIONAL

PHYSICAL LAB., TEDDInGTOM, MIDDLESEX, ENGLAND,

500 broadhead, k.g, * headyi h,h,

elimination of container effects in actuation

analysis.

anal. chem., 37, 759-760 (1965), (english), r£no

metallurgy research center* bureau of mines, u.si

department of the interior* reno, nevada*

509 thompson, b.a, * strause, b,m, * leboeu^i m,b,

g a hm a spectrometric *nd Radiochemical analysis for

IMPURiTi E S IN UlTR a PURE SILICON,

ANAL. CHEM., 30# 1023-1027 (1958), (ENGLISH),

GENERAL ENGINEERING LA30RATQSY, GENERAL ELECTRIC

CO,, SCHENECTADYi NiV,

578 ENGELMANN. C.

ON THE UTILIZATION OF "ARTICLES FOR THE

DETERMINATION OF OXYGEN AND CARBON,

COMPT. REND,, 258i 4?79«428l (1964), (FRENCH),

PRANCE.

596 MC CRARY, J.H, MORGAN, I.L. * &AGGERLY, L.L,

NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSjS OF OXYGEN IN

c D V 1 1 f 1 1

PROCEEDINGS 1961 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON

MODERN TRENDS IN AdlVATIOM ANALYSIS, COLLEGE

STATION, TEXASi 24«27, DECEMBER 1961, (ENGLISH),

TEXAS NUCLEAR CORP., AJSTJN, TEXAS,

628 KUSAKA. Y, * TSUJJi H,

DETERMINATION OF SILICON J-N IRON AND STEEL BY

NONDESTRUCTIVE ACTUATION ANALYSIS WITH 14 MEV

NEUTRONS,

NIPPON KAGAKU ZASSHl. B6» 733-736 (JULY 1965),

(JAPANESE) (ENGLISH SUMMARY), KONAN UNIVERSITY,

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY, HI GASHJ NADA-KU, KOBE*Sh!,

JAPAN.
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

641 EMERY. J.F. * MULL1NS, W,T. * BATE, L,C, * LEDDICOTTE, G,W,

TRACE ELEMENT DETERMINATION IN NIOBIUM A^D

ZIRCONIUM METAL, BY RaD JOACTj VaTioN ANALYSIS,

NIOBIUM,

TlD«7629i 239-243# OCTOBER 1961, (ENGLISH), OAK

RIDGE NATIONAL LABORATORY, OAK RJDGE, TENNESSEE,

654 WINCHESTER, J,W, * MEYfR, R,E t * BATE, LiC * LEDDICOTTE, G,W,

DETERMINATION OF OXYGEN IN QXJPE FILMS BY NEUTRON

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

CF- 59-7-128, 6Pii JULY 15, 1959, (ENGLISH), OAK

RIDGE NATIONAL LAB,, OAK RlDGEi TENN,

655 LEONHARDT. W,

DETERMINATION OF SURFACE Q*YGEN ON METALS BY

ACTIVATION IN THE REaCTQR,

ANAL. CHIM. ACTA, 32, 355-369 (1965), (GERMAN)

(ENGLISH AND FRENCH SUMMARIES), ZENTRAL I NST I TUT

FUR KERNFORSCHUNG, RcSSe^DORF (D,D,R,)t

688 ALBERT, P,

SYSTEMATIC ANALYSIS CF IMPURITIES IN ZONE REFINED

ALUMINUM AND IRON BY IRRADIATION IN THE ATOMIC

PILE.

PURE AND APPL. CMEM,, 1, 111-119 (196CM, (FRENCH)

(ENGLISH SUMMARY), C.N,R,S,, 15 RUE G, URBAJN,

VITRY, SEINE, FRANCE,

703 ALBERT, P.

THE USE OF REACTIONS INDUCED BY ACCELERATED

PROTONS, DEUTE«ONS, KELJONS A ND GAMMa PHOTONS IN

radioactivation analysis for the determination of

oxygen, carbon, and mtrogen in metals,

proceedings international conference on modern

trends in activation analysis, college station*

texas, 78-85, december 1961, (english), centre

national de la recherche scientifigue, centre d

ETUDFS DE CHIMIE MeT a LLURGIQUe# VITRY SUR SEINE,

FRANCE.
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

704 ALBERT, P.

A COMBINATION OF CHEeJCAl AND PHYS IC0CHEM I CAL

METHODS FOR A SYSTeMaTIc SEPARATION OF LARGE

numbers of rad ! 1 sotcpes on one experimental

analysis of aluminum, ir0n# and zirconium by

radioactivation,

PROCEEDINGS INTERNaTiOMaL CONFERENCE ON MODERN

TRENDS IN ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, COLLEGE STa^ON*

texas, 86-94, december 1961, (enguish), centre

national de la recherche scienTjfjqUe, centre d

ETUDES DE CHIMIE MeTaLLURG I QUE# VJTRY SUR SEINE,

FRANCE.

744 VON ARDENNE, M, * BERNARD* f

,

A NUCLEAR PHYSICAL METHOD FOR DETERMINING SMALL

QUANTITIES OF CARBON IN IRON,

Z, PHYSIK., 122, 740-748 (1944), (GERMAN).

KERNPHYSIKALISCHEN USTjTUT DES

RElCHSPOSTMiNlSTERlUyS, BERLIN- L ICHTERFELDE-OST

und der forschungsanstalt de* friedricw KRUPP,

ESSEN, GERMANY,

760 FQURNET. L.

SYSTEMATIC ANAUYSIS CF ZIRCOMJUm AFTER NEUTRON

irradiation.

theses, a la faculte des sciences de l

DE PARIS. 43P,i 28 MaY 1962, (FRENCH),

UNIVERSITE

FRANCE,

762 CERRAI, E, * GADDA, F,

THE DETERMINATION OF 0XY3EN

Radioactivation WITH 14 M£V

ENERGIA NUCLEA^Ei 9» NO, 6*

(ENGLISH) (ITALIAN SUMMARY),

SEGRATF, MILANO, ITALY.

IN ZIRCONIUM BY

NEUTRONS,

317-325 (1962),

LABORATORI CISE

767 ALBERT, P, * GAlHET, w , use of radioisotopes in the systematic analysis of

impurities in metals of vgry high purity,

Radioisotopes in t h e physical sciences and

industry. iaea* vienna, 243-259 (1962). (french)

(english, russian anp spanish summaries), centre d

etudes de chime metall jrg i 3ue, cnrs, vitry,

FRANCE.
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

814

850

864

892

ALBERT, P, * ENQELMANN, c, * MAY, S, * PETIT, J,

ANALYSIS OF OXYGEN, CARBON, AND NITROGEN BY

ACTIVATION BY MEANS CF GAMMa, N REACTION,

CO^PT. REND., 254, 119-121 (1962), (FRENCH),

LaBORaTOIRE DE vitry du c.m^.s, ET centre D

ETUDES NUCLEASES DE SaCLA*, FRANCE,

BAKER, C.A,

SOME TECHNIQUES FOR THE DETERMINATION OF ISOTOPES

OF SHORT HALF. LIFE AS APPLIED To THE ACTIVATION

ANALYSIS OF BERYLLIUM,

PRODUCTION AND USE OF SHORT-LIVED RADIOJSOTPES

PROM REACTORS (PROCEEDINGS OF A SEMINAR, VIENNA,

5-9 NOVEMBER 1 9 62), VOL, II, 3'-44 (1963),,

(ENGLISH) FRENCH, RUSSIAN AND SPANISH SUMMARIES),

UKAEA (RESEARCH GROUP), LONDON, ENGLAND,

BLACKBURN, R. * PETERS, 3,F,G f DETERMINATION OF PHOSPHORUS IN HYPEREUTECT I

C

ALUMINUM-SILICON ALLOYS 3Y A NEUTRON ACTIVATION

METHOD,

ANAL. CHEM., 35, lo*l3 (1963), (ENGLISH), TUBE

INVESTMENTS RESEARCH LABORATORIES, HJNXTON HALL,

CAMBRIDGE, ENGLAND,

MATERIALS

AND

MELLET, M.

APPLICATION OF RADIOACTIVATION FOR THE

DETERMINATION OF TRACES IN HIGH PURITY

FOR THE ELABORATION CF SEMI-CONDUCTORS

ELECTRONIC TUBES,

COMPTES RENDUS DES JCURNEES D ETUDES SUR L ANALYSE

PA* ACTIVATION, GRENCBLE* FRANCE. PRESSES

UNIVERSITAIRES DE FRANCE, 121-124, MAY 1961,

(FRENCH). C.N.E,T, ISSY LES MQULINFAUX, FRANCE,

893 HOSTE, J. * LELMERT, G, * BOUTEU, P,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS CF MINERAL CONSTITUENTS IN

STEEL AND PIG IRON WiTH THE AID OF AN INTERNAL

STANDARD.

COMPTES RENDUS DES JCURNEES D ETUDES SUR L ANALYSE

PAR ACTIVATION, GRENCBLE, FRANCE, PRESSES

UNIVERSITAIRES DE FRANCE, 125, MAY 1961, (FRENCH),

UNIVERSITE DE GaND, LABORATOIRE DE CHIMIE

ANALYTIQUE. BELGIQUE.
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

912 THOMPSON, B,A,

DETERMINATION OF QXlcE FILM THICKNESS BY PROTON

ACTIVATION,

ANAL. CHEM., 33, 583-586 (1961), (ENGLISH),

GENERAL ENGINEERING LA30RATQRY, GENERAL ELECTRIC

CO., SCHENECTADY, N.Y,

979 LEWIS, J.E,

EXPERIENCE WITH NEUTRON ACTIVATION IN THE ANAL Y SIS

OF ALUMINUM.

SYMPOSIUM ON RADIOISOTOPE IN METaLS ANALYSIS AND

TESTING, ASTM NO, 26l, 46-51 (1959), (ENGLISH),

ALCOA RESEARCH LABORATORIES, NEW KENSINGTON, PA,

985 RAKOVSKII, E.E. * SMAKhTIN* I, A, * YAKOVLEV, Y,V,

THE DETERMINATION OF M ICQI M

P UR IT IES IN HIGH

PURITY ANTIMONY BY ThE R AD I OACT I VAT I ON METHOD OF

ANALYSIS,

INDUSTRIAL LABORATORY, 26# 1383*1385 (1961),

(ENGLISH TRANSLATION), V,I. VERNADSKII INSTITUTE

OF GEOCHEMISTRY A ND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY OF THE

ACADEMY OF SCIENCES CF THE USSR, RUSSIA,

1013

1026

1067

rommEl, h,

BORON DETERMINATION rY ACTIVATION ANALYSIS USiNq

the nuclear reaction b-h (p,n) c-ii,

kernenergie, 5, 859-860 (1*62), (german),

mltteilung aus dem zgntral, inst i tut fur kernphy s ik # BEREICH RaDIOcHEMIEi ROSSE^DORF bEI DRESDEN,

GERMANY.

PIERCE. T.B, * PECK, P.F, HEMRY, W,M,

DETERMINATION OF CaRrON IN STEELS BY MEASUREMENT

OF THE PROMPT GaMMa-RaDUTIQM EMITTED DURING

PROTON BOMBARDMENT,

NATURE, 204, 571*572 (1964), (ENGLISH), ANALYTICAL

CHEMISTRY BRANCH, aErE, HARWELL, BERKS, ENGLAND.

MIYOSHI, K.

A 14-MEV NEUTRON-ACTlVATIQN

OXYQFN DETERMINATION.

TOSHIBA REBYU, 20, 671-676 (JULY

(JAPANESE) (ENGLISH SUMMARY), TAMAGAWA WORKS,

TOKYO SHIBAURA ELECTRIC CO,, LTD,* JAPAN,

ANALYSIS UNIT FOR

1965),
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

1085

1091

1103

1104

1118

1124

1151

90uten. p. * hoste* j,

the determination of sulphur and phosphorus in

steel ry neutron actuation analysis,

anal. chim. actai 27 . 315-319 (1962), (english)

(french and german summaries), laboratory for

analytical cme m lstry, ghent university, belgium,

8usch. g. * schade, h, * gqb8j, a, * marmier, p,

DETECTION OF BORON On SILICON SURFACES WITH

ACTlV A TlON aNaUYSIS,

J. PHYS. CHEM, SOLIDSi 23, 513*514 (1962*1

(GERMAN) (ENGLISH SUMMARY), LABORaTQRJUM FUR

feSkorpeRphysik, ETH, ZURICHi

COLEMAN. R.F.

THE DETERMINATION OF QXYGE'N 3* FaST-NEUTRON

ACTIVATION,

ANALYST. 87, 590-593 (1962), (ENGLISH), UKAEA,

AWRE. ALDERMASTON, BERKS, ENGLAND,

COLEMAN, R.F,

THE DETERMINATION OF OXYGEN IN BERYLLIUM BY

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

UKAEA PG REPORT 171, 73»80 (I960), (ENGLISH),

AWRE, AlDERMAsTQN, ENGLAND,

GEBaUHR. W, * MARTIN, j,

ACTIVATION ANALYTICAL INVESTIGATION OF HlGM-PURlTY

SILICON,

Z, ANAL. CHEM,, 200, 266-278 (1964), (GERMAN)

(ENGLISH SUMMARY), AUS DEM FQRSCHUNGSLABQRAToRlUM

DER SIEMENS-SCMUCKERTWER<E AG, ERLANGEN, GERMANY,

SAITO. K, * NOZAKI, T, * TANA«A, S, * FURUMWA, M,

* CHENG, H,

RaDIOaCTIVaTION ANALYSIS OF OXYGEN IN HIGH-PURITY

silicon by irradiation with alpha-part i cles

,

intern. j, appl, rad. and isotopes, 14, 357-363

(1963). (english) (french, russian and german

summaries). institute for nuclear study, the

university of tqkyo, Tanashi, Tokyo, japan,

10
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

1158

1165

1166

leonwardt, w,

the sensitivity of oxygem determination by

activation analysis in reactors,

kernenfrgie, 5i 166-170 (1962). (german),

zentralinstitut fur kewhysik, bereich

radiochemif* rossendcrf 9ej dresden, germany,

MAKASHEVA, I,E, * MASlCVi I, A, * OBUKHQVi A,P,

RaDIOaCTIVaTION ANALYSIS OF SEMICONDUCTING SILICON

BY MEANS OF A MULT I -CHANNEL GaMM A -SPECTROMETER , J. ANAL. CHEM, USSR, 15, 375-379 (i960), (ENGLISH

TRANSLATION). PHYS ICC-TECHN I CAL INSTITUTE, ACADEMY

OF SCIENCES, USSR, LENINGRAD* RUSSIA,

1193 NIESE, S, * ROMMEL* H. * MORZE<* P, * HgROLD* C,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS pURjTY TESTING OF TARGETS FoR

ISOTOPE PRODUCTION,

ACTA CHIM, ACAD, Scl. MUNG.# 26, 235-241 (1961),

(GERMAN). ZENTRALINSTITUT FUR KERNPHYSJK,

ROSSENDORF, BEREICH RADIOCMEMIE, GERMANY,

1194 NOZAKI. T, * TANAKA, S. * FURU<AWA, M, * SAJTO* K,

RADIOACTIVATION ANALYSIS QF OXYGEN IN SILICON BY

IRRADIATION WITH ALPfc A-PART J CLES IN A CYCLOTRON,

NATURE, 190, 39-40 (1961), (ENGLISH), INSTITUTE

FOR NUCLEAR STUDY, UNIVERSITY OF TOKYO, TaNaSHJ,

JAPAN.

1215 SHAMAEV, V.I.

analysis of mlcroimpuritles in selenium and in

tellurium by neutron activation,

radiochemistryi ussr, 113-118 (i960), (english

TRANSLATION), RUSSIA,

1219 SIMON, L.

THE DETERMINATION OF C 1^ IRON BY THE

RADIOACTIVATION METHCD,

WUTNICKE LISTYi 13, 708-711 (1958), (CZECH),

CZECHOSLOVAKIA,

11
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

1263 ENGELMANN, C. * GOSSET, J, LOEUILLET, M,

ROUTINE ACTIVATION AKALYSJS OF CERTAIN IMPURITIES

OF BERYLLIUM,

BULL. SOC. CHJM, FRANCE, 2i 544-547 (1965),

(FRENCH). COMMISSARIAT A L, ENERGIE ATOMJQUEi

DEPARTMENT DE METALLLRGIEi FRANCE.

1309 DUTIMA. 0,

DETERMINATION OF QXYgEV IN ZIRCaLOY BY FAST

NEUTRON ACTIVATION,

KAPL-2000-i9* 1,14-1,23 (1962), (ENGLISH), KNOLLS

ATOMIC POWER lABORATcRY, SCHMECTADYi N,Y,

1318 MARKOWITZ* S.S. * MAmQnY, J,D,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS FOR OXYGEN AND OTHER ELEMENTS

BY HELIUM-3-INDUCED \UCLEa* REACTIONS,

anal. chem., 34, 329-335 (1962), (english),

Laurence radiation laboratory and department of

chemistry, university of california, berkeley,

CALIF,

1378 CUYPERS. M. * LE HERICy, J, * CUYPERS, J, * ALBERT, P.

DETERMINATION OF SULFUR IN COPPER BY NEUTRON

ACTIVATION.

COMPT. REND., 261, 5494-5496 (DECEMBER 20, 1965),

(FRENCH). CENTRE D FTJDE DE CHIMIE METALLURG I QUE

DU CENTRE NATIONAL DE LA RECHERCHE SCIENTJF IQUE,

VITRY. VAL-DE-MARNE# FRANCE,

1394 METCALF, A.

a neutron activation technique for oxygen

determination,

steel times, 108, 90-92 (1964), (english), bisra

steelmak1ng division, engl a nd,

1453 burns, f,c,

determining the oxygen content of steel by neutron

activation techniques,

j. metals. 16, 948 (1964), (english), u,s, army

materials research agency, watertqwn, mass,

1471 mignonsin, e.p, * albert, p,

analysis of pure zlrcomlum by neutron radio

activation.

bull, soc. chim, france, 2* 553-561 (1965),

(french), centre ne etudes de chimie

MeTALLURGIQUF, VITRY, TRANCE.

12
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

1477 CUYpERS, M.

SYSTEMATIC ANALYSIS OF HIGH PURJTY COPPER,

FOLLOWING ITS IRRADIATION BY THERMAL NEUTRONS,

ANN. CHIM. (PARIS), 9. 509-540 (1964), (FRENCH),

LABORATOIRE DE RADIOCHIMIE ANALYTIQUE DU CENTRE D

ETUDES DE CHIMI'E MeTaLLURG IQUE* VITRY (SEINE),

FRANCE.

1483 CONDIT. R.H, * HOLT, J.B,

A TECHNIQUE FOR STUDYING OXYGEN DIFFUSION AND

LOCATING OXIDE INCLUSION IN METaLS BY USING THE

PROTON RADIOACTIVATICN OF OXVGEN-18,

J. ELECTROCHEM. SOCi, lUi 1192-1194 (1964),

(ENGLISH). LAWRENCE RADIATION! LABORATORYi

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LIVERMORE, CALIFORNIA,

1520 ROHNSCH, W.

DETERMINATION OF PHOSPHORUS, SULFUR, AND CHLORINE

IN SELENIUM BY ACTjV A TlON ANALYSIS,

MIKROCMIM. ICHNOANaL. ACTA. 1, 10-16 (1965),

(GERMAN) (ENGLISH ANp FRENCH SUMMARIES), JNSTlTuT

FUR ANGEWANDTE RAD I OaKTI VJ TaT , LEIPZIG, DER

DEUTSCHEN AKADEMIE DER Wl SSEMSCHAFTEN ZU BERLIN,

GERMANY.

1546 LOBANOV. E.M. * ZVYAGlN, V.I, * ZVEREV. B,P, * BLINKOV, D.I.

ON THE SENSITIVITY OF

BORON |N A SILICON BY

Radutsionnye EFFEKTY

TASHKENT. PUBLISHING

(1964), (RUSSIAN).

a method for determining

neutron capture reactors.

v xondensirovannykm sredakh,

house of the sciences, 64-73

RUSSIA,

1547

1560

' ZVEREV* B,P,

LOW CONCENTRATION OF

LOBaNOV. E.M, * ZVYAGllw V.J. ' THE PROBLEM OF DETERGING A

BORON IMPURITY IN SILICON,

RADUTSIONNYE EFFEKTY V KQNDENS IRQVANNYKH SREDAKH,

TASHKENT. PUBLISHING HOUSE OF THE SCIENCES, 74*76

(1964), (RUSSIAN), RUSSIA,

LUTZ, G.J. * DE SOETE, D,

DETERMINATION OF CaRfOM IN SODIUM BY PHOTON

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

ANAL, CHEM., 40, NO, 4, 820-822 (1968),

(ENGLISH). NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS.

WASHINGTON. D.C,

13
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

1561 ZWAGIN. V.I. * LOBANQv, E,M, * ZvEREV, B,P, * LENcHENKO, V.Mi

APPLICATION OF B-lo<N»ALPHA)LI-7 REACTION TO TM£

DETERMINATION OF BORCN IN Sj

t

ICON,

RADUTSIONNYE EFFEKTy V TVERDYKH TELaKM,

Tashkent, publishing house of academy of sciences,

56«67 (1963), (russian!), russja,

1570 gibbons, d. * simpson, h,

the determination of sjl p hur in materials of high

neutron absorption cross-sec^ i on by fast neutron

ACTlV A TlON ANALYSIS,

INTERN. J. APPL. RAD. AND ISOTOPES, 9* 143 (i960).

(ENGLISH). UKAEA, AErE, HARWELL, DIDCOT, ENGLAND.

1589 HARRIS. W.F.

AN INVESTIGATION OF FAST NEUTRON ACTIVATION

ANALYSIS FOR DETERMINATION OF OXYGEN IN M£TaLS,

TALANTA, 11, 1376-I3gn (1964), (ENGLISH) (GERMAN

AND FRENCH SUMMARIES), GENERAL ATOMIC DIVISION*

GENERAL DYNAMICS CORP,, SAN DIEGO, CALJF,

1590 KlNsEy. R.J. * DANFORTH, J,P, * GREEN, F,L, * KERWlCK, W. * KOHN, Rtf.

the analysis of silIcOm in cast iron by f a st

NEUTRON ACTIVaTjON,

TRANS. AM. NUCL, SOC, 5# 200-201 (1962),

(ENGLISH). GMCi DANVILLE,

1591 KOHn, R.F. * GREEN, F , [. , THE DETERMINATION OF SILICON IN ALUMINUM ALLOY b

y

fast nfutron agtivaTtovj analysis,

trans. am. nucl, soc, 5, 201 (1962). (english),

general motors research laboratories, warren,

michigan.

1599 MAHONY, J,D. * PARSA, P, * MAR<0WITZ, S.S,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS FOR CARBON AND NITROGEN

HE»3 INDUCED NUCL,EaR REACTIONS,

UCRL-11213, 87-90, FEBRUARY 1964, (ENGLISH).

LAWRENCE RADIATION LABORATORY, UNIVERSITY OF

CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY, CALIF,

BY

If
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

1604 HOLM, D.M, * SAN0ERS, U , M , * BRISCOE, W,L, * PARKER. J.L.

measurement of the slrr a ce distribution of carbon

and oxvgen by he-3 activation and autoradiography,

la»dc-8784, 15p,, 1966, (6n3lish), university of

California, los alamcs scientific laboratory, los

alamos, new mexico,

1618 clark, l.. jr. * rasmusssn, n,c,

PROMPT ACTIVATION aNaLYSIS FOR BORON AND LITHjUM.

AFCRL-63-575. 92P,, CCT08ER 1963, (ENGLISH),

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, CAMBRIDGE*

MASS.

1621 jamin-changeart, F, * TALBOT-BESNaRD, S,

solubility of sulfur in hjghly purified iron,

compt. rend,, 258, 967-909 (1964), (french),

centre national, de la recherche sc ! ent if i que,

Paris, france.

1709 emery, j.f, * mullins, w,t, * bate, l.c, * leddicotte. g.w,

trace element determination in niobium and

Zirconium met a l by Radioactiv a tion analysis,

zirconium.

ti0-7629, 239-243, october 1961, (english), oak

ridge national laboratory, oak ridge. tennessee,

1711 ROSS, W,J,

»

DETERMINATION OF SULFUR 3Y NEUTRON-ACT I VAT I ON

ANALYSIS.

ORNL-3397, 100 (1963), (ENGLISH) OAK RIDGE

NATIONAL LABORATORY, OAK RJDSE, TENN.

1730 Dno " " ' • "" "*'» c <- a r1739 burns, f.c. m . fast neutron activation vs. vacuum fusion anal y sis

for oxygen in metals,

CONF-313-11, SOCIETY FOR APPLIED SPECTROSCOPY, 2ND

NATIONAL MEETING, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, 9P,,

OCTORER 14«18, 1963, (ENGLISH), USA,

15
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

1742

1787

1804

1816

1821

1823

N0ZA*I, T, * TANAKA, S. * FURUKaWa, M

H.

SAITO, K,

* CWENGi

RADIOACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF oxygen in high-purity

silicon by irradiation with alpha-particles,

INTERN, J. APPL, RaD. AND ISOTOPES, 14i 357*363

(1963), (ENGLISH) (FRENCH RUSSIAN AND GERMAN

SUMMARIES). INSTITUTE FOR NUCLEAR STUDY, THE

UNIVERSITY OF TOKYO, TaNASHJ, TOKYO, JAPAN,

CLARK, L,, JR, * RASMUsSENi N,C,

PROMPT ACTIVATION aNaLYSIS FOR BORON AND LlTMlUw,

TRANS, AM, NUcLi SOC.i t» 182 (1963), (ENGLISH),

MASSACHUSETTS INSTATE OF TECHNOLOGY, CAMBRIDGE*

MASS.

BRAMLITT. E.T,

HEAVY WATER ORGANIC COOLED REACTOR,

of total oxygen IN al-al SUB 2 SUB

FaST NEUTRON aC T I V aTi0N ANALYSIS.

AI-CE-74* 27P,# AUGUST 15, 1967, (ENGLISH),

ATOMICS INTERNATIONAL, CAN0GA PARK, CALIF,

DETERMINATION

3 ALLOYS BY

Engelmann, c,

determination of oxygen, carbon, nitrogen and

CERTAIN OTHER IMPURITIES JN 9ERYLLJUM, CALClUMi

sodium, and boron by gamma-ray activation,

Radiochemical methods of analysis, iaea Vienna,

vol, i, 341-359 (1965), (french) (english, russjan

and spanish summaries), centre d etudes

NUCLEASES, SaCLaY, FRaNCEi

T, * KARLJK, B,

STEEL BY NEUTRON

SPEnKE. H, * cless-berkert,

DETERMINATION OF BOR-C'N IN

ACTIV A TI0N DEPRESSION,

Radiochemical methods of analysis, uea vienn a # vol, i, 197-203 (1965), (english) (french, russian

and spanish summaries), osterre i ch ische

studiengessellSchaft fur atc^energie, institut fur

radiumporscwung und kernphysik, vienna, austria,

engelmann, C,

activation analysis cf some light elements in

Various materials using charged particles (alpha

and p) , Radiochemical methods of analysis, iaea Vienna,

vol, i, 465*418 (1965), (french) (english, russian

and spanish summaries), centre d etudes

nucleases', saclay, france,

lb
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

1831 MARKOWITZ. S.S, * MAMOlsY, J,0 t HE-3 ACTIVATION ANALYSIS FOR CARBON BY C"12 (HE*3,

ALPHA) C-ll REACTION.

Radiochemical methods of analysis, uea Vienna,

vol, i, 419*432 (1965), department of chemistry

and lawrence radiaticn laboratory, university of

California. Berkeley, calif,

1875 WOODi D,E, • ROPER, N,J,

fast neutron activate analysis for silicon in

IRON.

KN-65-140CR), 21P,, i5 APRIL 1965, (ENGLISH),

KAMAN NUCLEAR, COLORADO SPRJMGS, COLORADO,

1900 STEELE, E,L, * LIKENS, H,R,

DEVELOPMENT OF NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS

PROCEDURES FOR THE DETERMINATION OF OXYGEN IN

POTASSIUM. FIRST AND SECOND QUARTERLY REPORT

(PERIOD ENDING DECEMBER 26# 1963),

GA-4855, 30P,, JANUARY 10, 1964, (ENGLISH),

GENERAL ATOMIC DIVlSjOM, GENERAL DYNAMICS CORP,,

SaN DIEGO, CALIF,

1915 AMSEL, G.

MICROANALYSIS BY ThE OBSERVATIONS OF NUCLEAR

REACTIONS APPLICATION TO SOLID-STATE PHYSICS

(THESIS).

LAL-1053. 39P,# MAY 1963, (FRENCH), PARJS,

UNIVERSITE, ORSAY, EcOLE NORMaLE SUPERIEURE,

LA80RATOIRE DE L ACCELERATOR LINEAlRE, FRANCE,

1950 PASZTOR. L,C t * WOOD, C,E,

A COMPARISON OF NEUTROM-ACT J VaT I ON ANALYSIS AND

HOT EXTRACTION ANALYSIS OF THE OXYGEN CONTENT OF

STEEL,

talanta, 13, 389-401 (1966), (english) (german

and french summaries), graham research

laboratory, jones a nc laUghlin steel corporation,

pittsburgh, pa.

17
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

1951 pierce* t,b. * peck, p,f, * henry, w.m, * hooton, b,w,

The use of a LITHIUM-DRIFTED GERMANIUM DIODE TO

BON IN STEELS B* MEASUREMENT OF

RAnf aTTtni.

1956 wood, d.e, * jessen, p.l, * jones, r,e,

mew developments in neutron activation systems for

analysis of oxygen in steel*

paper presented to The 1966 Pittsburgh conference

on analytical chemistry and applied spectroscopy*

february 21-25* 1966, 16p,# 20 figures, (english),

KaMaN NUCLEAR, COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO,

1965 malvano, r, * grosso, p,

determination of trace elements in iron by

neutron-activation techniques,

anal. chim. acta, 34, 253-268 (1966), (english)

(FRENCH AND GERMAN SUMMARIES), SORIN, CENTRO

RICERCHE NUCLEARI, SaLUGGJA, JTalV.

2381 REVEL, G. * ALBERT, P,

STUDY OF THE POSSIBILITIES OF DETERMINING OXYGEN

IN ZIRCONIUM* MOLYBDENUM, HaFNJUM, aND TUNGSTEN BY

IRRADIATION WITH HE-3 AND HE-4 PARTICLES,

J. NUCL. MATER,, 25, 87-92 (1968), (FRENCH)

(ENGLISH AND GERMAN SUMMARIES), CNRS,

VlTRY-SUR-SEINE, FRANCE,

2386 SIMKOVA, M. * PINKAS, V,

DETERMINATION OF IMPURITIES IN SILICON BY

ACTIVATION ANAUYSIS,

ISOTOPFNPRAX!S# 3, 80-91 (MaRCH 1967), (GERMAN),

INSTJTUT FUR KERNFORSCHUNG, *eZ# PRAG*

CZECHOSLOVAKIA,

2418 ISHII, d. * MORIi H, * HIROSE, Y, . DETERMINATION OF OXYGEN IN FERROSILICON BY 14 MEV

NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, APPLICATION OF THE

GOLD AS INTERNAL STANDARD METHOD.

BUNSEKI KAGAKU, 16, NO, 12* 1370-1373 (1967),

(JAPANESE) (ENGLISH SUMMARY), FACULTY OF

ENGINEERING, NAGOYa UNIVERSITY, CHIKUSA-KU,

NAGOYA-SHI, JAPAN,
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

2429 PIERCE. T,B. * PECK, P.F, * CUFF, D.R.A,

APPLICATION OF INELASTIC PROTON SCATTERING TO ThE

Ra p ID DETERMINATION CF SILICON IN STEELS,

ANAL. CHIM. ACTA, 39, 433-436 (DECEMBER 1967),

(ENGLISH) (FRENCH AND GERMAN SUMMARIES),

ANALYTICAL SCIENCES DIVISION, AERE, HARWELL,

DIDCOT. BERKS,, ENGLAND,

2505 BLAKE, k.R. * MARTIN, T,C, * MORGAN, l,L, * HOUSTON, CD.

THE MEASUREMENT OF SURFACE CONTAMINATION OF

HIGH-PURITY BERYLLIUM SAMPLES,

PROCEEDINGS 1965 I nTeRMaTJ QNAL CONFERENCE, MODER N

TRENDS IN ACTUATION ANALYSIS, COLLEGE STaTiON,

TEXAS, 76,81, APRIL 19-22, 1965, (ENGLISH),

TEXAS NUCLEAR CORPORATION), AUSTIN, TEXAS,

2507 GRAY, A.L, * METCALF, A,

INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS OF NEUTRON ACTIVATION,

PROCEEDINGS 1965 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, MODERN

TRENDS IN ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, COLLEGE STaTiON,

Texas. 86*90, aprh, 19-22, 1965, (English),

plessey-uk limited, hants,, england,

2523 MOISEEV, V.V, * KUZNeTsOV, R,A, * KALININ, A, I,

the radioactivation analysis of silicon and

silicon compounds with the successive use of

ION-EXCHANGE CHROMaTcGRa p HY , PROCEEDINGS 1965 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, MODERN

TRENDS IN ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, COLLEGE STATION,

TEXAS. 164-168, APRJ L 19*22, 1965, (ENGLISH),

INSTITUTE OF SILICaTe CHEMISTRY OF THE ACADEMY OF

sciences, Leningrad, u,s,s,r,

2526 wood, j.d.l.h. * downtcn, d,w, * bakes, j,m,

a fast-neutron activation analysis system with

industrial appu icat icns,

PROCEEDINGS 1965 I nTeRNA t I ONAL CONFERENCE, MODE R N

trends in activation analysis, college station,

TEXAS. 175-181, APrIl 19-22, 1965, (ENGLISH),

SERVICES ELECTRONICS RESEARCH LABORATORY, BAUDOcK,

HERTFORDSHIRE, ENGLAND,

1R
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

2542 WOOD, O.E, * PASZTOR, l.C,

A COMPARISON OF NEUTr0M-ACTI^aTI0N ANALYSIS AND

Vacuum-fusion analysis of the oxygen content of

STEEL.

PROCEEDINGS 1965 1 nTeRMaTI ONAL CONFERENCE, MODERN

TRENDS IN ACTUATION ANALYSJS, COLLEGE ST A TlON#

TEXAS. 259*264, APRIL 19-22, 1965, (ENGLISH),

KAMAN NUCLEAR, COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO,

2549 BYRNE, J,T. * ILLsLEv, C,T, * PRICE, H,J,

AN AUTOMATIC SYSTEM FOR THE DETERMINATION OF

OXYGEN IN BERYLLIUM vETaL COMPONENTS,

PROCEEDINGS 1965 I nT E RNaT \ ONAL CONFERENCE. MODERN

TRENDS IN ACTUATION ANALYSIS, COLLEGE STaTjON*

texas, 304*310i april 19*22, 1965, (english),

rocky flats division, do* chemical company,

golden, colorado,

255(1 albert. p, * cuypers, y, * l

e sbats, a, * mignonsin, e.p.

me* developments in the systematic analysis of

high purity metals and especially of aluminum,

copper and zirconium.

PROCEEDINGS 1965 I nTeRMA? I ONAL CONFERENCE, MODERN

TRENDS IN ACTUATION ANALYSIS, COLLEGE STATION*

TEXAS. 31.0-.315i APRH 19-22, 1965, (ENGLISH),

Laboratory of analytical radiochemistry of the

CENTRE D ETUDES DE C^MIt MeTaLLURG I QUE, CMRS,

VITRY, FRANCE.

2562 DE GOEIJ, J.J.M. * HOUTMAN. J, P ,W,

OXYGEN DETERMINATION USING TRITON ACTIV A TI0N,

PROCEEDINGS 1965 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, MODERN

TRENDS IN AC T I V ATI0N A^ALYSjS, COLLEGE ST A TiON»

TEXAS. 372-379, APRJ L 19-22, 1965, (ENGLISH),

REACTOR INSTITUTE AT DEL^T, DELFT, THE

NETHERLANDS,

2586 VAN HYK. J.M, * CUYPERS* M,Y, * FlTE, L«E, * WAINERDI. R.e,

a study of the macroscopic distribution of oxygen

in a steel rod by nelt=?on-act i v a t i on and vacuum

fusion techniques,

analyst, 91* 316-323 may 1966), (english),

south African iron a\d steel industrial

corporation, pretoria south africa.

20
2596

DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

EICHELBERGER, J.F, * GrQVE» &,R, * JONES, L.V,

MOUND LABORATORY PROGRESS REPORT FOR NOVEMBER

1964.

Ml_M.''1227* 37P.I NOVEMBER 30, 1964, (ENGLISH),

mound laborat

,, NOVEMBER 30, 1964,

oRYi mumissurqi Ohio,

2598 STEELE, E.L. * LUKENS, H,R, * GUINN, V,P,

NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS PROCEDURES FOR THE

DETERMINATION OF OXYGEN IN POTASSIUM,

GA-5982, 51P,. DECEMBER 1964, (ENGLISH), GENERAL

ATOMIC DIVISION, GENERAL DYNAMICS CORPORATION, SAN

DIEGO, CALIF,

2615 KOPINECK, H.J. * SOMMERKORN, G, * BASS, R,

PRESSER P

DETERMINATION OF THE QXY3EN CONTENT OF STEEL WITH

14«MEV NEUTRONS,

ARCH, EISENHUETTENW,, 35* 987-991 (OCTOBER 196«),

(GERMAN) (ENGLISH ANC FRENCH SUMMARIES),

MITTEILUNG AUS DER VeRSUCHSaNST A LT DER HOESCH AQ

WESTFALENHUTTEi D0RTnUMD# GERMANY,

2649 FUJI I , I, * MIYOSHI, K, * MjTO# H, * SHJMURA, K,

APPLICATION OF A FAST MEUTRQN ACTIVATION METHOD TO

THE DETERMINATION OF OXYGEN IN IRON AND STEEL,

ANAL. CHIM. ACTA, 34, 146*153 (FEBRUARY 1966),

(ENGLISH) (FRENCH AN? GERMAN SUMMARIES), CENTRAL

RESEARCH LABORATORY, TOKYO SHIBaURA ELECTRIC CO,#

ltd,, kanagawa-ken, tokyo, japan,

2652 pierce. t.b, * peck, p.f, hemry, w.m,

the rapid determination! of carbon in steels by

measurement of the prompt radiation emitted during

deutfron bomba r dment.

analyst, 90, 339-345 (june 1965), (english),

atomic energy research establishment, harwell*

didcot, berks, i england,

2678 nickel, h, * rottmann, j, * stocker, h.j, * koster-pflugmacher, at * frq*berg, m,g,

determination of the oxygen content of steel and

metal powders with 14.5 m£v neutrons,

arch, eisenhuettenw,, 35# 637-647 (july 1964),

(GERMAN) (ENGLISH aNc FRENCH SUMMARIES), INSTlTUT

FUR reaktorwerkstoffe, kernforschungsanlage

JULICH, GERMANY,

21
2686

2712

2721

2734

2764

2798

2802

DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

benjamin. r.w. * blake, <.r, * morgan, i,l.

high sf-nsitivity oxygen analysis of metallic

samples with fast neutrons,

anal, chem.. 38, 947-949 (june 1966), (english),

texas nuclear corp,, austjm, texas.

ROMMEL, h,

DETERMINATION OF BORCN IN SILICON AND GERMANIUM

PROTON AND DEUTERON ACTIVATION,

ANAL. CHIM. ACTA, 34, NO, 4 , 427-446 (1966),

(GERMAN), (ENGLISH AND FRENCH SUMMARIES),

DEUTSCHE AKADEMIE dER *l I SSENScHaFTEN ZU BERLIN*

GERMANY.

BY

IN

BY

IN

ENDING

ALIMARIN, l.P. * YAKOVLEV, Y,V, * SHCHULFPNIKOV, M,N, * PE^EZHOGIN, GiP,

measurement of small amounts of impurities

thallium, gallium, phosphorus and antimony

radioactivation analysis.

AEC-TR.6466/1. 288-292, UNDATED, (ENGLISH

TRANSLATION), RUSSIA,

STEELE. E.L.

DEVELOPMENT OF NEUTRCN ACTIVATION ANALYSIS

PROCEDURES FOR THE DETERMINATION OF OXYGEN

POTASSIUM. QUARTERLY REPORT NO, 3, PERIOD

MARCH 31, 1964,

N64-27382, 19P,, JUNF 19i 1964, (ENGLISH),

GENERAL ATOMIC DIVISION, GbNERAL DYNAMICS

CORPORATION, SAN DIEGO, CALIF,

babikova, Y.F, * MlNA^v, V,M, SAMOSADNYI, V,T.

DETERMINATION OF IMPURITIES IN STEEL BY

NEUTRON-ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

ZAVOOSK, LAB,, 32, 47-49 (1966), (RUSSIAN),

RUSSIA.

TWITTY. B.t. * FRITZ, K,M,

a Rapid determination of oxygen in high-purity

magnesium chips by neutron activation analysis,

nlco-973. 23p,# may j966, (english), national

lead company of ohio.

LEPETIT, H*

microdetermination of oxygen in metals by

Radioactive reagents and by activation with

neutrons at 14 mev, (thesis),

LYCEN-6524. 115P,, JULY 21, 1965. (FRENCH)

UNIVFRSITE DE LYON, FRANCE,

22

fast
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

2983 PERDIJON, J,

THE RAPID AND NONDESTR JCT I VE DETERMINATION OF

OXYGEN IN STEELS BY RAD I OaCT I VAT I ON

,

BULL. INFORM, A,T,E«N.« MQ. 57* SUPPLt* 3-6

(JANUARY-FEBRUARY l966>, (FRENCH). CIVIL DES

MINES A LA &,*,M, E.S.. FRANCE,

3059 RASMUSSEN, N,C. * THOMPSON* T,J,

NEUTRON AND GAMMA-RAY SPECTROSCOPY AND ACTIVATION

ANALYSIS. FINAL REPORT, JANUARY 1* 1961-JANUaRY

1, 1966,

AD-633252, lW.j FErRJARY 1966, (ENGLISH).

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, CAMBRIDGE*

MASSACHUSETTS,

3070 BENJAMIN, R.W. * ENGlAnD, L,0, * BlAkE, K , R , * MORGAN, I.L. * HOUSTON. CD.

DEUTERON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS FOR C, N» AND IN

HIGH-PURITY METALLIC SURFACES,

TRANS, AMER, NUCL. ScC 9* 104 (JUNE 1966).

(ENGLISH), TEXAS NUCLEAR CORP,, AUSTIN, TEXAS.

3073 ANDERSON, G,H, * KEMrCH J MS< Y* P,C, * LAVERTY, A,

THE DETERMINATION OF OXYGEN IN

BERYLLIUM-COMPARISON OF NEUTRON ACTIVATION AND

BROMINE-METHANOL METHODS,

TRANS. AMER, NUCL . ScC, 9# 107 (JUNE 1966),

(ENGLISH). GENERAL ATOMIC DIVISION, GENERAL

DYNAMICS CORP, i SAN ClEGO, CALIFORNIA,

3085 GAHN, r,F # * ROSENBLUM, L,

ACCURACY OF THREE METHOqS FQR DETERMINATION OF

OXYqen IN POTASSIUM *T CONCENTRATIONS LESS THAN 20

PPM.

ANAL. CHEM., 38, 1014-1018 (JULY 1966*»

(ENGLISH), LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER, NATIONAL

AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION, CLEVELAND.

OHIO,

3090 PERDIJON, J.

Rapid determination cf oxygen in metals by

Radioactivation*

rev, met, (paris), 61* 27-32 (january 1966),

(french). s.a, de machines electrostat i ques

(sames), grenoble* france.

23:
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

3357 TWITTY. B.L. * FRITZ, K,M,

THE DETERMINATION OF OXYGEN IN MAGNESIUM, STEEL,

AND TITANIUM. INTERNAL STANDARD TECHNIQUES IN

14*MEV ACTIVATION ANALYSIS.

NLCO-979, 21P,, JUNE 1. 1966, (ENGLISH),

NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY OF OHIO, CINCINNATI, OHIO,

3361 lobanov, e.m. * zvyagln, v.i. * zverev, b,p, * blinkov, d.i.

determination of light elements jn silicon and

other materials by neutron activation,

aec-tr-6639, 1-12, proceedings of the first

all-union coordinating conference, tashkent,

24-28 october 1962. israel program for scientific

translations, jerusalem, 1966. (english

translation). institute of nuclear physics,

academy of sciences, uzbek ssr,

3466 GARBRAH, 3.W. WHITlEy, J.E.

DETERMINATION OF BORCN BY ThERMaL NEUTRON CAPTURE

GAMMA-RAY ANALYSIS,

ANAL. CHEM., 39, NO, 3, 345-349 (MARCH 1967),

(ENGLISH). SCOTTISH RESEARCH REACTOR CENTER, EaST

KILBRIDE. GLASGOW, SCOTLAND,

35D2 CRAWFORD, G.I,

OXYGEN IN METALS.

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, PRINCIPLES A ND APPLICATIONS,

lenihan, j.m.a., thomson. s,j, (eds.), new yorki

academic pressi 113-113, 1965, (english),

natural philosophy department, the university,

glasgow, scotland.

3721 albert. p. * deyris, m. * revel, g,

determination of oxygen in aluminum and zjrconlum

by irradiation with he-3 ions,

compt. rend., ser, c. 262, 1774-1777 (june 20,

1966). (french), centre d etudes de chlmle

metallurgique nu C.N.R.S,, vitry-sur-seine,

VaL-DE-MARNE. FRANCE,

372? DEYRIS. M. * ALBERT, P.

POSSIBILITIES FOR DETERMINATION OF OXYGEN IN

ALUMINUM BY IRRaDIaTjONWITH ALPHA PARTICLES,

COMPT. RFND.i SER, C. 262, 1675-1678 (JUNE 13,

1966). (FRENCH), CENTRE D ETUDES DE CHlMlE

METALLURGIQUE DU C.N.R.S,, V I TRY-SUR-SE I NE,

VaL-DE-MARNE, FRANCE.

2f
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

3727

3746

3768

3771

3976

3977

3981

PETIT. J, * SCHAUB, 8, * EMGEL^ANN, C,

ZONE FUSION AND ACTIVATION ANALYSIS.

BULL. INFORM. Sci, TfCH, < P

A

R IS), NO. 62# 39**42

(JUNE 1962). (FRENCH), SERVICE DE RECHERCHES DE

METALLURGIE PHYSIQUE ET CHIMIOUE, FRANCE,

* MUNZER, H,

OF OXYGEN IN METALS, PARTICULARLY IN

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS WJTH 14,4-MEV

SCHRAMEL. P

DETECTION

STEEL, BY

NEUTRONS.

ACTA PHYS. AUSTR., 23* 266«27l <l966>. (GERMAN),

INSTITUT FUR RAD I UMFCRSCHUNG UND KERNPHYSJK, Wl£N,

AUSTRIA.

FUJI 1,1.* MUTO* H,

14 MEV NEUTRON ACTlV A TlON ANALYSIS USING A NEW

ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTS

PROC. JAPAN CONFERENCE RADIOISOTOPES, 5TH, NO, 3,

170*172 (1963), (JAFAMESE), TOKYO SHIBAURA

ELECTRIC CO, L

T D,, JaPAN,

KOBaYaSHI, M. * SAWAI, T, * MA3ATSUKA, S. * MAEDA. S.

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS CF 0XY3EM BY M^ANS OF (GAMM A#

NEUTRON) NUCLEAR REACTION,

PROC. JAPAN CONFERENCE RADIOISOTOPES, 5TH, NO, 3*

179-181 (1963), (JAPAMESE), TqkYO METROPOLITAN

isotope center, japan,

blake, k.r. * parker, c,v., jr, * england, l.d, * morgan. i.l.

elemental trace anlysis by charged particle and

NEUTRON ACTIVaTION,

oro-2980-14, 44p, july 1, 1966, (english), taxas

nuclear corporation, ajstjn, texas,

holm, d.m. * basmajian, j. a, * sanders, w,m,

observation of the microscopic distribution of

OXYGEN aND CARBON IN METALS 3Y HE-3 aCTIV a TION,

la-3515, 16p., may in, 1966, (english), los alamos

scientific laboratory of the university of

California, los aLamcs, me-1 Mexico.

twitty. r.l. * fritz, k,m.

internal standard tech^louts for determination of

oxyqfn in m a gnesium, ste-el* and titanium by activation analysis,

anal. chem., 39, no, 4, 527*529 (1967).

(english). national lead co, of ohio, cincinnati,

OHIO. 25
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

3986 AUMANN, D.C. * BORN, H.J, * HENKELMANN, *,

USE OF FAST REACTOR NEUTRONS FOR RaPID A^D

NONDESTRUCTIVE TRACE ANALYSIS, EXPECIALLY OF

OXYGEN.

Z, ANAL. CHEM,, 221, 101-108 (1966), (GERMAN)

(ENGLISH SUMMARY), I N S T I T U T FUR RADIOCMEMIE,

TECHNISCHE HOCHSCHULE MUNCHEN, GERMANY,

3992 WILKNISS, P.^, * BORN, H,J,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS CF QXYGEN AT THE SURFACE OF

SOLIDS.

intern, j. appl. Radiation isotopes, is, 57-64

(january 1967), (german) (jenglish, french and

RUSSIAN SUMMARIES), JMSTjTuT FUR RADIOCHEMIE DeR

TECHNJSCHEN HOCHSCHULE MUNCHtN, GERMANY,

4211 ALBERT. P.

Radiochemical methods in analytical chemistry,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS KJT H GAMMA RaY PHOTONS AND

CHARGED PARTICLES,

CHlMlA. 21, NO, 3, H6-125 (1967), (FRENCH)

(ENGLISH SUMMARY), CENTRE D ETUDES DE CHIMIE

METaLLURGIQUE OU C,N.R.,Sti VITRY, FRANCE,

4226 RYAN, V.A. GREEN, J,L, * LOwENH A ijPT, E,H,

OXYGEN AND CARBON CONTENT OF LANTHANIDE AND

ACTINIDE METALS OBTAINED BY REDUCTION OF WET AMD

DRY PRODUCED TR IFLUOR I DES , J. INORG. NUCL. CHEM., 29, 581-584 (FEBRUARY

1967). (ENGLISH), CE'ARTMEMT OF CHEMISTRY,

UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING, LARAMIE, WYOMING,

426H LEPETIT, H. * TQUSSfcT, J,

PRECISION AND CALIBRATION IN THE DETERMINATION OF

OXYGEN BY NEUTRONS AT 14 MEV.

JOURNEE DE RADlOCHlMiE ANALYTIQUE, 39*76# 1965t

(FRENCH), INSTITUT £E PHYSI3UE NUCLEAlRE DE LYqM,

FRANCE.

4277 DOROSH. M.M * MA^YUKEVlCH, N.P. * SHKODA-ULYANOV. V,A,

ANALYZING THE OXYGEN CONTENT F cERTaIN MeT A LS flY RECORDING THE DELAYEn NEUTRONS PRODUCED IN THE

0-18 (GAMMA, P) N-17 REACTION,

SOVIFT ATOMIC ENERGY. 8Q7-810 (SEPT, 1966),

(ENGLISH TRANSLATION), RUSSIA,

2b
determination of light elements

in metals - accession numbers

4300 gqbrecmt. h, * t

a usEnD, a, * bratter, p,

FILLERS G

DETERMINATION OF SULFHJR A^D ANTIMONY IN SELENIUM

BY EPITHERMAL N£UTR0n AC t I v ATION ANALYSIS,

SOLID STATE COMMUN,, 4, 311-314 (JUNE 1966),

(ENGLISH). PH^SIKALlSCHES INSTlTUT DER

TECHNISCHEN UNIVERSITAT 3&RLIN AND

HaHN-MEITNER-INSTITUT FUR KE^NFORSCHUNG BERLIN*

GERMANY,

4386

5?38

5321

5380

5408

PERSIANI. C, * SPIRA, w , * BASTlAN, R,

PHOTON-ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF CAESIUM,

TALANTA, 14, NO, 5, 565-573 (1967). (ENGLISH)

(german and french slmma* j es ) , republic aviation

corp., farmingdale* n.y|» and montefiore hospital,

Bronx, n.y.

* starfelt,

ELECTS ry

N,

MEANS OF <D» N)

MOLLER, E. * NILSSON, l.

MICROANALYSIS OF LlGwT

REACTIONS.

NUCL. INSTRUM. METHOCS, 50, 270-276 (1967),

(ENGLISH). AB ATOMENERGI, STUDSVIK, NYkOPING,

SWEDEN.

AnDrEEv, A, v. * BARlT, I,Y, * ^USAFLYAN, R,M, * PRONMAN, I.M.

DETERMINATION OF OXYGEN IN MOLYBDENUM BY

ACTIVATION WITH FAST NEUTRONS,

J. ANAL. CHEM,, USSR, 21, MO, 12, 1292-1295

(DECEMBER 1966), (ENGLISH TRANSLATION), RUSSIA,

FUJI I • I. * MUTO, H«

A DIRECT READ-OUT SYSTEM FOR FAST NEUTRON

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS FOR OXYGEN IN STEELS,

ANAL. CHIM. ACTA, 39, NO, 3, 329-333 (1967),

(ENGLISH) (FRENCH AND GERMAN SUMMARIES), CENTRAL

RESEARCH LABORATORY, TOKYO SHIbAURA ELECTRIC CO.,

LTD.. KQMUKAI, KAWASAKI, jApAN],

ARMUO, J.S. * ROSENBAlM, H,S,

BORON DETECTION IN METALS BY ALPHA-PART I CLE

TRACKING,

J. APPL. PHYS., 38. 2064-2069 (APRIL 1967),

(ENGLISH). GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, VALLECITOS

NUCLEAR CENTER, NUCLEOMICS LABORATORY, PLEASANjToN,

CALIF.

2?
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

54fl9 OLIVE, G. * SEVIER,

5429

5431 FUJI!,

DETERMINATION OF OXYgEM IN TITANIUM METaL BY A fast neutron activaTiom method,

BUNSEKI KAGAKUi 15, P56-858 (AUG, 1966),

(JAPANESE) (ENGLISH SUMMARY), CENTRAL RESEARCH

LABORATORY, TOKYO SHJBAU^A ELECTRIC CO,,

KAWASAKI-SHI, JAPAN,

5432 FtjJH, I, * TAKAOA, K, * MUTQ, H,

determination of oxygem in aluminum by a fast

neutron activation method,

bunseki, kagaku, 15, no, 11, 1239-1245 (1966),

(japanese) (english f?uhmary), toshiba central

Research laboratory, kawasaki and nippon light

metal research laboratory, shizuoka, japan,

5450 STOLL, N, * WAGNER, A, * GOEDERT, Li

INVESTIGATIONS OF THE INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION

POSSIBILITIES OF ACTIVATION ANALYSIS FOR THE

DETERMINATION OF OXYGEM AND EVENTUALLY OF NITROqEN

AND HYDROGEN IN STEEL , PART 1, BIBLIOGRAPHICAL

REPORT,

EUR-3161.F (VOL, 1), 43P,# NOVEMBER 1966,

(FRENCH). ACIERIES REJNIES OE

RURBACH-EIC.H-DUDELaNGE S,A,, LUXEMBOURG, BELGIUM,

5451 STOLL, N. * WAGNER, A, * G06DERT, L,

INVESTIGATIONS OF THp INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION

POSSIBILITIES OF ACTjVaTION ANALYSIS FOR THE

DETERMINATION np OxYgE^ AND EVENTUALLY NITROGEN

AND HYDROGFN IN STEEL, p A*T II, DESCRIPTION A^D

RESULTS OF THE TESTS.

EUR-3161.F (VOL, 2), 69P,, NOVEMRER 1966,

(FRENCH), ACIERIES REJNlES DE

BURBACH-EICH-DUDELANGE S.A., LUXEMBOURG, BELGIUM,

28
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

5452 STOLl. N. * WAGnER, A, * GOEDERT, L.

INVESTIGATIONS ON THp INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION

POSSIBILITIES OF ACTUATION ANALYSIS FOR THE

DETERMINATION OF OXYGEN AND EVENTU A LLY OF NITROGEN

AND HYDROGEN IN STEEL. p A*T III, DISCUSSION OF

THE TESTS AND CONCLUSIONS To BE DEDUCED FROM THg

EUR»3l6i.F (VOL. 3># 23P. f NOVEMBER i966i

(FRENCH). ACIERIES RfcJNlES DE

RURBACH-EICH-dUDELaNgE S,Ai* LUXEMBOURG* BELGIUM,

5708 PERDIJON. J,

OXYGEN DETERMINATION IM STEEL BY ACTIVATION

ANALYSIS. A RAPID NCN-D&STR JqT I VE METHOD,

atomwirtschafti 12, 131-133 (march 1967),

(german). ingenieur civil des mines, grenoble*

France,

5772 HOSTE, J. * DE SOETE, c, * S^EECKE, A,

THE DETERMINATION OF OXYGEN IN METALS BY 14-MgV

NEUTRON ACTIVaTJON ANALYSIS,

EUR*3565E, 72P,, JUNf 23* 1967, (ENGLISH),

UNIVERSITY OF GHENT, GHENT, BELGIUM,

5781 ANOrEEv, A.V. * BARJT, I , Y. * PRONMAN, I.M,

DETERMINATION OF THE OXYGEN IN NIOBIUM AND

TITANIUM BY THE METHOD OF ACTUATION WJTH FaST

NEUTRONS.

INDUSTRIAL LABORATORY, 33, NO, 9. 1306-1308

(SEPTEMBER 1967), (ENGLISH TRANSLATION), STaTe

SclENTIFIC-RESEARCH aNO PLANNING INSTITUTE OF RaRE

METAL PRODUCTION, RUSSIA.

5782 BARIT, I,y. KuOlNOV, B,S, * MUSAFLYAN, R.M, * PRONMAN, I ; M

DETERMINATION OF NITROGEN IN PURe NIOBIUM BY TH E

method of actuation uith neutrons with enfrgy of

14 mev.

INDUSTRIAL LABORATORY, 33, NO, 9, 1309-1311

(SEPTEMBER 1967), (ENGLISH TRANSLATION), RUSSIA,

5919 FURUKAWA, Y. * KOYAMA, M, * YU< I # M,

DETERMINATION OF BORCN C^ENT IN SEVERAL MEDIUMS

BY PROMPT GAMMA RAY ANALYSIS,

RADIOISOTOPES (TOKYO), 16, 499-503 (OCTOBER 1967),

(ENGLISH) (JAPANESE SUMMARY), ATOMIC ENERGY

R E

S EARCH LABORATORY CF mUSaShJ INSTITUTE OF

technology, ja p an,

2q
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

5921

5932

5938

5954

6053

6072

SAWAl, T. * ALBERT* P.

ACTIVATION ANAUS1S CF OXYGEN }N ALUMINIUM B*

USING ALPHA AND HE-3 PARTICLES,

RADIOISOTOPES (TOKYO)* 16# 509-513 (OCTOBER I967),

(JAPANESE) (ENGLISH SJMMARY), TOKYO METROPOLITAN

ISOTOPE RESEARCH CENTER, JAPAN AND CENTRE D ETUDES

DE CHIMIE METALLURGICUE DU CN.R.S,, FRANCE,

HUGHES. J.D.H, * ROGERS* G,T,

HIGH-RESOLUTION AUTOR AD I OGRA p HY OF TRACE BORON IN

metals and SOLIDS.

J. INST. METALS, 95, 299-302 (OCTOBER 1967),

(ENGLISH). WANTAGE RESEARCH LABORATORY, AERE,

WANTAGE, BERKS,, ENGLAND,

REVEL, G. * ALBERT, P,

DETERMINATION OF OXYGEN IN ZIRCONIUM, MOLYBDENUM,

HAFNIUM. AND TUNGSTEN BY IRRADIATION WJTH H£-3 4,

COMpT. REND., S ER, C, 265, 1443-1446 (DECEMBER 18,

1967). (FRENCH), CENTRE D ETUDES DE CHIMIE

METALLURGIQUE DU C.N.R.S,, V I TRY-SUR*SE I NE,

VAL-DE-MARNE, PRANCE,

REVEL, G. * CHAUDRON, T, * DEBRUN, J,L, * ALBERT, P,

DETERMINATION OF CaRpON IN PJRE IRON BY

IRRADIATION WITH GAM^A PHOTONS,

COMPT. REND., SER, C. 226, 322-324 (JANUARY 29*

1968). (FRENCH). CENTRE D ETUDES DE CHIMIE

METALLURGIOUE, VITRY, VAL-OE-MARNE, FRANCE,

ALEKSANDROVA, G.I. * I KOTELNIKOV, G.A, * PL'

* CHOPOROV, D.Y, * SI- DETERMINATION OF Q*>

SILICON BY ACTIVATJC

Cftiltrr »Tr>»jT/-> E M C D r» \ SOVIFT ATOMIC ENERGY,

(ENGLISH TRANSLATION) ,

G. I. * DEMIDOV, A,M, * A, * PLASHAKOVA, G,P. SUKHOV, G.V,

i.Y, * SHh>ANENKOVA, G.I.

IN GERMANIUM AND

(1967).

JH^ANENKUVA, g.I.

:ygen cqmtent j N gei

:0\ w

1

th he-3 ions.

?Y, 23, NO, 2, 787-

)N), RUSSIA,

ALEKSANDROVA, 6,1,

KOTELNIKOV, G.A. *

* CHOPOROV, D.Y, *

A * DEMIDOV* t M,

PLESHAKOVA, G.P,

SHVANENKOVA, G,

801

SUKHOV, G.V

DETERMINATION OF THE OXYGEN CONTENT IN GERMANIUM

AND SILICON RY ACTIVATION BY Hfc-3 IONS,

UE-1165. 15P.* 1966, (RUSSIAN), INSTjTUT

ATOMNOI ENERGII, GOSlD ARSTVENNY I KOMITET PO

ISPOLZOVANIYU ATOMNOI ENER3H SSSR, MOSCOW,

RUSSIA,

30
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

6086 NADKARNI, R.A, * HALDAR, BtC,

DETERMINATION OF SILICON, PHOSPHORUS AND SULFUR IN

ALLOY STFEL BY NEUTRCN ACTIVATION ANALYSIS.

ANAL. CHIM, ACTA, 42, 279-284 (AUGUST 1968),

(ENGLISH) (FRENCH ANH GERMAN SUMMARIES).

INORGANIC AND NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY LABORATORY,

INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE, BOMBAY, INDIA,

6226 CALIi J. P. * LOW E » L,f. * RElLLY, E,M, * THOMPSON, H.D,

DETAILED PROCEDURES FOR THE DETERMINATION OF

SEVERAL ELEMENTS BY NEJTRON ACTUATION ANALYSIS.

ERD-CRRC-TM-57-103, ?9=>,, FEBRUARY 1957,

(ENGLISH). AIR FORCE CA^BRDIGE RESEARCH CENTER,

BEDFORD, MASS.

6398

64lf)

6412

VAN GRIEKEN,

HOSTE, J.

Internal standard activation

IN STEEL,

ANAL. CHIM. ACTA, 43, MOi 3,

(ENGLISH) (FRENCH ANc GERMAN

* GIJBFLS, R, * SPEECKE, A. *

ANALYSIS OF SILICON

381-395 (1968),

SUMMARIES) , INSTITUTE

BELGIUM.

FOR NUCLEAR SCIENCES, GHENT UNIVERSITY,

ALBERT, P. * BLOUR1, J. * ClEyRERGUE, C, * DEScHAMPS, N. * LE HERICY, J,

CONTRIBUTION TO THE STJDY OF DETERMINATION 8*

RaDIDaCTIVaTIOM OF SLLFUR AND PHOSPHORUS IN V£RY

SMAll CONCENTRATION METALS OF V£RY HIGH PURITY

(ALUMINUM, MAGNESIUM, COPPER, IRON, NICKEL),

J. RADIOANAL. CHEM,, 1, 297,311 (1968), (FRENCH)

(ENGLISH SUMMARY), LA30RA T 0IRE D ANALYSE PaR

ACTIVATION DU CENTRE D ETUDES DE CHIMIE

METaLLURGIOUE DU CNRS, VITRY, FRaNCE,

ALBERT. P. * BLOURI, J. * ClEyRERGuE, C, * deschamps, n. * le herlcy, j,

contribution to the stjd y of determination b

y padioactivaTion of Sllfur and phosphorus in veRy

SMALL CONCENTRATIONS I M MeT A LS OF V£RY HIGH PURlTY

(ALUMINUM, MaG n E

s IUM. cO p PER' iron, nickel),

JV RADIOANAL. CHEM,, 1, 389-396 (1968), (FRENCH)

(ENGLISH SUMMARY), L.A30RA T 0lRb D ANALYSE PAR

ACTIVATION DU CENTRE D ETUDES DE CHIMIE

METaLLURGIOUE DU CNRS, VITRY, FR A NcE,

31
6446

6568

6572

6581

6590

DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

ballaux, c, * dams, r, * hoste, J,

NEUTRON ACTIV A TI0N ANALYSIS OF HIGH PURlTY

Selenium. part in. determination of phosphorus,

sulfur, and chlorine.

MO, 1, 1-11 (1968),

SEAMAN SUMMARIES) , sconces, ghent university,

anal. chim. acta, 43.

(ENGLISH) (FRE N CH aN£

INSTITUTE FOR NUCLEAR

GHENT, BELGIUM,

ALBERT, P. * BLQUR1, J, * Cl.E Y RERGuE, C « * deschamps, n. * LE hericy, J.

CONTRIBUTION TO THE STJQY OF THE DETERM I NaT I ON gY

RadioactivaTion of sll^ur and phosphorous on very

low concentrates of vetals of very high purity

(aluminum. magnesium. copperi iron, nickel),

j. radioanal. chem,, 1, 431-441 (1968), (french)

(ENGLISH SUMMARY), LA30RAT0IRE D ANALYSE PaR

ACTIVATION DU CENTRE D ETUDES DE CHIMIE

MeTaLLURGIOUE DU CNR? VlTRY, FRANCE,

bogancs, j. quittner. 3

, * szabo, e, determination of contaminants in high-purity

silicon by nondestructive actlv a tion analysis,

soviet atomic energy, 24, no, 5, 520-523 (may

1968). (english translation), central institute

for physical research, hungarian academy of

sciences* buda p est, Hungary,

SCHUSTER, E. * wOHLLEBEN. < t NONDESTRUCTIVE DETERMINATION OF CARBON JN SILICON

BY THE REACTION C-l 2 ( D * N

)

N-13 , PROCEEDINGS OF THE 2ND CONFERENCE ON PRACTICAL

ASPECTS OF ACTIVATION ANALYSIS WITH CHARGED

particles, liege (belgium), September 21*22* i9 6 7,

ebept. h.g. (ed,). brussels, european atomic

energy community (euratom), 45-53, 1968,

(german), forschungslaboratorium der siemens ag,

erlangen,

revel. g, * albert, p,

determination of oxygen in zirconium, molybdenum,

hafnium, and tungsten by irradiation with he-3 and

me-4 particles.

proceedings of the 2nd conference on practical

aspects of activation analysis with charged

p aRticles. liege (belgium, September 21*22, 1967.

). brussels, european atomic

(EURATOM), 261-275, 1966,

e3ert. h.g. (ed

fniergy community

(FRENCH). C.E.C

FRANCE.

M VITRY,

32

SEINE DU C.N.R.S,,
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

6591 BARRANDON, J.N. * DEBRUN, J, I, * ALBERT* P,

DETERMINATION OF LOW OXYGEN CONTENT IN IRON,

NICKEL. AND CHROME BY ACTUATION WITH ALPHA

PART I CLES

PROCEEDINGS OF THE 2ND CONFERENCE ON PRACTICAL

ASPECTS OF ACTIVATION ANALYSIS WITH CHARGED

PARTICLES. LIEGE (BElGIU*)i SEPTEMBER 21-22, 1967,

EBERT, H.G. (ED,). BRUSSELS, EUROPEAN ATOMIC

ENERGY COMMUNITY (EUrATOM)i 277-291, 1968,

(F«ENCH). LABORaTqIRE D ANALYSE PAR ACTIVATION DU

CENTRE D ETUDES DE CHMJE METaLLURGIQUE DU

C.N.R.S., VITRY, SEINE,

6593

6595

ENGELMANN. C. * FRITZ, B, * GQSStT, J, * GRAEFF, P,

* LOEUILLET. M,

DETERMINATION OF LOW QUANTITIES OF OXYGEN AND

CARBON BY ACTlV A TION wITM PHOTONS AND ALPHA

particles.

proceedings of the 2\d conference on practical

aspects of activation analysis with charged

PARTICLES, LIEGE (BELGIUM), SEPTEMBER 21*22, 1967.

EBERT, H.G, (ED.), BRUSSELS, EUROPEAN ATOMIC

ENERGY COMMUNITY (EURATQM), 319-350, 1966,

(FRENCH) (ENGLISH SUMMARY), C.E.A. FRANCE, C.E.N.

SACLAY.

CUYPERS, M. * OUAGLIA, L, * R03AYE, G, * DUMONT, p,

* BARRANDON, J.N,

research on the reaction 0»16(d«p) product with

the thin oxygen layer on the surface of metals,

proceedings of the 2nd conference on practical

aspects of activation analysis with charged

particles, liege oelgium>i September 21-22, 1967,

ebert. h.g. (ed,), brussels, european atomic

energy community (euratom)i 371-378, 1968,

(FRENCH) (ENGLISH SUMMARY), LABORaTOIRE D

APPLICATIONS DES RaD I OELEMENTS, LABORATOIRE VaN DE

GRAAFF. UNIVERSITE DE LIEGE AND CENTRE D ETUDE DE

CHIMIE METALLURGIQUE, VlTRY SUR SEINE, FRANCE.

6694 BRUNE, D, * JIRLOW, K,

DETERMINATION OF OXYGEM IN ALUMINIUM BY M£ANS Of

14 MEV NEUTRONS WITH AM ACCOUNT OF FLUX

ATTENUATION IN THE SaM 3 LE,

J. RADIOANALYTICAL Cl-E1ISTRY# 2, 49-54 (1969),

(ENGLISH). AB AT0MENE3GI, STOCKHOLM, STUDSVlK*

SWEDEN.

33
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

6705 ABDURAKHMANOVA* S,R, * KIREEV, V,A, * NAVaLIKHIN. L,V, * TaLaNIN, Y,N t DETERMINATION OF OXYGEM IN MOLYBDENUM S A MPLES 8Y

ACTIVATION WITH NEUTROMS HAVING aN ENERGY OF 14

MEV,

J. ANAL. CHEN., USSR, 23* MOi 8, 1()43-1046 (AUGUST

1968). (ENGLISH TRANSLATION), INSTITUTE OF

NUCLEAR PHYSICS, AGACE^Y OF SCIENCES OF THE UZBEK

SSR, TASHKENT,

6722

6723

DEL MILAGRO PEREZ, M,

ANALYTICAL CONTROL Of SaSeS IN MET A LS OF NUcLEAR

INTEREST.

ENERG. NUCL. (MADRID)* 11, 537-548

(NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 1967), (SPANISH), DlRECClQN

DE QUIMICA E ISOTOPOS, DIVISION DE QUIMlCA

ANALITCA. SECCION DF ANAL ISIS I ON ICO, J, E.N.

R, + GIJBFLS, R, * SPEECKE* A, *

IN STEEL BY 14-MEV

VAN QRIEKEN,

hoSte J

The'dETeRMINaTION OF SILICON

NEUTRON ACTlV A TlON ANALYSjS,

ANAL. CHIM. ACTAi 43. MO, 2,

CENGLISH) (FRENCH AND GERMAN

INSTITUTE FOR NUCLEAR SCIENCES, GHENT UNIVERSITY*

GHENT, BELGIUM,

199-209 (1968),

SUMMARIES) ,

6728

6736

6742

GIJBELS, R. * SPEECKE* A, * HOSTE, J,

AN OXYGEN STANDARD FCR THE DETERMINATION OF OXYqEN

in steel by 14-mev neutron activation analysis,

anal. chim. acta, 43, no, 2, 183-198 (1968),

(english) (french and german summaries),

institute for nuclear sciences, ghent university,

Ghent, Belgium,

schuster, e. * wohllebfn, k,

non-destructive determination) of carbon in silicon

through the reaction c*l2 ( d, m ) n-13

,

I. ANAL. CHEM,* 24o, 175-183 (1968), (GERMAN)

(ENGLISH SUMMARY), F0RSCHUN3SLaB0RATQRI u M DER

SIEMENS AG* ERLANGEN.

BAKER, C,A. * WILLIAMS. D,R,

PHOTON ACTIVATION AN4LYSIS FOR CARBON AND OXYGEN,

TALANTA, 15, NO, 11, 1143-1151 (1968), (ENGLISH)

(GERMAN AND FRENCH SUMMARIES), ANALYTICAL

SCIENCES DIVISION, AERE, HARWELL. DIDCOT, BERKS,,

ENGLAND.

3*
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

6750 ANDERSEN, G.H,

THE DETERMINATION OP OxySfiN IN TITANIUM AND

REFRACTORY METALS BY ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

NUCLEONICS IN AEROSPACE, PQLIShUK. P. (ED.). NEW

YORK, PLENUM PRESS, .717-322, 1968, (ENGLISH),

GENERAL ATOMIC D I V I S ! M OF GENERAL DYNAMICS

CORPORATION, SAN DIEGO, CALIF,

6752 HOLM, D.M. * SANDERS. w,M, * BRISCOE, W,L, * P A R K F R I I MEASUREMENT OF THE SlRFaCE DISTRIBUTION OF CARBON

AND OXYGEN BY H£*3 ACTIVATION AND AUTQRaD I OGRA p HY , nucleonics in aerospace, poiishuk, p. <ed.)i new

york. plenum press, 306-313, 1968, (english),

university of california, l05 alamos scientific

Laboratory, los aLamcs, me^ Mexico.

* BUCZEK. A, # GORSKI, L, *

* KWIECINSKI, Si * LOSKA, L«

6844 BARwlNSKI, A,

JANCZYSZYN, J

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS CF CHROMIUM, SILICON, NICKEL,

TUNGSTEN IN ALLOYS By JSIN3 A NEUTRON GENERATOR,

ISOTOPENPRAXIS, 4, 15-19 (JANUARY 1968),

(GERMAN). INSTITUT FUR KERNTECHNIK DER AKAqEMIE

FUR RERGBAU UND HUTTeN*»E$EN, KRAKOW,

6856 MIYAGAWA, K. * iCHUlMA, I, * AgAj, A, * NOMURA, E,

* MISHIMA* I . THE DETERMINATION OF OXYGEN IN STEEL BY THE

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS u I T"H FAST NEUTRONS,

THE 9TH JAPAN CONFERENCE ON RADIOISOTOPES

(ABSTRACTS OF PAPERS), NIPPON ToSHI CENTER,

KOZIMACHI KAIKAN, MAy 13«l5, 1969, PAPER A/M-6,

56»57, 1969. (ENGLISH), FUJI IRON AND STEEL Co,,

LTD,. HIROHATa WORKS.

6978 cosgrove, j.f,

routine determination of major components by

activation analysis,

nbs spec. publ« 312, vdl» i, modern trends in

activation analysis, 457*459. j un £ 1969,

(english). the bayslde laboratory, research

center of general tele hone and electronics

Laboratories inc., BaYSide, n,y,

35
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

7011 BUTLER. J,W. * WOLICKI. E.A,

SURFACE ANALYSIS OF GOLD A^D PLATINUM DISKS BY

ACTIV A TI0N METHODS AND B

Y PROMPT RADIATION FROM

NUCLEAR REACTIONS,

MRS SPEC. PURL. 312, VOL. II. MODERN TRENDS IN

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, 791-793, JUNE 1969,

(ENGLISH), NUCLEAR PHYSICS DIVISION, U,S, NAVAL

RESEARCH LABORATORY, WASHINGTON, D.C.

7012 BARRANDON, J.N, * ALBErT, p,

DETERMINATION OF OXYGEM "RESENT A T THE SURFACE OF

METALS BY IRRADIATION M-\JH 2 MEV TRJTONS,

NbS SPEC. PURL. 312, VOL. II. MODERN TRENDS IN

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, 794-801, JUNE 1969,

(ENGLISH). CNRS-C.E.C.M,, VITRy, FRANCE,

7015 ENGELMaNN, c. * GOSSeT, J, * loeuillet, M,

marschal, a. * qssart, p, * 3qissier, m,

examplfs of determination of light elements in

various high purity materials, by gamma photon and

charged particle actuation,

nfls spfc. publ. 312, vol. ii. modern trends in

activation analysis, 819-828, june 1969,

(ENGLISH). CENTRE D ETUDES ^UCLEAIRES DE SACLAy,

DEPARTMENTE DE METaLlURGIEi 3IF S/YVETTE

(essonne), france,

7017 mackintosh, w,d, * jervis, r,e,

photon activation analysis of oxygen and carbon in

A EUTECTIC MIXTURE OF LEAD A^D BISMUTH USING A LINAC.

NfiS SPEC. PUBL. 312, VOL. lit MODERN TRENDS IN

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, 835-837, JUNE 1969,

(ENGLISH). ATOMIC E\ERG* OF CANADA LTD,, ONTARIO,

CANADA AND UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO, TORONTO, CANADA,

7018 REVEL, G. * CHAUDRON, T, * D&BRUN, J.L, * ALBERT* P,

DETERMINATION OF CaRpON IN HIGH PURITY IRON BY

IRRADIATION IN PHOTONS,

NBS SPFC. PUBL. 312, VOL, Hi MODERN TRENDS IN

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, 838-841, JUNE 1969,

(ENGLISH). CNRS-C.E.C.M,, VITRY, FRANCE,

3b
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

7019 NOZAKI, T, * YATSURUGI. Y, * A<JYAMA, N, * IMAli I« CHARGED PARTICLE ACTIVATION ANALYSIS FOR CARBON,

NITROGEN. AND OXYGEN IN SEMICONDUCTOR SILICON,

NBS SPEC, PURLi 312, VOL, II, MODERN TRENDS IN

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, 842-846, JUNE 1969,

(ENGLISH). THE INSTlTJTE Op PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL

RESEARCH, YAMaMOTO-MaCHI* SaITAMA, AND KOMATSU

ELECTRONIC METALS CO., LTD,, HlRATSUKA, KANaGa^a,

JAPAN.

7076 GIJBELS, R. * SPEECKE, A, * HOSTE, J,

AN OXYGEN STANDARD FcR THfc DETERMINATION OF OXYGEN

IN STEEL BY 14 MEV NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

NBS SPEC. PUBLi 312, VOL. II* MODERN TRENDS IN

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, 1298. 1305, JUNE 1969,

(ENGLISH). INSTlTUTp FOR NUCLEAR SCIENCES, GHENT

UNIVERSITY, PROEFUlNST^ATTi GHENT, BELGIUM,

7097 CHIRA, M.

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS CJ OXYGEM IN METALLIC

BERYLLIUM BY FAST NEUTRONS,

PROc. MEM. LEC T . MEET, ANNJV, FOUND. NAT, RES,

INST. METALS, 10TH, TQ<Y0, 199-201, 1966,

(ENGLISH). METAL CHEMISTRY DIVISION, NATIONAL

RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF METALS, TOKYO,

7106 ENGELMANN, C. * LOEUILLET, M,

PHOTON ACTIVATION FOR A NOMDESTRUCT I VE

DETERMINATION OF SMALL QUANTITIES OF OXYGEN IN

Ve*Y pure sodium,

BULL. SOC. CHIM, FR,. MO, 2, 680-663 (1969),

(ENGLISH). DEPARTEMENT DE METALLURGY CEN SACLAY,

7142 SCMRAMEL, P.

DETECTION OF OXYGEN IN METALS, ESPECIALLY STEEL,

BY ACTIVATION ANALYSIS WITH 14,5 MEV NEUTRONS,

OESTERR. akad. wiss,, i uth,-naturwiss, KL,,

SITZUNGSRER. A«T, II, 174, NO, 8-10, 535-557

(1965). (GERMAN). INSTITUT FUR RAD I UmfORSCHUNq , 7145 DOGE, H.G. * GROSSE-RUyKEN , H,

DETERMINATION OF IMPARITIES IN MOLYBDENUM AND

TUNGSTEN BY ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

ISOTOPENPRAXIS, 4, 262-268 (JULY 1968), (GERMAN).

INSTITUT FUR MgTALLPHYSIK U Ni D RE I NSTMETALLE,

DRESDEN, DER DEUTSCHEN A«ADEMIE DER W

SSENSCHAF TEN

ZU BERLIN, UNO INSTITUT FU* ANORGAMSCHE UND

ANORGANISCH-TECHNlSChE C^EMIE DER TU DRESDEN,

37
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

7162

7170

7172

72no

7213

PARKER, J.L. * HOLM, D.M,

MEASUREMENT OF CARbOn GRADIENT IN STARLESS STEEL

BY HF-3 ACTIVATION AND AUTORADIOGRAPHY,

LAM008, 9P.i APRIL 1968. (ENGLISH), LOS ALAMOS

SCIENTIFIC LABORATORY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,

LOS ALAMOS. NE'^ MEXICO,

PLAKSIN, I.N. * STARCHJK, L,P, * TUSTANOVSK I I , V,T,

DETERMINATION OF SILICON, IRON, AND MANGANESE IN

FE^ROSILICON RY NEUT^OM AC T I^A T ION ANALYSIS,

NaUCH. SOORSHcW.i INST, GORN, DELA, 29. 106-111

(1965), (russian), russia,

mac arthur, i.r, * morris, d,f,ci

Radiochemical methods for the determination of

trace flemfnts in nlckel alloys. p a rt ii,

determination of chlorine, phosphorus and sulphur,

metallurgy, l*xx» no. 4 7 ?' 37-42 (july 1969),

(english). de p artment of chemistry, brungl

university, london.

DAVID, D. * # LACOMgE,

3ERANG5R,

p

G. BOISOT, P,

ON

AMSEL, G, * DE GELAS, R.

nuclear method 5 for reterm i nat i on of impurities

the surfacf of metals,

J. NUCL. MaTER.. 29# 144-153 (FEBRUARY 1969).

(FRENCH). LABORATOIRE DE PHYSIQUE, E.N.S,, AND

C.R.M., ECOLE DES MHES DE PARIS, PARIS, FRANCE.

MOISEEV. L.I. * BLOKHlN, V.I. * BOGATYREV, V.K,

THE POSSIBILITY OF DETERMINING GASES IN METaLS BY

RadioactivaTion methods.

J. RADIOANAL. CHEM., USSR, 23, NO, 11, 1492-1497

(NOVFMRER 1968), (ENGLISH TRANSLATION), RUSSIA,

7214 KAREV, V.N. * DOLYA, G.P, * Slv/OKON, N.V, * TUTUBALIN, A.I. * KHaLIN, M,F, * ZaDVORNY^ a.S,

neutron activation analysis determination of

oxygfn in beryllium,

industrial laboratory, 34, no, 12, 1724-1726

(decfmber 1968), (english translation), physics

and engineering inst i t jte of the academy of

sciences of the Ukrainian ssr, Kharkov.

38
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

7230

7248

7285

7289

7291

DEBRUN, J.L. * 8ARRANDCN, J,N, * ALBERTi P,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS USING HE-4 AND HE«3 IONSi

DETERMINATION OF TRACE OXYGEM IN HIGH PURITY I*ON,

NICKEL i AND CHROMIUM, STUDIES ON CARBON

DETERMINATION,

BULL. SOC. CHIM, FR,, MO, 3, 1011-1016 (MARCH

1969). (FRENCH), LABO-RAT.Ol IE D ANALYSE PAR

ACTIVATION DU CENTRE D ETUDES DE CHIMIE

METALLURGIQUE, CNRS, vitry-sjr-seine,

ROOKi H.L. * SCHWEIKERT, E.Ai

ultratrace determination of oxygen and carbon by

charged particle activation analysis,

anal. chem., 41, no, 7, 958-963 (1969),

(english). activation analysis research

laboratory, Texas a and m university, college

station, texas,

KONECNY, K, * VOBECKY, M, * JUMA# J,

NON-DESTRUCTIVE DETERMINATION OF BORON

ALLOYS BY MEANS OF A NJCLEAR REACTION,

JAD. ENERG., 15, 128-130 (APRIL 1969),

USTAV JADERNEHO VYZKlMU CSAV* REZ,

IN METALLIC

(CZECH) ,

HOSTE, J. * SPEECKE, A, * DE SOETE, D,

DETERMINATION OF OXYGEN IN STEELS BY NEUTRON

ACTIVATION. I, PRlNcI ? LE OF THE METHOD AND

DESCRIPTION OF THE EQUIPMENT,

CNRM (CENT. NaT, RECK. MET,) MET, REP.i NO, 13#

29*32 (DECEMBER 1967), (ENGLISH) (GERMAN AND

FRENCH SUMM A RIES), LNIVERSjTY OF GHENT,

HANS, A. * TYOU, P, * lACOMBLE* M, * COLLETTE, F,

DETERMINATION OF OXYqEM IN STEELS BY NEUTRON

ACTIV A TI0N. Ill, RESULTS Of THE EXPERIMENTS

CARRIED OUT IN THE FIRST HALF OF 1967 WITH THE

EQUIPMENT INSTALLED aT THE LD STEEL PLANT OF S,a.

COCKERILL-OUGREE"PROVIOE N'CE,

CNRM (CENT. NaT, REC*. MET,) MET, REP, NO, 13,

37*46 (DECEMBER 1967), (ENGLISH) (GERMAN AND

FRENCH SUMMARIES), COCKER I LL-OUGREE-PROV I DENCE

AND C.N.R.M,

3S
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

7307

733n

7343

SCHUSTER, E, * WOHLLEBEN, K,

DETERMINATION OF LlGhT ELECTS I N SILICON AND

SELENIUM RY ION ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

Z. ANAL. CHEM., 245, NO, 4, 239-244 (1969),

(GERMAN) (ENGLISH SUMMARY), KERNTECHN I SCHE

laboratorien und forschumgslaboratorium ERLANGEN

HER SIEMENS A.G,

MIYAGAWAi K. * SHIMURA,

* YAMAGlSHI, M-, APPLICATION OF A FaST NEUTROM

the control of oxygen content

making process.

TeTSU TO HAGANE, 55# 209-215

(JAPANESE) (ENGLISH SUMMARY),

CO.. LTD.. JAPAN,

<, * ASAI, A. * NOMURA* E,

activation method

In iron and steel

TO

(FEBRUARY 1969),

FUJI IRON AND STeEL

OXYGEN AND NITROGEN IN

STUDY OF SURFACE

RE R R Y L

ACTIVATION DETERMINATION OF

SOLIDS. APPLICATION TO THE

REACTIONS. , , CEA-8IB-U6. 25P,, 1968, (FRENCH), COMMISSARIAT

A L ENERGIE ATOMIQUE, SAClAY. FRANCE,

7344

7361

BIHET, O.L.

OXYGEN DETERMINATION IN STEEL BY NEUTRON

ACTIVATION.

STAHL EISEN, 88i 1244-1246 (OCTOBER 31i 1968),

(GERMAN). GERMANY,

JUNA KONECNY. K, * V08EC<Y# M

NUCLEAR REACTION METhQD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF

BORON.

COLLFCT. CZECH, CHEM. COMMON,, 1605-1611 (MAY

1969). (ENGLISH), NUCLEAR RESEARCH INSTITUTE!

CZECHOSLOVAK ACADEMY OF ScJENC.ES, PR A GUE-REZ,

CZECHOSLOVAKIA*

7387 JANCZYSZYN. J. * LOSKA, L * TACZANOWSKli s,

DETERMINATION OF OXYGEN IN METALLIC CO p PER BY FaST

NEUTRON ACTIVaTJON ANALYSIS,

CHEMIA ANALITYCZNA, 14, 391-396 (1969). (POLISH)

(ENGLISH SUMMARY), INSTYTUT TECHNIKI JADROWEJ

AKADEMII GORNICZO-HUTNICZEJi KRAKOW, POLAND,

to
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - ACCESSION NUMBERS

7407 ATALIA, L,T. * LIMA, F.W,

THE DETERMINATION OF IMPURITIES IN MAGNESIUM METAL

BY ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

IEA NO. 167, 23P,, JLNE 1968, (SPANISH), DIVISAO

DE RADIOQUIMICA, InSTITUTO DE ENERGIA ATOMICA, SAO

PAULO, BRAZIL.

7417 GUINN, V.P.

IN-SITU MEASUREMENT CF OXYGEN IN WELDS BY

NONDESTRUCTIVE NEUTRCN ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

PROCEEDINGS I968 SYMPOSIUM OM The NDT OF WELDS a^D

materials joining, fVanston, Illinois, the

American society for non-destructive testing,

INC.. 547-556, 1968, (EMGLISH), GULF GENERA^

ATOMIC INC., SAN DIEGO, CALIF,

7419 STOlL, N. * WAGNER, a, * GOEDE^T, l,

APPLICATION OF ACTUATION ANALYSIS FOR

DETERMINATION OF OXYGEN IN ST£EL.

STAHL EISEN, 88, 775-782 (JULY 11, 1968), (GERMAN

AND FRENCH), GERMANY,

4-1

APPENDIX I

DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - AUTHOR INDEX

ABDURAKHMANOVA, S.R.

ABU-SAMRA, A.

AKIYAMA, N.

ALBERT, P.

6705

351

7019

4 8 688 703 704 767 814 1378 1471

2381 2550 3721 3722 4211 5921 5938

5954 6410 6412 6568 6590 6591 7012

7018 7230

ALEKSANDROVA, G.I. 6053 6072

ALIMARIN, I. P. 2721

AMSEL, G. 1915 7200

ANDERS, O.U. 131

ANDERSEN, G.H. 6750

ANDERSON, G.H. 3073

ANDREEV, A.V. 5321 5781

ARMIJO, J.S. 5408

ASAI, A. 6856 7330

ATALLA, L.T. 7407

ATCHISON, G.J. 22

AUBOUIN, G. 1165

AUMANN, D.C. 3986

BABIKOVA, Y.F. 2764

BAGGERLY, L.L. 596

BAKER, C.A. 850 6742

BAKES, J.M. 2526

BALLAUX, C. 6446

BARIT, I.Y. 5321 5781 5782

BARRANDON, J.N. 6591 6595 7012 7230

BARWINSKI, A. 6844

BASMAJIAN, J. A. 3977

BASS, R. 2615

BASTIAN, R. 4386

BATE, L.C. 641 654 1709

I-l
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - AUTHOR INDEX

BEAMER, W.H.

BEARD, D.B.

BENJAMIN, R.W.

BERANGER, G.

BERNHARD, F.

BERRY, L.

BIHET, O.L.

BLACKBURN, R.

BLAKE, K.R.

BLINKOV, D.I.

BLOKHIN, V.I.

BLOURI, J.

BOGANCS, J.

BOGATYREV, V.K.

BOISOT, P.

BOISSIER, M.

BORN, H.J.

BOUTEN, P.

BOUTEU, P.

BRADSHAW, W.G.

BRAMLITT, E.T.

BRATTER, P.

BRIDEN, D.W.

BRISCOE, W.L.

BROADHEAD, K.G.

BROOKSBANK, W.A., JR.

BRUNE, D.

BUCZEK, A.

BURNS, F.C.

BUSCH, G.

BUTLER, J.W.

BYRNE, J.T.

22

45 46 49

2686 3070

7200

744

7343

7344

864

2505 2686 3070 3976

1546 3361

7213

6410 6412 6568

6572

7213

7200

7015

1730 3986 3992

1085

893

45 46 49

1804

4300

131

1604 6752

500

81

6694

6844

1453 1739

1091

7011

2549

1-2
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - AUTHOR INDEX

CALI, J. P.

CERRAI, E.

CHAUDRON, G.

CHAUDRON, T.

CHENG, H.

CHIBA, M.

CHOPOROV, D.Y.

CLARK, L., JR.

CLESS-BERNERT, T.

CLEYRERGUE, C.

COLEMAN, R.F.

COLLETTE, F.

CONDIT, R.H.

COSGROVE, J.F.

CRAWFORD, G.I.

CUFF, D.R.A.

CURIE, I.

CUYPERS, J.

CUYPERS, M.

CUYPERS, M.Y.

255 6226

762

8 102

5954 7018

1151 1742

7097

6053 6072

1618 1787

1821

6410 6412 6568

108 109 1103 1104

7291

1483

6978

3502

2429

118 119

1378

1378 1477 1550 6595

2586

DAMS, R.

DANFORTH, J. P.

DAVID, D.

DE GELAS, B.

DE GOEIJ, J.J.M.

DE SOETE, D.

DEBRUN, J.L.

DEL MILAGRO PEREZ, M.

DEMIDOV, A.M.

DESCHAMPS, N.

DEUTSCHMAN, J.E.

6446

1590

7200

7200

2562

1560 5772 7289

5954 6591 7018 7230

6722

6053 6072

6410 6412 6568

5409

1-3
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - AUTHOR INDEX

DEYRIS, M. 3721 3722

DOGE, H.G. 7145

DOLYA, G.P. 7214

DOROSH, M.M. 4277

DOWNTON, D.W. 2526

DRAGNEV, T.N. 5429

DUGAIN, F. 1165

DUMONT, P. 6595

DUTINA, D. 1309

EICHELBERGER, J. 2596

EMERY, J.F. 641 1709

ENGELMANN, C. . 578 814 1263 1816 1823 3727

7015 7106

ENGLAND, L.D. 3070 3976

FITE, L.E. 2586

FOSTER, L.M. 161

FOURNET, L. 760

FRITZ, B. 6593

FRITZ, K.M. 2798 3357 3981

FROHBERG, M.G. 2678

FUJII, I. 426 2649 3768 5380 5431 5432

FURUKAWA, M. 1151 1194 1742

FURUKAWA, Y. 5919

GADDA, F. 762

GAHN, R.F. 3085

GAITANIS, CD. 161

GAITTET, J. 767

GARBRAH, B.W. 3466

GEBAUHR, W. 1118

1-4
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - AUTHOR INDEX

GIBBONS, D. 1570 5409

GIJBELS, R. 6398 6723 6728 7076

GILL, R.A. 181

GILMAN, A.R. 58

GOBBI, A. 1091

GOBRECHT, H. 4300

GOEDERT, L. 5450 5451 5452 7419

GORSKI, L. 6844

GOSSET, J. 1263 6593 7015

GRAEFF, P. 6593

GRAY, A.L. 2507

GREEN, F.L. 1590 1591

GREEN, J.L. 4226

GROSSE-RUYKEN, H. 7145

GROSSO, P. 1965

GROVE, G.R. 2596

GRUVERMAN, I.J. 1124

GUINN, V.P. 2598 7417

HALDAR, B.C. 6086

HANS, A. 7291

HARRIS, W.F. 1589

HEADY, H.H. 500

HENKELMANN, R. 3986

HENNINGER, W.A. 1124

HENRY, W.M. 1026 1951 2652

HEROLD, C. 1193

HERR, W. 223

HIROSE, Y. 2418

HOLM, D.M. 1604 3977 6752 1762

HOLT, J.B. 1483

HOOTON, B.W. 1951

1-5
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - AUTHOR INDEX

HOSTE, J. 893 1085 5772 6398 6446 6723 6728

7076 7289

HOUSTON, CD. 2505 3070

HOUTMAN, J.P.W. 2562

HUGHES, J.D.H. 5932

ICHIJIMA, I. 6856

ILLSLEY, C.T. 2549

IMAI, I. 7019

ISHII , D. 2418

ISSEROW, S. 58

JAMES, J. A. 244 246

JAMIN-CHANGEART, F. 1621

JANCZYSZYN, J. 6844 7387

JERVIS, R.E. 7017

JESSEN, P.L. 1956

JIRLOW, K. 6694

JOHNSON, R.G. 45 46 49

JONES, L.V. 2596

JONES, R.E. 1956

JUNA, J. 7285 7361

KALININ, A.I. 2523

KANT, A. 255

KAREV, V.N. 7214

KARLIK, B. 1821

KEMPCHINSKY, P.C. 3073

KERWICK, U. 1590

KHALIN, N.F. 7214

KINSEY, R.J. 1590

KIREEV, V.A. 6705

1-6
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - AUTHOR INDEX

KOBAYASHI, M. 3771

KOHN, R.E. 1590 1591

KONECNY, K. 7285 7361

KOPINECK, H.J. 2615

KOSTER-PFLUGMACHER, A . 2678

KOTELNIKOV, G.A. 6053 6072

KOYAMA, M. 5919

KUDINOV, B.S. 5782

KUSAKA, Y. 628

KUZNETSOV, R.A. 2523

KWIECINSKI, S. 6844

LACOMBE, P. 7200

LACOMBLE, M. 7291

LAVERLOCHERE, J. 1165

LAVERTY, A. 3073

LE HERICY, J. 1378 6410 6412 6568

LEBOEUF, M.B.- 509

LEDDICOTTE, G.W. 81 641 654 1709

LELIAERT, G. 893

LENCHENKO, V.M. 1561

LEONHARDT, W. 655 1158

LEPETIT, H. 2802 4260

LESBATS, A. 2550

LEWIS, J.E. 979

LIMA, F.W. 7407

LOBANOV, E.M. 1546 1547 1561 3361

LOEUILLET, M. 1263 6593 7015 7106

LOSKA, L. 6844 7387

LOWE, L.F. 6226

LOWENHAUPT, E.H. 4226

1-7
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - AUTHOR INDEX

LUKENS, H.R.

LUTZ, G.J.

MAC ARTHUR, I.R.

MACKINTOSH, W.D.

MAEDA, S.

MAHONY, J.D.

MAKASHEVA, I.E.

MALVANO, R.

MARKOWITZ, S.S.

MARMIER, P.

MARSCHAL, A.

MARTIN, J.

MARTIN, T.C.

MASLOV, I. A.

MAY, S.

MAZYUKEVICH, N.P.

MC CRARY, J.H.

MELLET, M.

METCALF, A.

MEYER, R.E.

MIGNONSIN, E.P.

MINAEV, V.M.

MISHIMA, I.

MIYAGAWA, K.

MIYOSHI, K.

MOISEEV, L.I.

MOISEEV, V.V.

MOLLER, E.

MORGAN, I.L.

MORI, H.

MORRIS, D.F.C.

1900 2598

1560

7172

7017

3771

105 1318 1599 1831

1166

1965

1318 1599 1831

1091

7015

1118

2505

1166

814

4277

596

892

1394 2507

654

1471 1550

2764

6856

6856 7330

426 1067 2649

7213

2523

5238

596 2505 2686 3070 3976

2418

7172

1-8
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - AUTHOR INDEX

MORZEK, P. 1193

MULLINS, W.T. 641 1709

MUNZER, H. 3746

MUSAELYAN, R.M. 5321 5782

MUTO, H. 426 2649 3768 5380 5431 5432

NADKARNI, R.A. 6086

NAGATSUKA, S. 3771

NAVALIKHIN, L.V. 6705

NICKEL, H. 2678

NIESE, S. 1193

NILSSON, L. 5238

NOMURA, E. 6856 7330

NOZAKI, T. 1151 1194 1742 7019

OBUKHOV, A. P. 1166

OLIVE, G. 5409

OSMOND, R.G. 391

OSSART, P. 7015

PARKER, C.V., JR. 3976

PARKER, J.L. 1604 6752 7162

PARSA, B. 1599

PASZTOR, L.C. 1950 2542

PECK, P.F. 1026 1951 2429 2652

PERDIJON, J. 2983 3090 5708

PEREZHOGIN, G.P. 2721

PERKIN, J.L. 108 109

PERSIANI, C. 4386

PETERS, B.F.G. 864

PETIT, J. 814 3727

PIERCE, T.B. 1026 1951 2429 2652

1-9
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - AUTHOR INDEX

PINKAS, V. 2386

PLAKSIN, I.N. 7170

PLASHAKOVA, G.P. 6053

PLESHAKOVA, G.P. 6072

PLUMB, R.C. 398

POINT, J.J. 401

PRESSER, G. 2615

PRICE, H.J. 2549

PRONMAN, I-.M. 5321 5781 5782

QUAGLIA, L. 6595

QUITTNER, P. 6572

RAKOVSKII, E.E. 985

RASMUSSEN, N.C. 1618 1787 3059

REILLY, E.M. 6226

REVEL, G. 2381 3721 5938 5954 6590 7018

REYNOLDS, S.A. 81

RICHARDS, D.H. 244 246

RIEZLER, W. 417

ROBAYE, G. 6595

ROGERS, G.T. 5932

ROHNSCH, W. 1520

ROMMEL, H. 1013 1193 2712

ROOK, H.L. 7248

ROPER, N.J. 1875

ROSENBAUM, H.S. 5408

ROSENBLUM, L. 3085

ROSS, W.J. 1711

ROTTMANN, J. 2678

RYAN, V.A. 4226

I -10
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - AUTHOR INDEX

SAITO, K.

SAMOSADNYI, V.T.

SANDERS, W.M.

SAWAI, T.

SCHADE, H.

SCHAUB, B.

SCHRAMEL, P.

SCHUSTER, E.

SCHWEIKERT, E.A.

SEVIER, P.

SHAMAEV, V.I.

SHCHULEPNIKOV, M.N.

SHIMURA, K.

SHKODA-ULYANOV, V.A.

SHMANEKOVA, G.I.

SHORT, H.G.

SIMKOVA, M,

SIMON, L.

SIMPSON, H.

SIVOKON, N.V.

SMAKHTIN, L.A.

SMALES, A. A.

SOCIETA RICERCHE

IMPIANTI NUCLEARI

SOMMERKORN, G.

SPEECKE, A.

SPENKE, H.

SPIRA, J.

STARCHIK, L.P.

STARFELT, N.

STEELE, E.L.

STOCKER, H.J.

1151 1194 1742

2764

1604 3977 6752

3771 5921

1091

3727

3746 7142

6581 6736 7307

7248

5409

1215

2721

2649 7330

4277

6053 6072

452

2386

1219

1570

7214

985

391

140

2615

5772 6398 6723 6728 7076 7289

1821

4386

7170

5238

1900 2598 2734

2678

1-11
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - AUTHOR INDEX

STOLL, N. 5450 5451 5452 7419

STRAUSE, B.M. 509

SUE, P. 8

SUKHOV, G.V. 6053 6072

SZABO, E. 6572

TACZANOWSKI, S. 7387

TAKADA, K. 5432

TALANIN, Y.N. 6705

TALBOT-BESNARD, S. 1621

TANAKA, S. 1151 1194 1742

TAUSEND, A. 4300

THOMPSON, B.A. 509 912

THOMPSON, H.D. 255 6226

THOMPSON, T.J. 3059

TOUSSET, J. 4260

TSUJI, H. 628

TUSTANOVSKII , V.T. 7170

TUTUBALIN, A.I. 7214

TWITTY, E.L. 2798 3357 3981

TYOU, P. 7291

VAN GRIEKEN, R. 6398 6723

VAN WYK, J.M. 2586

VOBECKY, M. 7285 7361

VOIGT, A.F. 351

VON ARDENNE, M. 744

WAGNER, A. 5450 5451 5452 7419

WAINERDI, R.E. 2586

WHITLEY, J.E. 3466

WILKNISS, P.E. 1730 3992

1-12
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - AUTHOR INDEX

WILLERS, G. 4300

WILLIAMS, A.I. 452

WILLIAMS, D.R. 6742

WINCHESTER, J.W. 654

WOHLLEBEN, K. 6581 6736 7307

WOLICKI, E.A. 7011

WOOD, D.E. 1875 1950 1956 2542

WOOD, J.D.L.H. 2526

YAKOVLEV, Y.V. 985 2721

TAMAGISHI, M. 7330

YATSURUGI, Y. 7019

YUKI, M. 5919

ZADVORNYI, A.S.

ZVEREV, B.P.

ZVYAGIN, V.I.

7214

1546 1547 1561 3361

1546 1547 1561 3361

1-13

3

APPENDIX II a

c

DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - MATRIX INDEX

BORON

ALUMINUM

GERMANIUM

METALS, GENERAL

NICKEL ALLOYS

SILICON

STEEL

CARBON

ALUMINUM

BERYLLIUM

BORON

CALCIUM

CESIUM

GERMANIUM

GOLD

IRON

IRON-ALUMINUM ALLOYS

LEAD-BISMUTH ALLOYS

METALS, GENERAL

MOLYBDENUM

NICKEL

NIOBIUM

PLATINUM

SILICON

SILVER

SODIUM

STEEL

1618 1787 3059 5919

2712

7285

3976

181 1013 1091 1546 1547 1561

2712 3361 5429

1821 3466 5408 5932 7361

4 578 688 703 767

45 46 49 578 1263 1816 2505 3070

3727 3976

1816

1816

4386

1604 6752 7015

105 1599 1831 7011

4 8 401 417 703 744 1219 5*954

7015 7018

578

7017

7213

3070 6742

1604 6593 6752

7015

7011

1831 6581r 6593 6736 7019 7307

105

1560 1816

118 119 351 1026 1604 1951 2652

5238 6742 6752 7162

II-l
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - MATRIX INDEX

CARBON (CONTINUED)

TANTALUM

TERBIUM

TUNGSTEN

ZIRCONIUM

NITROGEN

ALUMINUM

BERYLLIUM

IRON

METALS, GENERAL

MOLYBDENUM

NIOBIUM

SILICON

TUNGSTEN

ZIRCONIUM

OXYGEN

ALUMINUM

AMERICIUM

BERYLLIUM

BISMUTH

BORON

CADMIUM

CALCIUM

CERIUM

CESIUM

CHROMIUM

1604 3977 6752 7015

4226

3070

703 1604 6752

703

49 703 1263 1816 2505 3070 3976

7015

5238 7213 7343

3070

5782 7015

7019

3070

703 760

578 654 655 1067 1589 1804 3721

3722 3771 3992 4211 5409 5432

5772 5921 6595 6694 6978 7012

4226

45 46 49 58 108 109 391 500 578

596 814 1103 1104 1263 1318

1816 2505 2549 2686 3070 3073

3090 3727 3976 4277 7097 7214

5772

1816 4260

5772

1816

500

131 4386

500 3090 6591 7230

1 1-2
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - MATRIX INDEX

OXYGEN (CONTINUED)

COBALT

COPPER

CURIUM

GERMANIUM

GOLD

HAFNIUM

IRON

IRON-ALUMINUM ALLOYS

LANTHANUM

LEAD

LEAD-BISMUTH ALLOYS

LITHIUM-MAGNESIUM ALLOYS

MAGNESIUM

METALS, GENERAL

MOLYBDENUM

NICKEL

NIOBIUM

PLATINUM

POTASSIUM

SELENIUM

SILICON

SILICON-IRON ALLOYS

SILVER

SILVER-ZIRCONIUM ALLOYS

SODIUM

5772

655 1067 1103 3768 5772 7387

4226

1604 1739 6053 6072 6752

105 655 1831 7011

2381 5938 6590

426 655 1067 1589 2649 3768 6591

7015 7230 7330

578 1067

500

5772

7017

2562

2798 3357 3981

1158 1483 1823 1915 2802 3986

6742 7213 7417

500 1067 1589 2381 3070 3768

5321 5938 6590 6705

426 655 1067 1604 6591 6752 7230

1103 1589 1739 5772 5781 7015

655 7011

1900 2598 2734 3085

7307

1151 1194 1742 6053 6072 6593

6978 7015 7019 7248

1589 2418

105

3977

1816 7106

1 1-3
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - MATRIX INDEX

OXYGEN (CONTINUED)

STEEL

TANTALUM

TERBIUM

THORIUM

TIN

TITANIUM

TUNGSTEN

VANADIUM

ZINC

ZIRCALLOY

ZIRCONIUM

PHOSPHOROUS

ALUMINUM

ALUMINUM-SILICON ALLOYS

ANTIMONY

COPPER

GALLIUM

GOLD

IRON

MAGNESIUM

MOLYBDENUM

NICKEL

NICKEL ALLOYS

426 500 1067 1103 1394 1453

1604 1950 1956 2507 2526 2542

2586 2615 2649 2678 2764 2983

3357 3502 3746 3768 3981 5238

5380 5450 5451 5452 5708 5772

6595 6728 6752 6856 7076 7142

7289 7291 7330 7344 7419

912 1067 1604 3090 3977 5772

6752

4226

105 1318 1730

500

426 1067 1103 1739 3357 3981

4277 5431 5772 5781 6750

500 1067 2381 3070 3768 5938

6590

500

5772

426 1067 1309 3768

655 762 1103 1604 2381 3090

3721 4277 5772 5938 6590 6595

6752 7012 7200

4 161 398 688 767 979 2550 6410

864

985 2721

1477 2550 6412

2721

1193

4 140 223 688 767 893 1965 6568

22 6410

7145

892 6568

7172

1 1-4
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - MATRIX INDEX

PHOSPHOROUS (CONTINUED)

NIOBIUM

SELENIUM

SILICON

STEEL

TANTALUM

TELLURIUM

THALLIUM

TUNGSTEN

ZIRCONIUM

SILICON

ALUMINUM

BERYLLIUM

IRON

MAGNESIUM

NICKEL ALLOYS

NIOBIUM

STEEL

TITANIUM

ZIRCONIUM

SULFUR

ALUMINUM

CHROMIUM

COPPER

GOLD

IRON

MAGNESIUM

NICKEL

641 1165 1709

1215 1520 6446

244 246 255 509 892 1118 1166

2386 2523 6226 6572

893 1085 1124 2764 6086

1165

1215

2721

7145

1471 1709 2550

4 102 417 1591

850 1263

4 452 628 1590 1875

7407

6844

641

628 2429 2596 6086 6398 6723

7170

81

1709

688 704 767 2550 6410 6412 6568

1570

1378 1477 2550 6410 6412 6568

1193

140 688 767 1621 1965 6410 6412

6568

22 6410 6412 6568

6410 6412 6568

1 1-5
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - MATRIX INDEX

SULFUR (CONTINUED)

NICKEL ALLOYS

NIOBIUM

SELENIUM

SILICON

STEEL

TELLURIUM

ZIRCONIUM

7172

641

1215 1520 4300 6446

892

893 1085 1124 1711 2764 6086

1215

1471 1709 2550

I 1-6
APPENDIX

7

a

c

DETERMINATION OP LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - REACTION INDEX

BORON

11B(p,n) 11

C 181 1013 1091 2712

10B(d,n) 11

C 2712

10B(n,a) 7 Li - 1546 1547 1561 1618 1787 3059

electronic a counting 3361 5429

10 B(n,a) 7 Li - a track counting 5408 5932

10 B(n,a) 7 Li - neutron flux depression 1821

10 B(n,a) 7 Li - 1546 1547 1561 3361 3466 5919

+. 7 T

. 7285 7361 prompt Li gamma ray

Deuteron bombardment - prompt gamma ray 3976

CARBON

12 C(d,n) 13N 4 8 118 119 417 688 744 767

1219 1951 2505 3070 3976 5238

6581 6736 7307

12

C(Y,n) 1:L C 45 46 49 351 703 1263 1560 1816

3727 4386 5954 6593 6742 7015

7017 7018

12

C( 3 He J a) 11

C 105 1599 1604 1831 3977 4226

6752 7011 7019 7162

12 C(p 3 Y)

13N 401 744 1026 1219

12 C(a,an) 11

C 578

12 C(d,p) 13

C - (prompt y detection) 2652

III-l
DETERMINATION OP LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - REACTION INDEX

NITROGEN

l4 N(y,n) 13

N 49 703 760 1263 1816 7015

l4 N(d 3 n) 15 2505 3070 3976

N(d,n) - prompt

neutron detection 5238

l2| N(n,2n) - C-W generator 5782

14, T N(p,a) , JL

C 7019

OXYGEN

l6 0(n,p) l6

N - 14 MeV 108 109 131 426 500 596 762

neutrons from Cockcroft 1067 1103 1104 1309 1394 1453

Walton generator 1589 1739 1804 1900 1950 1956

2418 2505 2507 2526 2542 2549

2586 2598 2615 2649 2678 2686

2734 2764 2798 2802 2983 3073

3085 3090 3357 3502 3746 3768

3981 4260 5321 5380 5409 5431

5432 5451 5452 5708 5772 5781

6694 6705 6728 6750 6856 6978

7076 7097 7142 7214 7289 7291

7330 7344 7387 7417 7419

l6 0(a,pn) l8

F 578 1151 1194 1742 2381 3722

5921 5938 6590 6591 6593 7015

7230 7248

l8 0(p,n) l8

F 912 1483

18

0(y,p) 17 N 4277

-1 r -1 o 0(t,n) F - accelerator

produced trltons 7012

16^/ n16 at 0(n,p) N - reactor neutrons

l6 0(d,n) 17 F 3070 3976 5238 7307

l6 0(d,p) 17

- prompt y's

l6 0(p,a) 13 N

3986

3070

6595

7248

III-2
DETERMINATION OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

IN METALS - REACTION INDEX

OXYGEN (Continued)

0(y 3 n) v O

l6„ / 3tt ^ 18-n 0( He,p) P

0(t,n) F; tritons

from Li(n,a)t

PHOSPHOROUS

45 46 49 58 814 1263 1816 3727

3771 4386 6742 7015 7017 7106

105 1318 1604 1831 2381 3721

3977 4211 4226 5921 5938 6053

6072 6590 6752 7011 7015 7019

7230 7248

391 654 655 1158 1730 2562 3992

31 P(n,y) 32

P

SILICON

4 22 140 161 223 244 246 255

398 509 641 688 767 864 892 893

979 985 1085 1118 1124 1165 1166

1193 1215 1471 1477 1520 1709

2386 2523 2550 2721 2764 6086

6226 6410 6412 6446 6568 6572

7145 7172

proton scattering

28„., x29 . Si(n,Y) y Si

28 . / x. 28 .

., Si(n,p) Al - C-W Generator

Si(n,p) Al - Po-Be source

SULFUR

2429

4 81 102 417 452 641 850 1263

1709 6086 7407

628 1875 2596 6398 6723 6844 7170

1590 1591

34 S(n jY ) 35 S

32 S(n,p) 32 P

22 140 641 688 767 892 893 1085

1124 1193 1215 1378 1471 1477

1520 1621 1711 2550 6086 6410

6446 6568

704 1520 1570 1709 1965 2764

4300 6412 6446 6568 7172

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