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NBS TECHNICAL NOTE 467

Part 2

Revision 1—December 1969

Activation

Analysis:

A Bibliography
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NBS TECHNICAL NOTE 467

Part 2—Appendices

Revision 1

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS: A BIBLIOGRAPHY

(Part 2 —Issued December 1969)

(Supersedes publication issued September 1968)

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EDITED BY

G. J. LUTZ, R. J. BORENI,

R. S. MADDOCK, AND W. W. MEINKE

Analytical Chemistry Division

Institute for Materials Research

National Bureau of Standards

Washington, D.C. 20234

Nat. Bur. Stand. (U.S.), Tech. Note 467, 264 pages (Dec. 1969)

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS - A BIBLIOGRAPHY

(Part 2 - Revision 1)

Edited by

G. J. Lutz, R. J. Boreni, R. S. Maddock and W. W. Meinke

ABSTRACT

References to activation analysis in the open literature

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

two-part series contains more than 6,000 references numbered

according to their accession to the system. The second part

contains an author index and three additional indexes for

Element Determined, Matrix Analyzed, and Technique Used.

Part 1 is updated by this addendum to include new references

Part 2 is superseded by revision 1 to include cross references

fto the new accessions listed in part 1.

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

used.

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

AALBERTS. J.H.

AARON, D.

ABAROV, ti.

ABBOSOV, 0.

ABBEL-AZIZi A.

abdel-rassoui, a. A.

ABDEL-WAHAB. M.F

ABDEVaZDAN. R.

abdullaev, a. a. abdurakhmanova. s,R,

ardusalyamov. n,

ABE* Mi

| ABE. S.

ABE, T,

ABELES. T.P.

ABRAMS. T.A.

ABRAo. A.

ABU-SAMRA, A.

ACCARDO C.A.

ADACMI, T.

ADAMEK, A.

ADAMIKER. D.

ADAMS. F.

818

377

4262

5705 5707

mo

1856 1853 2654 2870 5368

1858

6586

924 5858 7410

6705

7237

2889

1501 2758 3346 3799 4189 5430 6693

7292

838

2575

5870

14 165? 2812 2

5 04

351 2495 6934

21

960 1152 1315

5956 5984

336D

581 865 886 950 1064 1066 1500 1735

1841 3411 5381 5385 62l8 6383 6696

7i78 7?07 7254 73l7 7360 74Q2 7876

7930

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

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ADAMSk!. L. 923

ADLOFF. J,P, 2632

AEBERSOLD. P.C* 6060

AEROJFT^GENERAL 644

AGELAO. G. 4243 7i28

AIDARKIN, B.C. 978

AIROLDI, G, 2

AITKEN, M.J, 1132 1301 1306 7873

AKABOSMI, M. 42(j7 5472 7282 8001

AKAIWA, H. 7888

AKBAROV, U. 3760

AKERS. L.K. 422

AKIYAMA, N. 7019 f)

AKOLZINA'. L.D. 2474

AKUTSU, M. 3995

AL KITAL. W.A, 7416

AL SHAMRISTANI. H, 7p31

ALBERT, n. 2335

ALBERT, M, 897

ALBERT, P. 3 4 5 6 7 8 i5 167 358 5q2 688 7 3

7f!4 767 781 83.2 814 815 821 851 fl 79

1375 1378 1410 l«7j i720 238i 255

262 8 262 9 2768 2

9 36 37?l 3722 3723

4211 5921 5938 5954 64l0 64*2 6568

6578 6586 659 659-j 682I 7oo3 7 09

7*12 7nl8 7i5 723(5 7231 7232 7284

AlBISUi F. 7336 7339

ALEKSAMDROV, C.A 3373

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

• ale'ksandrova. G.!, 6p53 6 fi 7

2

ALEXANDER. J.L. 2574

ALEXANDER. T. 2533

ALEXANDER. W.D. *>6l5 6n47

ALEXANDROV. S. 6355

ALGOTSi J.M, 7400

ALIAN. A.

ALIMARIN, I. P.

ALKHAZOV. D.G.

ALLAM, B.

ALLAM, D.

| ALLEN. F.G.

ALLEN. H.E.

ALLEN. L.S.

1901 1960 2447 2951 4263 4319 5369

5728 572' 6215 6721 698l

785 1068 1763 264i 2721 3367 3732

3737 4310 5786 7423

5435

H729

6215

5402

7977

2684

Allen, r.o.. jr. 5948

*LLIE, W.. JR. 6382 7n73 7H2

& LLINA, 7.

alpatev, y.s.

alperovitch, E.A # 10 11

alstad. J. 1265

altmann. h.

1069 1373 1636 5864

4196

AMANO, H.

AMBROSINO. G.

1370 1703 1767 1895 3358 3360 6303

7877

12 193 805

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AMES LABORATORY

AMIEL, S.

AMIN S1NOGIH* P.

AMIRUDDIN. A.

AMSEL, G.

ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY

anbar, m. anchevskm, e.v,

Anders* e. anders* o.u.

Andersen, g.h.

anderson. c.f.l.

ANDERSON. O.M.W.

ANDERSON. E.R.

ANDERSON. G.H.

ANDERSON. J,

ANDERSON. R.E.

ANDERSON. R.H.

ANDERSON. W.A.

ANDREEV. A.V.

ANDREWS, A.E.

ANDREWS, D.G.

277S 3810

88 770 772 782 807 808 841 842 843

868 1023 1070 1302 1645 1782 i'8ll

1857 1906 2634 275l 37ll 5262 6449

645?) 6668 6669 6983 7o32 7163 7216

7398 8n35

6924

548 1169

1915 72P0

480

1020 1071

3379 7878

15 1122 7869

16 17 i8 131 549 635 ln55 1072 1248

1303 1691 3351 6979 7251 8025

507 1537 2121 2126 2348 3Q77 5979

675C 7400

697C

3336 5342

2422

3073

155 6014 6827

343 344

563

4289

5321 5781

3788

7064

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ANGEL, C.R. 7976

ANONG NILUBOL, M.L. 7099

4NOSHIN, G.N. 4242

iNSELLt P.M. 1311

ANTKIW. S. 168

ANTUNEZ, H.M. 1059

AOKI. F, 20 797 826 1565 1671 1880 3758 7980

AOKI. T. 5777

ARAKI, H. 379 602 1153 1208 5928

ARCIPIANI. L. 8004

ARGHJtTU. C. 6452

ARGONNE NATIONAL 2590 3329

LABORATORY

w ARGRETT, L. 7908

ARINO. H. 2499 2690

ARIPOV, G. 3362 5581

ARMAN. A. 6975

ARMBRUSTER. R. 4209

ARMIJOi J.S. 5408

ARMI5TEAD. F.C. 4252

ARMSTRONG. A. A., JR, 1073 1472 1583 2493 6406 7382

ARMSTRONG, F.E. 6317

ARMSTRONG. R.L. 2731

ARNEIL* G.C. 5755

ARNFELT, a.L. 5433

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

ARONOW. L.

ARROYO A.i A.

ARTSIKHOVSKIY. AiV»

ARTYUKMIN, P.I.

ARWILL* T.

ASAI. A.

ASAI, T.

ASARO. F.

ASAYAMA, T,

ASCOLli A.

ASHE. J,B.

ASMIROV, M.G.

ASHWORTH. M.J,

ASPIN. N.

ASRIMAIL. A.

ATALLAi L.T.

ATCHISON. G.J.

ATEN, A.H.W., JR # ATHAVALE. V.T.

atkins. n.H.r,

ATOMES

ATOMIC ENERGY FOR

PEACE* BANGKOK

ATOMICS

A U R I N , n .

7089

6992

7083

2640 3730 3731 5336 5500 5619 57O3

5787

6055

6856 7330

5386 7316

5788

1531 5328 5867

1074

314 2254 7030

3369 3370 337l

2575

550

5742

1650 5358 7407

22 23

24 25 1249 7197 72o5

1427 3560 696Q

26 27

551

5972 6670

299 376 389 404

5593

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

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AU&OUIN, G,

4UBRY, J s AyCHApT, J.M.

4UDE, G.

1045 lo46 1138 1165 I8l9 2557 7i5i

28

2409

7313

Au^R-wElsBACH. H. 3397 4301

4UGUSTSON. R.H. 6713 6714

4umAnj N< n.C. 196 1528 1532 1814 2543 3986 6370

AUSTRALIAN ATO^Tr 3,066 3n67

FNFRGY COMMISSION

AUXIFRi j. a. AXMANNi H.

A7IM0V. S.A.

A7UMA. T.

3ABA, H,

3A8AF V . A.

^abafv, n.

5 A B A L. A , P . 3AP8, A.I..

^A^IKOVA. Y.F.

3ACHARACH. J.L

3aCHM A N. G.S.

3achm a nin, k.

3adanoiu. m. 9aedfcker, p.

a

993

3093

5621

5386 6854 7315 7316

379 60? H53 1208 7297

1549 3386 5705 57p7 7l7l 7229

3766

18 77

2123 4?83 5746 6688 6938

2764

6244

275

310*

803

1566 3467 697q 7385

3AGDAVAD7F, N.V. 3757

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

596

29 423

2779

867 1675

3AIRD. J.N.. JR. 1048

3AKER. C.A. 850 £475 3488 6698 6742

3AGGERLY. L.L.

3AILEY. L.E,

3AIIEYj M.R.

3A1LFY. R.F.

3AKER. C.W.

3AKER. P.S.

3AKES, J.M.

3ALCIUS, D.M.

3ALCIUS, J.F.

3ALDW IN, w.F.

3ALL, T.K.

3ALLAUX, B,

3ALLAIJX, C.

3ALSFNC, L.

7948

7057

1677 1961 2526 3948 721*

8010

2695 3959 6931

1843

2509 2669

7227

4254 5730 6446 7934

3996 6333 7956

3ANCIE-QRILLOT, M, 3 3l 32

3ANDEL, D.

3ANDO, S.

9ANKS, T.E.

3ANTA. H.E.

3ANVILLE. B,

3ARA, M.

3ARAK. A.J.

3ARANOV, V.I.

1050

419 2683 3341 6l99 6859 7223

33 34

1294

1924

7870

542

*04 1062 1393

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

9ARBAKAD7E. L . V , 3797

3ARBAUD, J. 198

3ARBE'. R. 3951

3ARBER, w,H, 4273 5420 6976

9ARQAINER, J.D. 1843

IARIT, I.Y, 5321 5781 5782

3ARKER, w. 2124

3ARNES* B.K, 6456 7545

1AR0 4 8,B. 802 1734 2926 6993

BARRAlL. E.M.. II 860

3ARRA N DON« J.N. 6591 6595 7009 7012 7230 79o3

iARRElRA. f. 37

k 3ARRV. R.C, 2664

3ARTHE* P. 6353

3ARTMOMEUF. D. 853

1ARWIN5KI. A. 3335 6325 6844

3ASHATi H. 6721

3A3ILE* R. 38

3ASIN. Y.N. 1430

3ASMAJIAN, J. A. 3977

3ASS. R, 2615

3ASTIAN, J, 5422

3ASTIAN, R. 4386

9ASTIAM. R.P. 117

3ATCHELOR. J.S.P. 3481

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

3ATE. G.L. 39 45 41 42 1076

3ATE. L.C. 43 291 292 625 64o 641 634 763 946

973 981 1031 1060 1075 1077 1268

1350 1361 1635 l7 9 i7i3 l725 1727

1746 1796 2l57 2699 288l 2

9 3l 4232

5711

3ATELLE MEMORIAL 1954

INSTITUTE

3ATTELLE NORTHWEST 7208

3ATTISTONE. G.C, 2584 2585 2637 7999

3ATTYE. C.K. 6Q14 6827

9AUDIN. G. 2927

3AUMGARTNER. F. 44 1331 1529 1689 1732

3AUS, R,A. 729 1123

9AYLE. P. 5444

9EAMER, W f H. 18 22 23 635

TM

3EAMISH, F.E. 4367 4312 6392 67l9

3EARD, D.B. 45 46 49

3EARD', H.R. 6(j77

3EARDSLEY, D.A. 193Q

3EASLFY, T.M. 2998

3EAUDET, C. 6216

3EAVIN, R. 6753

3ECK, D.J, 418

3ECK, J.S. 1078

3ECKER, D.A, 2537 4224 3985 8021

3ECKIR, U. 7051

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3ECKNELL. D.E,

3EELER, R.

3EER, J.S.

3EES0N, M.H,

3EHNE, D.

3EHRENS, G.B.

3ELURD, L.

3ELKAS, E,f».

3ELL, P,R.

3ELLANCA. S,C.

3ELLER, L.S.

3EL0V, V.I.

3ELYAK0V. M.A.

BENJAMIN. R.W.

3ENNETT, J.H.

3ENNVH0FF, J, A.

3ENS0Ni A. A,

9ENS0N* C.S.

3ENS0Ni P.A.

SENTlE^' W.C.

9E«ANGER. Q.

3ERESSi M,

3ERQAMIN. U,

iE^GANi R.A.

3ERGERi R.

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

7039

7956

7255

5936

7391

7939

5765

1964 4?72 7364

2684

2792 2959 6929

1079

2965 7100

855 3375 7862 7875 7878

2686 3n7o

6208

6391

47 975 1462 1870 3716

6364

692 14 7 8 l5s4 1655 1736 18*4

<92

7200

612 5501 7101

1760

996

4001

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375-791 O - 70 - 2
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

3ERGMAN. 8.

3ERGNISR. P.E.E.

3ERGSTROM. J.

3ERKEYi E.

9ERKUT0VA. I.D.

3ERLANDI, F.J.

3ERNHARD. P.

3ERNIER, M,

3ERRV', D.W,

9ERRV. J.E.

3ERRY. L.

3ERRV. P.F.

3ERTETi M.

3ERT0LINI. G,

3ERTONi M.

3ERZIN. A.K.

3ERZINA. I.G.

3ESPAL0V. D.F.

3ETHARD, W.F.

3ETHGE. P.O.

3ETTENS. B.

3ETTERIDGE, D.

3EWERSi J.M.

3EVDON. J.

3EYER. W.W.

1332 1800

2422

35 48

5721 7310

2717

1129 2511 4410 6076

744

2797

4200

1843

7343

7030 7202

2797

7245

1444

1646 2965 3462 7lo6

5965

78b" 3462

648 944 1384 l7o8 ftoiO 6067 7l89

8013

1239

1968

2455

7238 7239

§1 564

52 53

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> 3EYERMANM. K.

3EVSSIER. B.

3HATNAGAR. A.S.

3IANCHIN!. A.

3ICKERS, G.

3IGLI0CCA, C.

3IHET, O.L.

3ILDSTEIN, H.

3ILEFIELD. L.I.

3ILIDIM, L.P.

3ILIMQVICH. G.N

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

1577

6356

2318

5344 5345 6323

6937

579 6982

7344

982 1264 2601 295q 3397 4301 6451

522 1080 1106

784

5786

3ILLINGHUR5T. M,W,80il

3IRCANIN. L.

3IRD. E.D.

3IRDi J.R.

3IRKHEAD. S.L.

3ISBY, H.

3ISHAYi T.Z.

3ISHOP, M.

3lSHOPi W.

3LACK, A.

3LACKRURN, R,

3LAKE. K.R.

3LANC, D.

3lAN|ChArD, R.L.

2149

2534 6no6 6935

3783

6830 7H25

968 1081 1082 1083

1856 2654

5547

3126

7947

864 1084

2254 2410 2505 2686 3070 3794 3976

1543 5444

54 55 96

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

3L.ANKQV, E.B.

?L A NKOVA. T.N.

^LANZAT, A.

^LEICHi H.P.

3LINKOV, D.I.

^LOKHIM, V.I.

BLOMSTRAnDi r.

3LOND.EL. A.

^LOTCkY, A.J.

3LOURN J.

UUyssen. h.

3lyumfntsfv, a.m.

^OBACK. M.w.

90BLFTER. 0.

30BR0V-EG0R0V, NiN,

30CHIR0L. L.

90CK-WERTHMANN. W,

^ODDY. K.

500NAR, J.

30ETTGER. M.

^OGANCS, j.

90GARn, A.D,

30gatyrev, v.k.

^ogdan* j.f,

^OGDAnjOVA. i. p.

6571

6571

57

7281

1546 3361 7132

7213

1242 1342 1747

1503

1041 7215

3723 6410 6412 6568

6372

5577

2122

1527

5317

1663

627 711 857 1179 2513 2775 5982

6015 6n47

1665

6716

3350 5931 6572

729 ll?3

7213

2493 6406

5435

I-lt
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3QMANN0N. J.R.

BoISDEj 8.

50lS0Ti P.

30ISSIER, M,

30IVIN, M,

30NDY'. C.

90RAK, J.

30RCHARDT, GU.

30REISHA, F?.G.

30REILA, A,

30RENI, R.J.

30RG, D.C.

30RGHOLTWAUS, D 30RKE, M.l,

30RN, 8,1.

90RN, W,J.

90RNiRi W.

30R0T, M.

30SH0LM, J.

305TROH, K.

90TTINO, M.L.

30TTURA, G.

30TZVADZE, E.S.

30UCHEY. G.D.

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

7898

2726

7260

7015

§520

2924 4?64 5968 74j.8

6825

6442

4i96 7411

1919 3562

6332 7n55

59 862 2730 2946

36

6717

1329

66 61 f 96 1252 1330 1528 l532 173q

1814 2543 3986 3992 5439 6370 7l94

7206

2813

812

2621

7975

913

5792

7420

6319 8n22

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

90UD|N» A. 6213

50UQMNER. R.Y. 5261

30UNDEN, J.E. 1701 2527

30UTEN. T, 381

30UTEN. P. 552 1085

30UTEU, P. 893

30UVJLIE. A, 1543

30UZYK, J, 923

30WEN', h.j.m. 62 63 64

1086 ln87 1126 1305 1436 1807 2501

3561 3508 3509 3949 4212 4320 599q

7695

30WEN', V.T. 6455

30WERS* R.C. 7041

90WIE. S.H.U. 908

3OVADJ0V. !. 2431

30VD, G»E. 70 71 72 258

9RACCO. D.J. 6Q49

3RADIEY. J.E.S. 73

3RADLEY, 0. 73

3RADSHAW. W.G. 45 46 49 74

3RAIER, M.A. 3011 3752

3RAMADAT. K. 555

3RAMLITT. E.T. 1864 3778

3RANCATO. fi

2964

3RANDOME. A. 7662 7914

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

> BrAr, S.S. 938 2552 6*22 7988 7989 $017

BrATTER, P. 2775 4299 4300

3RAUER, F.P. 7Q49

3RAUN, H. 898

BRAUN. R. 7281

BRAUN. T. 6463 7S5S

3RAUNSTEIN. L. 3988 6947

SrECCjA, a, 3740 5448

BREEN. W.M. 7346

BrEGERi A.K. 75

3RESESTI. M. 4208

BREWER. T.M, 360

| BrEYNAT, G, 5978

BrIDEn. D.W. 131 1248

BRIDGES. R.G a 543

BrIL. J. 2668

BRILL. A.B, 5756

BrISCoE, G.B. 1930

^RlSCoE. w.L. 1 6 0< 5752 5769 6589 6752

BRITISH MEDICAL 5946 7319

JOURNAL

BROADHEAn. K.G. 566 2498 4214

3RODA. E. 394 44n 694 749 1465 6400 7891

BRONNER, W.L. 77

BROOKE. C. 1447 1466

1-17
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

3R00KE. N.M,

3R00KHAVEN NATIONAL

LABORATORY

3ROOKSi C.K.

?R00KS8Ank. W.A., jR,

3ROSER. I.

3ROVTSYN. V.K.

3ROWM, H.

3ROWN, L.O.

3ROWN. R.C.

3ROWNE. H.G.

9ROWNELL. G.L,

3ROWNELL. Q,M.

3ROWNLEE. J.L.. J*»

3RUCER* M.

3RUES. A.M.

3RUNE. D.

9RUNELLE. R.L.

3RUNER, M.D.

3RUNFELT. A.o.

3RUNIN*, E.

BRUSSELS UNIVERSITY,

BELGIUM

7948

2589

6701

78 79 80 81 82 83 288 292 1088 1351

1000

3365

84 85 86 186 187 8l7

465

2929

1858

2695 3443 4204 5977 6931 7186

554 555

89 2530 5338 6084 6085 6985

335

90 725

328 987 1089 1134 l400 1*12 1766

1797 1893 1910 26o4 2635 2871 3789

3858 4318 5424 5860 6694 6697 6699

6746 6747 6831 6945 7203 7928

6648 6951 7909

335 1296

3470 3961 4192 4305 5731 5960 7i48

7181 7305

7022 7253

3468

1-18
t

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

3RYAN. D.E. 444 25i7 2*05 2607 3486 4286 6020

6632

3RYDGES, T. 2762

3UCHANAN. J.D. 702 935 1090 2793 2959 7984

3UCKj T,M. 5402

BUCZEKi A. 6S44

9UDZYNSKI* A. 2. 7255

3UQLIO* B. 586

gUQORKOV, S.S. 5318

3UJDOSO, E. 633 28n6 28Q7 3792 6202 6203 64q3

7056

3UKHOVi A. P. 149

3ULANOV, L»A« 1218

3ULASHIVICM. Y.P 8007

BULLETIN D INFOR* 7415

RATIONS A,T 4 E,N*

3UNCE'. L.J. 3078

3UOT, r # 4215

3URKE, K.C, 908

3URLEY. H.A. 1740

3URNETT, w.T.. JR.450 2522

3URNHAM, CD. 6922

3URNS, F.C, 1167 1?66 1453 1739 3781 5339

3URNS. R.S. 3283

3URRJLL, E.A. 9i 92 556 557 9i7 1808

3URR0WS, 8, A. 2972 6302 7o2g 8Q00 8038

I-ll
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

3URRUS. W.R. 7654

9USCH. Q, 1091

1USHKOV, A. P. 4276

3USSELL, H f 1865

5USSIERE. P, 558 853 4261 6690

3UTLER, J. P. 1377

SUTLER, J.R, 1812 7867

SUTLER, J.W, 7011

3UZZELLI. 0, 1653

3UZZI. S. 6968

3YQRAVE, W. 3496

3YRNE. A.R. 7927

3YRNE. J.T. 2549

SABANEi Q. 2555 7322

CABELL. M.J. 93 94 95 96 7886

:aDD0CK» B.D. 2651

3ADWELL, J.J. 97

GAMIER D INFORMATION 4 394

DU" BUREAU E'JRISOTOP

:alDWELL. R.L, 98 4£3 580 1843 2684 7633

:ALI« J, P. 231 255 322 10*2 1253 254l 3474 6226

7q74 71)75

SALKINS, G.D. 99

:alvin, m. 160

sameron, A.E. 100

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*

I

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

3AMERON, J.F. 1922

3AMPA, J. P. 2954

3AMPANILE. V.A. 733

3AMP8ELL'. L. 862

SAMPBELL. W.W, 9744

3AMPER0, A, 7879

CANADIAN CHEMICAL 1626 2710 7*98

PJtOSESS-LNJL3APANNBSI. Q. 7341

3APITANT. M, 1518 1538

3APPADONA, C. 2560 4244 6925 6996

3ARDARELLI. J. A, 2972 6302 7q20 8000 8038

3ARNUT«i W. 5522

3AR0N. M. 5 6 7 502

3ARPENTER. B.S. 6459 7fi35

3ARR, M.H. 1094 1293

3ARR# T.P.F. 6002

3ARTER. M.B. 2969

3ASE, D,R. 6972

3ASE, L.T. 1141 2125 2535 37lo

3ASSATT, W.A., JR

,

1757 2685 3962

3ASSIDY, W.A; 1460

3ASTREi C, 6356

3ASTRO. C.E. 933

3ATTANIO. T, 1095

3AUCHQIS. j«uwnu»3« Y.T, 5520 f^cu
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

3AWS6. P. A. 68 284 553 1086 1q87 3509

"AZIAnIS* C,T. 5995

CEARD. P. 6441

MEMBER* H, loi

CERATo. C.C, 3527

CEREI. M. 1416 5295

CERRAi. E. 762

2ESARAWO. C, 2795

"HAE* S.C. 4296

CHAIKa, M. 5759

chakraborty, p.p. 6331

2hallansonnet. j, 1262

chalmers, j.g. 3()9

chamberlain, m.j, 7372 7426

chamrers. m,6, 361

:HAMN!ROKASARNt,D, 6671

CHAMPION. W.R. 447

CHAN, L.H. 7340 7416

CHANDrASFKArAN. V|R, 2977

CHANG. w.P, 3342

CHANG. Y. 786

CHANNECL. J.K. 6927 8n23

CHANYSWEV. A.I. 3(j88 3ri89 3369 337o 3371 3372

3HANYSMEVA. T.I. 3Q88 3n89

CHAPYZHNIKOV. 8, 75 1238 3729

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

>

>

:harqonratana, c.

SHARYuLlJ. V.

3ha3telanjd, m.

shateau. h,

shaudron. b,

^HAuHrON. t.

2HAUVIM. G.

;hauvin, r.

5HAYKA, M.

:hemicai_ and

engineering news

:hen. p,y.

3HiNAuD» A.

•HENG. F.C.

:heng, H.

;heng', h,s.

3HEPEL, L.v.

3HErE Y , M.

3HBRNOV, G,M.

^HERNYSHFVi A.!,

CHEVALLIER. A.

3HEVALLIER. r,

3HEVARIER, N.

SHIBA. m.

7167

2107

6932 7?4o

5 6 7 8 102 103 358 502

3723 5954 7Q18

2726

104

smayawatananGkur, k. 7 S"

>

7424

559 672 1093

5924

7014

5747

1151 1742

531 1096 1131

1238 1764 3729

7169

1068

1557

4209

5701

5580

1855 7H97 7217

1-23
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

3HIEN. J. p. 5323

:H!KISWEVA. L.A, 1235 2369

2HILDFRS. R.C, 6369 6712 6933 7246

3HIN, J f 7406

:h!nAGlIA. B, 874 88g lo97 1098 io99 1455

3HING*. C.F.T, 2756

2HIOTAN, C, 3759

2H0. CM. 3093

3MOI* S.S. 1181

3HOMEL. N. 2849

3H0P0R0V'. D.Y. 6653 6o72

SHOW. A, 4367 4312

SHOWDHARY. S.Y. 2473

SHOYi S.C. 1251

3HOY, T,K. 567 i537 1962 2696

3HRISTELL. R. 717 79i 1100 1651 2563

:hrist£nsen. p. 8662

CHRISTIAN, J.E. 1233 1259 4329

CHRISTIANSEN. E.M.8662

5HUBAK0V, A. A, 7380

2HUBAR0V. H.N, 5704

3HUDGAR, A.J. 2493 6406

2HUECA, A. 7362

3HUL, L. 7916

SHUN, M,j. 3713

1-21
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

' SHUNS, K.S. 2888 4312 63*2 67l*

3hupeev, n.e. 5626

shurchill, t;r. 6316

silindro. l.q, 7394

3INQ0LI. F. 1025

SIUFFOLOTTI, L. 873 1097 1455 1456

SLAEYS. A. 1748

SLARK, H.M. 106 61n

3LARK. L., JR, 1618 1787

3LARK, R.G. 1802

SLARK, R.S. 5716

3LAYTOM, C.Q. 1922

3LESS#BERNERT, T. 1821

3LEYRERGUE, C, 6410 6412 6568 7003

SOATES. A,D, 3973

SOBB, J.C. 1101 I486 378o

SOCKBILL. M.H, 1162

SOCKS. F.H, 1966

SOMAN; M.D, <50 2521 2522 2647 2648

SOMN, 8.M. 6064 7968

SOJOCA&U. V, 796 803

3QLARD, J, 107 1552 5989 6011 6663

SOLAS'. R. 1563

>

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10LEMAM, R.F. 108 109 110 111 5l4 875 1103 110*

4304 4380 5390 54Q1 6376 6377 6839

7670 7i29 7958 8031

1-25
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

TOILETTE. F, 7290 7?9l 7917

•OLLINS, k.A. 7369

COLOMBO, U.P. 1254

COLORADO SCHOOL 2796

OF MINES RE-SPA^CM

FOUNDATION, INC.

:OMANEScU» v. 1822

"OMAR. D. 570 882 1105 1143 1250 1278 1824

2558 3728 3745 5596 576l 5998 6Q01

6304 6932 7084 7240 7429 8026

30NDAMIN. J, 5579

^ONDIT. R.H. 346 1.483

^ONNALLY. R.E, 3ll7

:ONNERi J. P. 1967

CONNOR. J. 263

CONRAD* F.J. 1112 2568 4228 4274 6062

SOOK, C.r. 519

^OOK, G.B, 681 715 793 1255 2882

SOON. J.M. 114

COOPER. J, A. 6360 6930 694l 7042 7125

COOPER* R.D. 2972 4204 5977 6302 6931 7186 8Q06

50QUEMA, C. 1454 6324

30REY. J.C. 7127

SORIOU, H, 2726

30RLESS, J.T. 1457 1726 1872 2687 2737 3102 6073

CORLISS. j.B. 5936

CORLISS'. W.R. 532

I-2b
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

Ir ^ORNIISM, F.W. 115 396

:0RNU, a. 2768

SORNUET, R. 891 *352 1903 7897

^ORTH, R, 955

SORYELl. CD, 1362

:nSGR0VE. J.F. 116 117 370 371 98n 5955 6049 6065

6978 7301

"OTTINO, F, 5999

:0TZIAS» G.C. 929 l2n6 17q5 2733

3qUChoUD. S. 4393

COULOMB, r, 1817 6324 7865

SOULY. J, 1543

^OURR|ER. W,D, 6735

I SoUTURi. C. 6732

SOVAUlT, D,0. 1917

30VEART, A.st 1924

30VEUL. D.F, 2547 3438 7Q46

20WPER, Q, 1924

-RAMi 8. P. 3336 6n78 6084 6085 6998

3rAmB£S, m.R. 2129 2280 3487 63l8

3RAWFOPD. G. !. 3562 3750

SR5SPI, M.S. A. 1255

2RIPPS. F.M, 4380 5390 6839 7129

3RISTU* M. 863

SRISTY. Q.A. 1048

3ROCKET. J.H. 523 524 2839 57l7 6409

1-27

I 375-791 O - 70 - 3
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

<

3ROFFORD. W.N, 1563

CROMBEEN'. J. 7233

SROUZEL. C. 6932 7240

3ROWTHER. P. 1643

5RUMP'. J.G. 3460

3RUMPT0N*. D. 5594

2SADA. Q.I. 5499

3s*DA, I. 5793

2sAjKA, m. 1613 3661 4i9o 57i2 7233 7235

5SATM'. Q. 7233

2SOKE'. A. 2659

3UFT. D.R.A. 2429 5372

:uRCA n EAnu. D. 3759

g

SURie. I. 118 119 120

^URRAn. S.C. 121 £22 354

3URRIE. L.A. 4224 7(j62

lURRIF* R.L. 1813 7S43 7938

"URTIS* H.J, 123

SUTHBERT. G. 1231

"UVPERS, J. 1378 2567 6340

SUYPErS, m. 546 i378 1477 255o 2367 6q59 6340

6595

3UYPERS', M,Y. 1978 2586 2707 3461

-YPRES* R. 1968

3ZAMANSKE. G.K. 1107

1-28 A
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

*

l

15 AGOSTINO. M.D,

D EUSTACMIO, A.J

D MONT* M.

DA SUVA FILHO. J. 6.

DaBAGIAN. W.J.

DA8EK. W.

DABR0w5KI, H.

daglism, m,

DaHL. J.B,

DAHMER, L.H.

3AIEV, C.

DAlEVA, L,

OAKHNOV. V.N.

DALE, 9. MCS.

DALTON* J.V,

DALY* P.J.

DALZJEL. J.A.W.

DAMS* R.

OANFORTh'. J, P.

DANGUY, L,

OANIELi R.

oanielsen. a. oanilchenko. I. a danilcmenko. i.d

767 3075 5383

6326

877

2964 2930

232

963

7151

1087

50 2853 6848

4411

6355

6355

1061

124

5402

5403

1108

4254 5349 5447 573o 6394 6395 6446

7178 7207 7226 7227 7402 7876 7934

1590

125

1535 3997

7965

6766

5317

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

9ANIS. A. 1416

DaRDANONI. ZtT. 4243 7l28

DARRALL. K.G. 9714 6718

DAS. H.A. 372 854 2838' 3738 4230 5996 6956

7260 7408 7901 79ii 7978 79$7 8q45

DAS. M.S. 3560 7916

DASHER. J. 169

OAuDEl. P. 127 128

OAUDELi R. 126 645

DAVID, D. 7200

DAVID'. N. 6215

DAVIES. W,M, 514

DAVIS". R.C. 5571

DAVAL. N. 2316

DE BOECK. R. 5381 6696

DE BRUIN'. M, 6019 6924

DE BRUYNE, P. 87

DE CARVALHO. A.M.R. 5770

DE CORTE*. T. 7395

DE GELAS. S. 7200

DE GOFIJ, J.J.M. 2562 2755 6()13 6592 6954

DE GROOT. A, J. 6924

DE HEvESY, G. 1379

DE LA BARRE, F. 2620

DE LANGE, P.W. 5761 6691 6748

I-3D
*

I

9E N6VE, R.

DE PADOVANI. I.O,

DE SOETE, n.

•JE VEG A * V.R.

3E VOEi J.R,

DE WAAL, T.J.

9E WETi W.J,

OEi A,K,

5EAK* M,

SEAN. J. A,

DEAN. M,H,

OEBIARD, R.

OEBIESSE. J.

DEBRUN, J.L.

DECAT, D.

DECELLi R.r,

DECKER. C.r.

DECKER, J.L.

DEEV. Y,S.

DEORAZlA. A,R.

DEWAAN. A., JR.

DEIBE. J.

DEL MILAQRO PEREZ* M,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

2430 2431 2497 3485 3993

1970

I

886 1560 1735 1827 2436 2497 3485

3993 5772 7006 7289 7325

1970

2280 2536 2539 2592 2593 2978 3916

4224 5784 7l85

7250

5410 5761 6346 6439 6691 6702 6748

7939 7941

129 135

1842

83

3391

5445

1262

5954 6591 7009 7018 7230 7231 7232

866 877 880 986 1156 1234

348

1141

2123

7366

1383

132

862

6722

1-31
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

DELBEcQi C.J. 133

DELL. E.S. 7020

DELLOnTe". S, 5448

DElUCCWf, A. A. 634

DEMBRQVSKY. M.a, 7388

DEMIDOV. A.M. 948 6053 6072

9EMILDT, A.C; 771 £256 6836

DEMJEN, 7. 1005

OENGELj O.W. 6976

OEPANGWER. J. 1

DERBLAY. P.r; 2719

DERRICK. K.S. 5571

DESAI, H.B. 1596 3566

5ESCHAMPS. N. 8i5 82i 851 879 6410 6412 6441 6568

7663

DESENNi, J.j; 7429

3ESSOUKY. Y.M. 4319

DETERDlNG. J.H. 2651

DEUTSCWMAN. J.E. '409

9EWAR*. W.A. 134 154 2719

DEYRIS. M. 781 851 3721 3722

DI COLA. G. 7051 8O03

DIBBS. H.P. 669 972 1353 3718 3785

DICKINSON, R. 1231

DICKSON, R.c. 2503 3956

I-3S
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

> DIDISING. d. 6312

DIEBOlT, j. 1539 1891 2557 7i36

OIECIDUE. A.T. 2732

5IECKEST. J.W. 5571

DIENSTBIFR. 2. 1948

9IMITRIADOU. A. 965 lilO

SINGLE* A.N. 7312

DIVISION OF ISOTOPES 5527

DEVELOPMENT

5IXON. B.W. 4255

DlZDAR* Z, 2148 2l49

DJOURKOVITCH* 0. 188

fJMlTRoVSKII. A.

5435

' OOBICI. r. 7998

DOCTOR, Z.K, 6980 7359 7374

DOGADKlN. N,N. 1648 7423

DOGE, M,G. 1485 1592 1632 399o 7145

DOGGETT, R, 6937

DOGNlNi J. 3991

90L0MAN0VA. E.I, 5965

DOLYA. G.P, 7214 7923

90MBR0WSKI, C.S. 7968

DOMINGUEZ. G. 2714

DONALDSON, G.W.K 6846 7425

DOOLEYi J. A. 6310 7j)40 7q47 7059

I

1-33
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

I50PEL. K. 133

50PEL, R. 135

50RCI0MAN, D. »03

DOROSHi M.M 4277

9C-RPEMA, B, 9583

Forward, r.c; 6349

50SH!'. G.R. 2786 6348

50TYi W.M. 7967

5ow chemical company 666 1724 2608

FOWLING. J.H. 962

Downs', w.e. 2147 7io5

90WNTON, D.W. 2526 7528

ORABNER. J. 7175

ORAQANIC. I. 1696

ORAGNEV, T.N. 5429

ORAN. J.C. 6970

5RASK0VIC. R.J. 7945

DRASKOVIC. R.S. 7945

GROSSER INDUSTRIES INC, 204

OREVERi R.W.P. 354

"5REW, D.D. 1869 2574

5RINKIN, V.I. 1558

DrUSChEL. R.E. 292

IrUYAnj, r. 136 73(i

ORYNKIN', V.I. 1445

I-3Y
*

>

^UBAY, M.

OU^EAU* M.P.

")UBINS«AYA, N.A,

^U^OlSi J.

TUC T.M.

^UCE, R.A.

OUDEY'. N.D.

9UFFEYi D.

5UrTScHM!D, K.E,

^UGAIN, r,

5UKENBAEVA, A. 8.

DULAKAS. H.

5UMESNIL. P,

5UMONTi P.

DUNCAN, R.M,

DUNHAMi C.L.

DUNN. A.|_,

5UNN. R.U.

5URB!Ni D.P.

9URHAM* R,W,

OUTINAi D.

DUTOV', A.G,

9UT0V", A.I,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

7234

1029

5727 5869

1552 2604 6011 6063

558C

1266 1569 1874 2873 5397 6017 636l

6362 6363 6364 6365

6923

738 2141 2665 2722 5407 5743 5747

7254 7900 7985 8018

5994

1165 1417 1741 1759 1983 2668 5593

6356 7n71 7326

5626 6832

6734

5449

6595

4327

4376

1041 1975

138 512 513

5884

701

1309

2385 3369 3371 3384 3395 5706 6454

7132 7925

3370

1-35
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

OUXBURY, G. ?98l

DUYCKaBRTS. G. 2713 4303

9VUKHRABNAYAi T.M.1585

OYBCZYNSKI. R. 2932 2989 534l

OYER. F.F, 819

2531

OYER. !.A. 2685

oyer. n,c. 5756

OYMOMDi J. A. 67

819 1361 1499 1716 1717 1725 1796

2531 2533 2699 57n

^WEMaRDYaN. Y.A. 5854

rASTWQOD. T.A. 141 2787

?BERMA*DT. P. 5592

SBiRT', K.H. 142 l43 a

5CKHOFF, N,D. 6448 7ll5

= DEN. Y. 4205

= DGINGTONI. D.N. 3958 7661

EDWARDS. J. 2733

5DWARDS, J.W. 1178 6743

?DWARDS. L.C. 144

tDWARDS. R.R. 926 6057 74Q5

5ECKHAUT. J. 305

5ECKHAUT. Z, 304 306

?GAWA. m. 5566

5GGE8RAATEN. V.L. 2524

=G!AZAROV. B.G. 2564 3751 6573

I-3b |
?G0R0VA. A. A,

=HLERSi K.W.

= HMAnjn, W.D,

5ICHELBERGER,

=ICHMOLZ. G.G,

tIPE. K,H.

?ISELF. J. A.

51SNER, U.

=l«smahy. W.K.

|

?|_»SHERir, A.

iLDRlDGE. J.S.

iLEJALDE. C.

=LEK, A,

?LKADY* A.

=LLETT, W.M.

?LL!S. W.H.

5MEIEUS, V.M.

5MERY, J.F.

3MMISER. D.E.

?MMERTi R.A,

SNDO, T,

*

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

871

77

9 145 146 199 285 698 988 1002 I0l7

1022 1117 U69 1214 1566 i57l 1718

2566 2774 2975 3352 3774 5720 5775

5884 6447 6943 6958 7l95 7371 7385

7386 7393 7983

J.F.1609 1637 259i 2596

147

5555

7144

6988

4410 7094

1856 2654

6215

822 1643 1934 1942 1943 1944

7336

1615 4231 6826

7900

3443

2534 2540 2772 6006

561 1132 7873

291 292 640 641 8l9 964 974 iq3i

1035 1268 1361 1635 1709 1715 1725

1727 1796 2533 2931 6935

274 275

«289

572 778 1174 1693

1-37
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

SNERGI6 NUCLEAfRE 6219

SNGELMANN. C. 978 814 849 1043 1263 1778 1816 1883

2298 2555 3727 5442 6o7o 6584 65*3

6597 7515 7106 7322

»NGLAND. e.a.m. 2433

?NGLAND, L.D. 2254 3570 3976

5NOMOT0. S. 6859

?RDEY. L. 7287

1RDTMAMN. G. 7428

?R!CKSON. N.E. 6Q40 6311

5RION. W.g. 148

!RlENMEYf?R, H, 7883

SROFEEVA. N.N, 5435

1ROKHINA. K,I. 149

5RWALLj I..G, 562 573 2563 3733

5SPANOL, C.E. 5378 6700

5SSON'. J. 6741

STEY. H.P. 3962

5TMAN. M. 6721

5UKEL, W.W. 77

5ULER'. B.A. 2547 7546

?UROPEAN ATOMIC 1918 1927 3777 7173

ENERGY COMMUNITY

5VANS. A.G. 7037

5VANS. C.A.. JR, 2514

=VANS, D.J.R. 6745

5VANS, R.D. 1953 2694 2762

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5YCHENNE. M.

TABBI, B.P.

PABBRI, P.

'ACCHIMI. U,

?ACETTI, F.

fACETTl, J.F.

PAlRCHJLD, R.G.

?ALCOFF. R,

PAN, L.T.

'ANALE. D.T.

PARAGGl, H.

k FaRINELLI. U.

pasolo, g.b.

?AURE, J.

PAURE, P.K.

PAVALE. A.J,

TEARING, M.W.

FEDOROFF'. M,

PEDOROV. V.V,

ZELDMAN, 1,1.

ZELDMAN, M.H.

PELKER, V.M,

P ELU Q,S.

PELS, I.G.

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

1548

5444

6684

1415

151

7986

7986

7321 7968

?327

7115

863

120

8004

883 1097 1167 1254 1456

3991

6368 6402

707

9Q9

6733 6829

1430

3462 5577

2584 2585 2637 6068 7999

2957

7087

938

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

I

?END*IK, I. 5992 *

*ER, A. 6939 7242 7334 7404

PERENcZY. Z. 1113

? ERGUSQN. D.E. 7192

FERGUSON, R.L. 1268

PERGUSSON. A.G. 154 27J9

^ERRETT, D.J. 466 615

'EUERSTE1N, H. 2333

? IELDS, T. 938 1141 2125 2535 37lo

?IESS. H. 1801

PITIELD. F.W. 362 600

ML.BY. R.H. 1432 1433 148 1678 25g9 2669 694i

6963 7243

PILIPPOV. E.M. 2966 |

MLIPPOVA. N.V. 3365

'INEMAN, I. 562 573 620 1114 3756

riNK. R.W. 77 157

MNK. W,C. 6209

flNN, J.J. 7111

?INSTOM. H.L. I860 3l26 4194

r lREMAN, E.L. 158 563 721 6387

FIREMAN, P. ?730

rjSCHER, e, 1523

FISHER, C. 51 159 564

r ISHER, D.E. 1386 1719 1793 1813 5721 6386 6387

6389 6390 6399 6437 6749 7885 794q

7974 7975

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^ISHMAN, M.J.

MTEf L.E.

p ITTKAU. S.

FITZGERALD. J.V.

^lack. r.c.

FLECWON, j,

"LECKENSTEIN* A,

FLEGENHEIMER. J.

FLEISCHER. A. A.

*-leishman. d.m.

?LEROVi G.N.

PLETCHER. K.E.

FLEURENCE. A.

TLIEDER. D.E.

FLIKKE. M.

fLORKOWSKIi T,

rdDOR.CSANYIi P.

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

7123

2656 4412

FOLDZINSKA. A FONTAN. J.

PORBERG, S.

roRDi R.J.

FOREMAN, J.K.

574 642 845 1033 lo5g 1567 1702 1712

1721 1809 1866 l9i2 2586 2702 274q

3662 5434 6861 6937 7ll3 7346

6716

274 275

7238 7239

28

1764

1564

1836 6598 7023

P92 2553 7

4 31

36l

5547

1540

7195

5405

5866

5348

FOGELSTROM.FINEHMAN. I, 160

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1862 6fi54 7093

1543

919

7990

7953

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

?0RR0 UNIVERSAL 653

'ORS8E«G. W.G, 562

FQRSEN. S. 3965

roRSHUfVUD. S. 565 1225 2570

--ORSLEV. A.W, 1422

''OSS, J,E. 7989

FOSTER, L,M, 161

TOUARGE. J, 162 2713 4303

'OUCMg, K.f, 4253 7210

'OURCy. A. 2736 2876 399i 43l5 5445 5978 62»i

6409 6704 6939 7242 7334 7404 792l

POURNET. l. 7 ^6 82l 851 879 1410 1699

'RADKIM, G.M. 1430

FRANA, J. 7220

FRANCOIS. P.E. 6730

TRANKE, K.H. lboo

prAnkEi R. 7 919

FRANZ. I. 887

FRANZGROTE, E. 4289

ERASER, R. 1110

ERASER, T.R. 965

•REEDMAN. M.S. 163

FREEMAN, D.M. 7(578

"REIBURG. C. 7428

FREMLIN. J.H. 6664 7372 7412 7426

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

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r R5Y. F.A.

^reyberger, W.L.

TRlEDLANnER, G.

'RISCHAUF, H.

FRITZ* B.

*R!TZ. G.J.

*R!TZ, K.M.

s-RITZe* K.

?rohbebg, m.g.

?RYER. G.E.

'RYER. J.R.

PRYKBERG. B.

*UJI1. I.

^UJIMOTO. M,

'UJINO. 0.

*UJIN0. R.

TUJINOi T.

ruKAIi R.

*UKAO. Y.

'UKASEi M,

?UKUDA* K,

DULLER. R.K.

ruNKHQUSER, J.

375-791 O - 70 - 4

6079

169 171

1777

1767 3358 336Q 5947 6303 7877

6593

2540 2772

2798 3357 3981

55b 6341 6«07 6745 7072

2678

1684

1168

1089

375 426 606 899 96b" 998 1015 1016

1038 1663 1115 1116 1399 1530 1656

1681 2649 2749 3768 5380 5431 5432

7114

5928

5776 5777

1170 1697

1019

164 169 409 758 823

2297

2440

2711 7298

2553

6399

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

ruRR. A.K, 4287 5744 6350

'URUHaSH!. N, 5726

ruRUKAWA. M, U5i Ii94 1742 3995 7223

»"URUKAWA. Y. 9919

'URUSHlMA, K. 7894

3ADDA', F. 624 762

3AQE. S.J. 6319 8522

SAWN. R,r, 3085

SAITAnIS. C.D. 161

3AITTFT, J. 166 £67 767

SALE. A, j. 9l 92 1808

3AIESL00T. t.E. 5996

SALIAnO SEDAnOj J, A. 4249

3AU>NO, J. A. 1833 2752 2753

3ALLYAS, M. 5348

SAMBAryAn. R.G. 5317 6706 7110

3AN, R, 2634

3ANAPATHY. R. 5716

3ANGAHWARAM, E.V. 7108 7?96

3ANQADHARAN', S. 19b3 2602 2976 3560

3ANQULV, A.K. 6331

3ANIEV, A.Q. 7135 7?37

3AR8RAH, B.W. 3466 5933 6367

3ARDNER, d.G. 7915

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

3ARDNER, R.p, 766

3ARE1S. F.J, 2121

3ARREC. C, 6939

3ARREC, J. P. 9445 5978 6939 7334 7338 74Q4

3ARZON, O.L. 3474

3ATR0USIS, C. 168

3ATZ, D.F. 7312

3AUDE". Q. 2797

3AUDIN, A.M. 169 £7n 171 445

3AUER. Z.E. 301

3AUTWIIR, p. 172 173

3EBAUHR, W, 174 iii8 i354 i73i 1839 2769 2788

2840 7942

3EWL.I M.A. 1474 1959

3ELFMAN, A.Y. 4275

3ELLI. D. 1406

3ENAEVA. L.I. 6822 8006

3ENE&AL DYNAMICS 566 576 577 598 6n 663 764 1279

1876

3EORGF. K.D. *7ll

3EORGIEV. N. 984 29?3

3E«A*Dt J.T. 7938

3FRBIER, R. 876

3ERMAGNOLI, E, 2 1074 1095

3ERRARD. M, 3803

3ETOFF* N, 176

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

3HINTURI'. f,N,

3UMBASTIANI, R.

9IB80NS, D.

5IBB0NS, J,H.

3IBELL0, A.

3IBER, J.

3IETZ. R.J.

3IJBELS. R,

3ILAT. G.

3ILAT. J.

3ILBERT, E.N.

31LL. »,A,

3ILLESRIE, A.S., JR,

31LLINGS. B.R.O,

3ILLISi J.

3ILLS, T.E.

3ILMAN. A.R.

3ILMORE, J.T.

3TNTUR!, E.N.

3IOVANNETT!, S.

3IRARDI* F,

7420

2930

19 177 170 179 l»o 574 626 642 769

852 1570 l8o? -1809 1815 1896 2525

3479 3491 3492 3497 3500 54Q9 6948

6974 7346 7874

8034

8004

6708 6990

6341

1119 1425 2515 5363 5364 5946 6398

6723 6728 7Q06 7076

772

669 845 843 4194 5262 6983 7216

2640 3730 3731 5336 5500 56l» 9703

5787 6833 7118 7119 7212

181

678

418

1211 1221

8020

58

696 1258 1670 1738

3757

6008

579 708 790 942 1042 1277 1281 1541

1573 1598 1676 1729 1755 1779 1878

2556 2757 2836 29oi 3082 3724 3793

3985 5421 598o 5987 6016 6997 7o5i

7421 8o03

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

3IRARDI, G, 977 5583

3IR0N. H, 7014

IIROUXi J. 5580

3IRSHIN, A.B. 4197 5435

3ITL1N* D. 2730

SITTER. S. 772 1645

3IVENS* W.W. 7033

3LASSON. V.V. 1558

3L.AZUNQV. M.P. 1227 2306 6720 7082 7083

3LEIT. C.E. 1478 1584 1655 178* 1844

3LENDENIN, L.E. 133

3LOS. M.B, 2670

» 3LGVER. E.D. 455

3LUBRECHT. H. 2803 5992 7889

3LUCK'. P. 1586

3LUKWAREVA. N.A. 1286 2717

30BSI. A. 1091

30BRECHT. W, 2775 4299 4300

30DA, S, 1513 5777

100AR. S. 639

30IDERT, L. 5450 5451 5452 7419

3O8DKO0P. J, A. 6288

30fNVEC, H. 313

30fMAN# A.K, 2717

10WSWI, V. 7201

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

30LANSKI, A, 7460 7962

SOLD. *, 184 £85

30LDBERG. E.D, 84 85 86 186 187

30LDSCWMIDT. B. 188

30LDST6IN. G, 983

30LDSTBIN. M.I. 538

30LDSZTEIN. M, 6324

SOLES'. G.G, 1122 3718 5936 6964 7869 7935

30MEZ. H. 802 1734 2926

300DE', G.C. 7948 8631

300DMAN, C. 189

30RDIENKO, A.G. 4196

3QRDON. B.E, 732 a

30RDON* C.L. 190 l9l 1605

3QRDON* C.M. 1656 6936

30RD0Ni G.B. 5936 6970

3oRD0Ni H.S. 77

3QRDUS. A. A, 6259 6217 6224 6227 6241 6242 6244

3QRIN. E. 2933

3oROt)ETZKY, S. *209

30RRELL. J.H. 6310 6753 7047 7059

30RSMKOV. G.V. 978

30RSKI, L f 621 1623 1859 3335 5866 6325 6844

6973 7351

30RSUCM. T.T. 192

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

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30SHI. Y.

30SSET* J.

30T0. H,

30TTE. H,

30VAERTS. J.

3RABER. F.M,

3RAEFF. P.

3RAHAMi L.

3RAHAM, W.W.. II

3RAKMQV, V.A.

3RAMHAK0V, A.G.

3RAND, J. A.

3RANDJEAN, P.

3RANT, L.6,

3RAUDINYA, L.Y.

3RAY, A.L.

3RAY. F,B.

3REEN', D.E,

srben; f.l,

3REEN, J.L.

3REENDALE. A.E.

3REENE, R.g,

3REENLAND, L.P.

SRiENwOOD, R.C.

1569

1263 6593 7Q15

193 fl05

194 195

203 747

2272 2350 3100 3101 42s4 5979 63O9

6712 6933 7246 7884 7944

6593 6597

2125 2535 3710

I 8636

5858

978

729 il23

197

966 6006

7133

1489 2507 2622 3750 4252

567

622 I9n7 3391

1590 1591

4226

634 3333

261 6320

4388 5307 5718 6443 6724

665 713 1611 1783 i7B5 2146 3811

I

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

3RIFFIN, J,B. 6227

3RIFF0N, H. 198

3RILLOT, E. 32 200 202

3R1MANIS'. A. P. 686 964 1725 l729'i97l 2701 4272

3415 5935 5995 6942 6944

SROSfL. J, 1^87 1840

3ROSHEV, L.V. '48

SROSSp.RUYKEN. H. 1392 2621 7J.45 8005

3ROSSMANN, K.D. 1633

3ROSSMANN, 0. 1632

3ROSSQ, P. 1965 3957 6397

SROTHEi K.H, 1578

3ROV§, G.R. 1609 1637 2591 2596

3RUMMITT. W.E. 1890

3RUNEWALD. R. 1259

3RUVERMAN, I.J. 652 699 1124

3UAZZONI. P, 1046

3UCZI. L. 664

SUiBENi Q. 203

3UEST. A. 6735

3UINN, V.P. 183 205 444 568 569 392 659' 716 733

846 934 935 1Q14 lo34 1056 1327 1355

1451 1482 1488 i5q8 1620 1649 1665

1868 2i44 2348 2383 25l7 2595 2598

2605 2607 2633 2782 2790 2791 2792

2939 2959 3Q28 3063 3072 3077 3486

3495 3498 3504 35o5 4286 5979 6q2o

6625 6n34 6225 63o5 6333 6751 684jj

6929 7{26 7i4q 7l9l 7350 74i7 7943

8009 8030

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

3UNNJNK* R. 3587 7666

3UNTMER, F.A, 2347

3UREEV. g.S. 3395 5857 6200 7134

3URFINKEL. Y. 6Q9 846

3USINSKM, Q.M. 4197 5435

3USTAFSON. P.F. 938 2552 8017

SUTENMANNj W.H. 6437

3UTTMA-NN. S. 1020

3UZZI. Q. 1573 1676 1729 1755 1779 1878 I9l9

2556 3n82 3793 5421 5583 7051 8qQ3

<4ADZ!ST-EL!OS. !, 6942

HABRDI. H, 1321

| ^A?RDI, w, 356 69q 9o6 9j5 94g 12l7 1397 1426

1535 1536 24Sl 2*23 262* 3*96 3997

4359 6335 7()8o 7156 7160 7161 7956

4APTNER* j.W. 6453

4AGGAG' A. 5369

^AWN«WElNHilMER,P l 6741

«<AHN, K.J. 2434 2445 3Q62 6328 7215

4AHN* P.B, 5699

-fAHN, R,B. 7977

-IAWN, R,L, 153 201 1065 2259 2531 3071 4193

6579

•IAIGH*. C.P. 206 207

4AINES* K. 6743

WAJDUKOVTC. G.T, 1274

I
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

WALDAr, B.C. 677 28ll 6006 6738 6900 7359 7374

7376

WALE. r,H, 9q8 1083

WALL. I. 1132

WALLi E.T. 7873

WALL. H.E.. JR. 1683

WALL. J.O. 2504 5578

WALL. T,a. 208

WALLABA. E. 6721

WALLER. W.A, 6012 6058 6360 69*1 6963 7042 7077

7125 7 2 43

WALLETT. R. 7652

WALVER50N, Q. 9l5

WaMADa. K. 1929 5969

WaMADa. S, 2440

WAMAGuCHI, H. 209 2ll 410 571 572 575 585 770 770

779 826 922 U25 1127 1128 1154 U55

1174 li76 1307 1385 1693 2283 2346

3755 6220 6379 6445 6729 6864 6962

7223

WAMAMOTO. K. 2440

wamann. w. 2813

WAMBUCKEN. J. 7917

WAMELIN. R. 1563

WAMMAR. L, 3965

HAMPTOM. W.J, 946 2662 7111

WAN. !.G, 2540 2772

iaNAPPE, E. 6213

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

WANDA. M. 604

HANDLEY. T.H. 1351 6709

WANS. A. 7290 7291

HANSON. H. 6716

UPP* w . ,jJ . 213

WARA, R, 947 1694 1908

HARBOTTLE. Q. 7937

WARDEN* R.M. 6047

HARLEY. N, 7063

4ARMIS0N. l,T. 2665 2722 3475

-IARRAPi V. 2376

-(ARRIS, J, A. 1795 2559 2579 2688

HARRIS. W.P. 1589

I

4ARRIS0N. A. 543 79o2

HARRISON. Q.E, 214

HARRISON. Q.M, 6937

HARRISON. F.E. 7957

HARRISON. W.W, 6955

HART. D.M. 6312

HARTLEY, H.O. 2691 2706

HARWARD, M,E. 6442

HASEBE, N, 7956

HASHIMOTO. J. 211

HASHIMOTO. M; 6859

HASHIMOTO. Y. 2672 6859

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

MASHlTANI, h; 2683

RASKIN, L,A. 728 9Q9 1383 1474 £959 5852 5939

6343

RASKIN* M.A, 6343

RASKINS. J. 2124

lASSBLTlNE. E.H. 3788 7308

^ATTEMER. J, A. 194

4A T T0R!'. D.Mi 6922

4ATUDA. Z. 1531 5328 5867

ifAUMONT'a S. 2633

HAVEN, Q.T. 1975

4AVEN. M.C. 1975 3n62

•UVENS* W,U,. JR. 503 505 506

HAWKINS, R.H. 7127

4AVASHI, S. 4240

4AVASHI, Y. 7295

WYES', D.W. 4219

4AZLET0N NUCLEAR 668

SCIENCE CORPORATION

^EADRIDGP. J.B. 3336 5342

^EADY. H.H, 566 2498

-IEAGA Nt B, 7188

MEALY, W.B. 2881 4232

-IEATH, r.l, 2684 7538

*ECH T| F. 8i3 982 1526 1564 2296 73o4 7306

MECKEr, A.B.M, 3105

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

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HFCKFr, R.

HEDGES. n.M.

-tfjGEDuESt D,

HFINENi K.G.

HEINTZ* P.H.

HElZER. R.F.

HEL.BY, P.

HEtLSTROM, S,

-IENDEL. H.W.

HENDERSON. P.

HENDRY* CO,

HENITZ, P. A.

HENKELMANN, R.

HENNESSEN, J. A.

HENNlNGER. W.A.

HENO, V,

HENRY, C.N,

HENRY', W.M.

HERAK, M.J,

HERFORTH. L.

HERMANN, A.

HERNEGGER. F,

HEROUD, C.

HELPERS, U,

1612

2848

1614 1832 2806

3514

5733

6391

943

2664

21

5466

6598

4283

3986 6370 ?1*4 7337

2124 6309 6712 6933 7246

1124

5520

6713 6714

69 1626 1951 2652

1581

1130

6378

143 217

1193 1344

5591 6369 6689 7241

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

HERR. W. 100 218 21' 222 223 224 225 226 347 f

683 1345 1612 2644 5591 5592 6369

6689 7241

HERRMANN. Q, 761

HERRMANN. R. 5988

HERZOQ. W. 100

HESLOP. J.A.B. 622 I3i2

HESLOP, R.B. 7931 7932

HESS. 9. 7241

HEVESYi G. 227 228

HEYDEGGER. H.R. 7933

HEYDORN, K, 2696 3fi98 3q99 3100 4314 5983 6946

7396

HEYMANN, D. 5262

HIGAShI. K, 1325 3773 f HIGASHl. T. 5927

HIGH VOLTAGE 647 1837 1838 1854

ENGINEERING COR 3

, HIGHTOWER. D. 1452

HIGUCHI, H. 2340 3994 6220 6379 6445 6729 6962

HILL* M.e. 6209

HILL, N. 1458 7681

HILL. W.W. 678

HILTON. n.A. 1428 2846

HIMES. D. 5745

HIMMEL. L. 346

HINES. C.R. 4413

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HIMGORAN!. S.B

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

?516

2977

Bni2

^INOSHlTA AND SAJJI 1758

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•URAJ, H.

-IIRANO, S.

-IIRA0. Y.

MIRAOKA, T.

^IRAYAMA. T,

'IIROSE. Y.

-URSCHPIFLn. J.

«USADA. T.

-IISLOP, J.S.

HOBDE, D.

^OPFMAN f C.M,

7300

424 754

7223

1929

1929 5969 7328

463 24i8 3033

557

5927

3461 3790

2838 7408

2648 4263 6o2l 6030 6036 6048 695i

7909

7059

2657

2728

226

7353

-tOPSTETTER, K.J. 5403

HOQDAHL. O.T. 1335 1641 1945 3482 5359 5873 6228

692 1584 1655

1478

WOFFMAN. E.

HOFFMANN. W,

MOFFMEISTER. H.

^OFFHEISTER. W.

^OFLER, H.

HOLLAND, W.D.

HOLLAND. W.U,

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

HOLLANDER. J.M.

HOLM-HANSEN, 0.

HOLM, D.M,

HOLM, V.

HOLMES. T.M,

HOLT, J.B.

HOLTZMAN. R.B,

HOLZL. J.

HONDA, M.

HONDA, Y.

HONQO, S.

HONJO. T.

HOOD, D e W.

HOOTON. B.W,

hopkinson, E.C.

HORI, R.

HORIE, K.

HORIGUCHT, Y.

HORN, M.K.

HORNNFS, N.

HORNSRY, J.B.

HORSLEY, J.

HORWOOD, J.LI

HOSOMARA. K.

1795 2559 2579 2688 4280

160

1604 2949 3970 3977 5417 5752 5769

6456 6589 6752 7045 7162

6673

358

346 1483

1439

1534

7981

5926

6860

5776

273 422 386 2848 4219 4235

1951

996

1395 2973 3769

7981

3773 6858

2107

465

2433

7406

213

211 57J 572 1127 1385

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

I

-IOSTE, J.

HOUSTON, C.D.

WOUTMAM, J.P.W

HOWARD* P.K.

^ W I E ', R.A.

WOYTE, A.F.

4SIA. R.C.H.

I^SIEH. S.

-<SU, K.

^SU» P.L.

•WANG, H.M,

*IUARINGA, M.

-4UBNER, U.

-IUDGENS, J.E.,

HUGHESi D.J.

HUGHESi J.D.M.

4UGHES* T.C,

^UtZENGA. J.R.

-IUKAI. V.

87 229 3

886 893

1221 138

1841 196

2612 261

4254 534

5447 573

5963 596

6395 639

7n66 7 n 7

7360 739

04 3

950

8 14

05 306 552 58l

1064 1066 1085

687 69i

1119 1211

24

26

53

57

60

64

72

78

25

30

43

63

?2

43

08

26

76

iSoo

2431

27i5

5364

58 8

6218

6446

7227

7936

1767

2497

3411

5381

5940

6354

6696

7254

7934

1735

2515

3485

5385

5961

6383

6723

7289

1827

2610

3993

5398

5962

6394

6728

7325

25 5 357o

>

1825 2562 2755 6013 6019 6061 6592

6849 6924 6954

1917

1977 7n87

2720 6222

1108

5717 6403

1687

5437

5437

230

649

JR. 231 232 233 234 617 1357

746

9932

1222

39 46 41 42 146 1076

1898

I-5R

375-791 O - 70 - 5
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

i

HULL* D.B. 696 1258 1670 1738

HULLi » t L. 3355

HUME, D,N f 71

WUMMELi R,L» 1737

HUMMELi R.W, 235 236

HUNT. L.H. 1979

HUNT, L,P. 1863 5347

HURE, J, 38

HUTCMIN, w.H; 719

HUTCHINSON. W.P, 237

HYODO, H. 3341

IRErt. E, 1033 ln58 1712 1721 1912

ICHIJIMA. I. 6856

ICHIMJYA. T. 7870

IDDlNGS. F,A. 348 i437 25l8 2519 6975 7l20 7392

lOENO. E. 779 1155 1693

IIO, M. 6853 7993

IKEDA. N. 2800 7906

IKEDA. S. 8Q5

IKEMOTO. S. 5927

IKEYA, M. 2804

IL. K.W. 7916

lLlFF r. T.L. 2664

ILLSLEY. C.T. 2549

I-bO I
> IMAI, 1.

IMAI, S,

IMAI, T,

IMAMURA, M.

IMOTO, M.

INAMOTO, K.

INGELS. 0,

INOUE*. Y.

INOUYE. T.

INTERNATIONAL

ATOMIC ENERGY

COMMISSION

IONOV, V.P.

| IRiDALE. P.

IRVING. G.

IRVING. M.

ISAEVA. P. A,

ISENHOUR. T,L.

ISHIBASHI. N.

ISWIDA. K.

ISHIHARA. M,

I SHI I. D.

ISHIKAWA. H.

ISHIMORl. T.

1SLAM0V, T.

I

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

7019

5924

1679

7981

5872

6857

6715

193

7114 7221

76

1227

238 1136

742

239 245 478 526

869 £223

1580 1984 1985 25i4 3741 439? 5y*Z

6fi46 6380 7o34 7904

1514

1391 3414

1723

403 1510 2418 3033 8040

7297

1019

5857 6200 7l34

I-bl
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

ISONO, H. 7996

ISOTOPiS 1405

ISOTOPICS 582

ISRAEL ATOMIC 2603

ENFRGY COMMISSION!

ISSEROW, S. 58

ISTVANi P. 1695

ITANI. M. 4302

IVANOV. G.V. 7118 7119

IVANOVi L.I, 2660

ivanova. v,r. 905

IWAI. M, 5386

IWAIj y. 7316

IWASAKA, T. 5872

1WASE, T. 6853 7993

1WASHIMA. K, 999 7887

IWASMITA. r. 5425

IWATA. S. 7357

IYA, V.K. 2473

JACKSON. A.L. 6360 7642

jacobson. a. 938

jacobson. i.e. 1863 24i0 2496

JACOUFMIN. R. 5989

JAGANNADMA RAO* 7375

jAKOVLiV. J.V. 241

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

JAKOVlEV. T.U.V, 3732

JAKOVLBV, V.V. 7423

JAKOWLIW, J.W. 992 I2n3

JAKU80WITSCH'. A. i885

JAMES. J. A,

JAMES. L.R.

JAMIESONj J.M,

242 2^3 244 245 246 583

1641

8636

jamin.changeart, f« 1621

jANCZySZYN, J. 3335 6325 6844 6973 735i 7387

1764

5765

7137

210 248 249 U33 1135 2444

1677 1961 3948

256 25i

6744

437 438

9718 6584

JANKE. J.

JANOT', p.

JANS^N, C,

I

JASKOLSKA, H7

JEFTERY, P,Q.

JENKINS, E.N.

JENKINS, W.

JERCMEL, D.

JEROME, D.Y.

JERVIS, R.i.

JESSEN* P.L,

JESTER, W.A.

JEWETTi Q.L.

JIMENEZ, A.T.

:

252 325 326 349 984 706 726 970 1736

1737 2143 2548 2666 9981 6018 6Q4i

6210 6307 6308 6314 6315 6835 6863

6952 7(jl7 7 3l 7348 7383 7384 743(j

316 324 1956 7027

4285 5510 6710 6984 8024

1863 2480 2496

1464

I-fa3
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

I

JIMENEZ, p, 1869 1912 2707

JINNO', K. 8040

JIRLOW, K. 1910 5860 6694

JOHANNlNG. M. 6741

JOHANSBN'. 0. 50 2739 3079 3961 4195 5713 6212

7913

JOHN, J. 8014

JOHNSON, D.Q. 3960

JOHNSON, f.F. 1680

JOHNSON, Q,Fis 1041

JOHNSON. J.F. 860

JOHNSON, P, 2969

JOHNSON, P,r; 6846 7423

JOHNSON, R.a; 732 1355 l627 2252 3»09 7 44

"

JOHNSON, R.Q, 45 46 49

JOHNSTON'. W,H, 632

JOLY. M, 1155

JONA, f, 881

JONES*. L.V. 1669 1637 259i 2996

JONES. R.E, 274 ?75 1956

JONES'. W.T. 2433

JORDAN. E„D. 1336 1337 1423 7286

JOWANQVITZ. US, 727 907

JOZEFqWICZ. K. 923

JULIANO. J.O* *35 1782 2963 4 2 15 5551

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

> JULIANO, P.O. 5531

JUNA, J, 7285 7361

junkins, r.l! 3748

JUNOD. E. 1756 1819 2597 2587 6690

JURS* p.c. 4397 7534

<AWN, M, 6374

<AHNG'. M,W. 738

<A!NDL. k. 1763 3360 7877

<AlPOV. R,L, 1430

<AlSER, D,Q, 254 811 844 1001 1314 1692

<ALIChEVA. i.s. 1493 2474

MALINIM. A.I.

7165

799 875 2523 3383 7164 716

7168

<alnach. l.p: 7133

<amada» h. 2711

<aman nuclbap 698 2576

<amata, s. 1514

<AMATH, P.R, 2984

<AMEDA, H, 7993

<AMEDA # K, 757 £257

<ameoaya. k, 7222

<AMBI. M. 7894

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

<AMEMQT0. V,

<AMINI8HI. T;

<AMINSKl'i J,W,

<AN|ABROCKN E.l»

<AN!J. J.B.W.

<ANT, A.

<ANT0Ri S.A,

<APLAN, S.

<APLAN. E,P,

<apl.an« L.

<APLANi S.A,

<arajanova, G,|,

<ARALOVA, Z,K.

<ARASEV, B.V,

<AREV'. V.N,

<ARKi R,M,

<ARL!CRK. V,

<ARLIKj B,

<ARNAUCKOVA» N.M,

<ARPUKHIN. O.A.

<ARTASMEV, E,R.

<ARTTlJNEN. EV

215 604 60» 774 775 776 777 945 956

957 99? 994 995 997 998 1003 1004

1669 1139 1140 H76 1200 1261 12*2

1299 1300 1349 1374 1463 1409 1413

1418 1420 14*1 1497 i533 l63l 16»2

1693

631

7899

1141 2125 2535 37io 6922

2755

255

3462

938 1141 2125 2535 37l5

1218

256

6010

6994

4391

9fl4 1062 1393

7214 7923

1311

3774

1821

6994

2564 3751

5317 7342

7915

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

<ASHKAR0V. l?L. 6822 80O6

<ASPgRgK', K, 7224

<ASYMQV f A.K* 9621

<ATAKUBA. V, 5593

<ATO. M, 516

<AT0i P.M. 15

<ATO* R, 4240

<ATOi T~, 1462 1481 1765 2744 5358 5311 53

5868 6351 6676 6677 6678 7*20

<ATO. V, 6727

<AURAnIN*. p, 1630

<AWABuCH!. K? 1125 1385 3414

<AWAI. H.

iF <AWA!. K.

9926

2854

<AWA!'. M, 1367

<AUA!, N. 7177

<AWAKAMf. Y. 6859

<AWASHlMA, Ti 585 602 1142 1200 2562 2920 377o

<E. C f H, 531 1096 1131

<EANE. J.R. 7123

<EAYS. R.R, 5717 6405

<E5NANi C,U, 1351

<ElNAN. R,Q. 2539 2937

<E6P!Ni Q,R. 3841 6713

<eoel. q.h.r; 6371

I

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

<EHtER, P. 961

<E!MATSU, S. 2711

<E!SCH, B. 1326 2546

<EIEN. E. 1617

<ELLERi K.A, 7946

KELLER. O.L.. JR. 7192

<ELL6R» R.A. 2680

<ELLERSHOHN. C. 570 882 1105 U43 1278 3745 5998

6364 6932 7o84 7240

<ELLEYi W.D, 952

<EMP. D,M. 257 587 1145

<EMPCHINSKY. P.C. 3673

<ENNA. B.T. 1051 1112 1946 2568 4228 4274 6062

6374 7957

<ENNA, L.A. 1051

KENNEDY, J,H. 944 2938

KENNEDY, J.W, 1777

<ENN!nGTON, G,5, 2756 4281

<!=NT, R.A.R. 1

<E*DEL«V5GAS, f, 7089

<ERNFORSCHUNQSAN)LaRE« 5362

JULICH. WEST GERMANY

<ERR. m.f. 706

*ERRl.GAN. r,J. 3776

<E»TBSZ, L, «190 5945

<ERW!CK, w, 1590

I-b8 «
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

<ESSLeR, w.V. 4329

<ETELL§, B.H. 258

<EYNESi R.D, 259

<HAIDarov, A, A. 924 £162 1550 l55l 1553 1554 l555

1556 1557 1585 336? 3385 5»57

<HAKDaROV. N.A. 7 134

<MAK!MOV. M, 5621

<HAL!FA, K. 5729

<HAI_!K0V. T, 63(51

<HAL!N» N.r, 7214

<HAN, A, A, 2984

<HARABADZE. N,t, 3757

<H5RA» A.K. 7896

<HOL!N. A.!, 1559

<HOTAMOV'. 5, 6295

<HR!ST!ANOV, V.K# 904 1062 1393 2303 6366

<HUDAI8ERGAN0V» A, 3369 3370 3371 3760

<HUSNUTD!NOV. R ,! . 2979 3472 3473

<!BA, T, 4311

<!ENBERGgR. C.A, 261

<ISNLE, P. 862

<IiSL', W. 982 1264 1273 1526 1564 2296 2601

2950 4268 6957 7304 7306

<!G05HI, K, 4ll i2i2 1401

<ILLICK, R,a; 221 262 363 364 365 366 601 792 il«6

1147 1182 1183 1184 3530
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

<IM, c.K. *36 74n 953 U37 1201 255l 3342 3344

6Q80 7982

KIM, j, I. 1749 1969 2610 2*12 26i3 3342 3713

7337

KIM, Y.S. 4296

KIMBERLIN, J. 3476 7107

KIMEL. W.R. 7115

KlMURAi K. 916 9926 7906

<IMU«Ai V. 5926

KlNBARA, A. 1496

<!NQ, §.R, 136 487 408 489 730

KING* R.W. 3027

KlNSEYi R,J. 1590

KINSLEY, M. 1860

KIRCHMANN, R. 459 l4§4 2773 5989

KIRCWNER'. J.F # 1586

KIREEV. V,A, 6705

KlRKi P,L. 1149 6526

KIRNOZOV'. r,V, 905

<I«YANOV'. Q,!, 2561

KISHITANI. M. 4240

<ISS» !, 664

KIST. A, A, 1207 1948 1769 3388 3395 3736 6295

KJELBERQ. A. 2754

KJELLIN', k.G. 1287 1421 6009

1-70
<JENSU, 0.

<LAUS, E.E.

<LiCK0VA. S,

<L!NE, J.R.

<L0PFER, E.

<LUGER, F,

<NIQWT, A.

<N0LLE, K,

<N0TEK, 0.

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

6687

4285 5910

1588

2552 3005 3345 7988 7989

1662 2761

2296

6358 6368

4289

1610

<NOWLES, F.E., JR, 1982

I

<NOX« R.J.

<nudson; a.r.

<nutson, r.a.

<0, w.m.

<08ALADZE. M.G.

<OBAVASH!. A.

<0BAYASH!. M.

<OCH. 8.

<OCH, W.

<OCH. H.J.. JR.

<och. R.C,

<ocherov'. N.P.

<ochevanov.

<0DIRl, S,

5384

5543

555

4347

1329

5327

756 806 1325 1338 1468 1469 1700

3771 3773 5749 5920 6045 6859

1848

1130 1633 1848 2723 2724 2725

263

588 643 676 7()5 1326 2546

3394

A. 7117

7366

I

1-71
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

<ODOCH!QOV. P f N, 1227 2306 6720 7082 70«3

<OEHLER, W. 1958

<0SA, T« 5926

<OHLER* W. 2625

<OMMANi T,P, 3934

<OHN«aBReST. M.E. 3726

<oHNl A| 264 265 266 896 1339 1473 1503

<OWN. H,W. 267

<OWN, R.6. 1590 1591

<0JIMA» C. 631

<OLAR. R.D. 1785

<OLASKl. H. 7090

<0LCHINA'. A.G. 978

<OLESOV. G.M. 1493 2474 6822

<OlOMi!TSEV. M.A. 2957

<OMAROV', A.N. 7252

<OHIYA« K. 6851 6852

40MAMI. Y. 7920

<ONANYKIN. L.V. 7924

<ONDO. M. 5872

<OND0. Y. 2800 6854 7315 7316

<ONECNY, K. 7285 7361

<0N1G, H. 142 143 268 269 529

<ONISHl» J. 2440

<ONO, T, 4240

1-72
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

<0P|NFCK. W,J,

<0PPi I,

<0R8El_i K.

<0RNBERG. M.A,

<0»08K0i M.I.

korobov, s.s

<orotkova, v;a.

<ORTHOVEN. P;j.M.

<0SHIM!ZU, Yt

<OSTA, L.

<OSTER«PrLUQMACHFR! A,

<OTELN!KOV, G.A.

|<OTELN!KOV. L.A,

<OTTi J.

<OVAClNA. T.A,

<OVALENKO, Lil.

"<0VANIC. P.

<OWALSKI. B,R,

<OYAMa, M,

<OZHEVNIKOV*. D.A

<OZlOROWSKI, J.

<OZM!NSKA, D.

<OZUKAj H,

<raay', c.m,

2615

5592

3335

2738 2971

4196

904

1049

5740 6330

9327

2882 7413 7927

2678

6053 6572

7949

5774

1568

7923

7918

6046

5919

5554

5952

1245

112 7996

6570 7873

> 1-73
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

<rAMEr, H.M. H50 1334 13^0 1790 2382 2662 26*6

269 2769 5953 6393 67il 7m 7i4i

<RAMERi J. 2779

<RANER, H.W. 2694 2762

<RATOcMV!lOVA.T5aiLPOVA, W, 1948

<RAUCh» H, 684

<RAUSSi 0. 6069

<RAVTS0V*. V.V. 7411

<RSIENBUHl. L. 1159

<R!SHNAM00RTHY IvE*, R, 1596 1903 2602 7375

<R!SHNAN'. S,S, 3065 5750 6035 6311 7086

<R!STaK, J. 7220

<RITALUQSANAi S. 7099

<RIVANBK. M. 2358 3396 4306 5984 6024 6294 6337 i

6692 6825 7i74

<R!V!Ti W, 657 J799 7188

<R!VOKMATSKII, AtS, 5318

<ROBFR, M.S. 2969

<RUGER, P. 652 699 2554 6927 6928 8023

<RYLOV, B.E, 3362

<UBOTA J M. 2464

<uCHAvAj N.E. 3757 7420

< U D I N o V , B.S. 5782

<UDO» K, 1018 2887 4298 5753 5922 5928

<UEHNE* F.J, 3675 5383

<UHN, W.K.G, 6461

I-7H- 4
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<UIN» R.N,

<ukharEnko, N,I,

<U t<OC". A.

<U«ULA, A. P.

<U»<ULA, F.

<UlAK, A.I.

<ULUS, E.

<UMAMARUi T.

<UMAMOTO'. T,

<UNO, M,

<UPER', A.B.

<URIYAMA. S.

<UROCHKIN, S.S.

<URODA. P.K,

<URODAj R.

<urosawa, R.

<UROSU* M.

<USAKA, Y,

<USCM. W.

<USUQli T.

<UTSEV« V.S.

<UUSI. J.

<UVIK. V,

375-791 O - 70 - 6

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

6580

1430

7945

1519

2358 287S 33*6 3975 4306 5335 5964

6024 6294 6337 6667 6825 7174

276 544 545 662

7236

7295

7991

2437

4347

5922

1358

5716

571 572 575 820 922 1127 1128 1385

2283 3414

1320 1672 7293 7331

1338

271 27? 589 628 »27 nil 1152 1202

1267 1315 1656 1879 3764 5566 5924

6352 6436 6842 6850 7893

621 1859

8041

75

6977

1974 5426

1-75
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

<UWAHA«A. M, 7332 8008

<UYKEN0ALL. W.B, 273 590 1359 3461 7072

<UYPER. B, 107

<UZM!NSKir. A.S. 3729

KUZNETSOV. K.F. 2750 7i00

<UZNETSOV. R.A. 876 2523 3383 7H7 7164 7l65 7166

7167 7i68 7949

<UZNETSOVA. Q.A, 2717

<UZNETSOVAi R.A, 799

<W|ECINSKI. S, 2934 3335 6325 6844 7399

LA FLEUR. P,D. 7q65 7i54 7i82 7965 7964 8020 8o27

LACOMBE, P. 7200

JaCOMBLE. M. 7291 7917

-ACOMBLE.M. 7290

JaCONI, A, 2964

LACROIX, M.J. 6594

LAWAIEi 6. 1890

LAING. K.M. 274 275

LA JOS, V. 1695

LAKSHMANAN. S, 738 2141 2665 2722 5407 5743 5747

7204 7985

.AM, C.F. 2529 2704

JAMB. J,F. 2688 5768 6588

LAMBERT, J.P.F. 6359 6940 7908

LAMBRECHT, R.M. 6321

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.AMBREV, V.G.

Jamm, a,

Jandryi j.w,

.'andstrom. 0.

Janframco, Qt

Jang, w,

langerova. i.

Janqmah, w.h.

Canghenricw, w. uanghoff. J.

•JaRanjiira. m.

u'aroche, g.

larrabee, g,b,

LARSENi r,p,

LARSON j Q.V,

.'arson* r.b,

lasch', j.e.

Jaul, j,c.

lAUNE'. J.

laurent, a. uauttman. r,g.

Javerlochere. J,

lavertv. a.

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

7388

1563

3074

2852 3808 5771 5785 6965

5344 5345 6323

5988

1660 3334

4227

887 888

226 1345

37

1470

2376 3514

7397

72

1666 6936 6988

439 £356 l4g4

6972

7863

6690

21

637 789 833 834 035 836 853 872 «90

96l 1045 1046 1165 1368 1667 l7fl6

1759 1819 1983 2557 5444 5593 69$7

7121 7i5l 7313

3073

I

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

UVRUKHiNA. A.K, 1441 1493 2474 3754 5759 6822 7235

7424 8o06

LAW, j, 7392

LAWRENCE RAOIATTON2801

LABORATORY

LAWSON, D. 2525 6948 6974

JAZZARIN!, E. 1415

JfiOV, A, a. 591 784 921 1007

LE HErICy. J. 1378 6410 6412 6568

l'fe POEC, C, 570 2558

LE STRAY. J, 5444

LEAFEr. M.A, 5751

LEAVlTT. W.Z. 446

LEBOEuF, M.B, 569 2599 3117

LECHTMAN. W,N, 1834

LECLErC, P, 1563

LEDDI.COTTE, G,w. 43 54 55 56 79 80 81 82 83 277 278

279 286 281 282 283 286 287 288 289

296 2*1 292 293 294 295 296 297 298

366 329 640 641 654 685 722 735 763

8i9 859 946 963 964 973 974 981 lo3l

1635 ln39 1q6 1088 il89 H9o 1268

1316 l35o I35i i36i 1476 i635 1638

1674 1709 1725 1727 1728 i746 1796

2931 3483 6 28 6q5i 6926 6934 7^7

7184 7218 7356

Jee# c. 2888

l!ee, c.j. 3344

LEE* D.M. 5768 658

l'ee# h.m. 5941

1-78 «
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

>

-EE» J,

LEE* M.8.

uEE* N.D.

^EE. N.K.

l'eb ( S,

EEj W,

EE» Y.H.

EE, YrY,

LEHMAN, R,L.

EI8ETS6DER. J.

EIMDORFFR, M.

EIPUNSKAYA, D.I.

ELUERT. G,

EM3ERG, I.H.

EHBER6', I.K,

EMBERT. !,K,

pNCHE^KO, V.M.

ENIWAM. J.M.A,

leonard, b.h.. jr

JeonhaRdt. w. lepetit, h.

l'epoec C.

*

6307

1033

1351

^323

786

931

9323

5991

1495

« 5994

5261

301 1430 1445 1558 2617 2750 3366

3368 3462

3n2 303 304 3q5 3o6 689 866 880 893

986 1156 1234

5435

4197

149

1561

134 307 308 309 310 406 593 638 I46I

1669 2581 2719 2943 2985 3477 349q

3563 3512 3745 5847 6027 6920 7084

7685 7190

4251

655 1157 1158 1343 1344 1675 7079

2802 4260

1105 1143 18?4 6304

I-7R
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

LERCH. P.

LESBAT5, A.

leushkina, q.v.

Jevandbr'. 0.

Jeventhal. L.

Jeveque, M.P.

lEVEOUE, p.

LEVI, H,

LEVINlEi A.S,

LEVINE. C.A,

LEVY. H.B.

LEWIS, J.E.

Jew is', j.n,

LEWIS. M,N,

lewis; p,r.

LEY, J,

LI DEN, |<.

LIEBERMAN, K.W.

LIE9SCMER. K.

JlESER, K.W,

LIBSSENS; J.L.

JlGHToWLERS. E.C 1161 1269

JlHL, P, 3418 4308

-IMA, P.W.

197 1159

2550

2385 3384 6454 7925

7908

1478

311

38 104 312 313 332 756 1503 7381

227 228

2546

1160

5587

399 979

52 53

491

259

1779

6746

2991 5775 7386

6837

3lo5 5422

7226

1650 2904 2930 5358 5850 5851 6o39

6674 7407 7422

1-80

«
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

IN. C.Y.

IN, S.C.

INACRE, J.K.

INDNER, M,

INEKIN, d.M,

INEKIN, G.L.

ING. S.M.

ININgER, R.L.

INN, T.A., JR.

INNENBOM. V.J.

INSTEDT. K.D.

IPP* H,M.

IPSCHUT7, m;e.

iSK, D.J.

ISOVSKII, I. P.

IVINgOOD, J.J.

ivjngston. h.d.

junggren, k.

LOYD, K.W.

OBANQV, E.M,

*

1096 11 31

5323

1853

828

5977 6931 7186

8Q1C

6010

6365

5958 6n50 7311

315 6843

2554 6928

7994

6972

6437

7969

443

1980 2573 3982 4267 6003 6455 7369

7370

3l7 318 562 573 594 682 791 165i

2563 7871

4322

924 1162 1207 1546 1547 1546 1549

1550 1551 1553 1554 1555 1556 1557

1561 1585 1769 2385 2979 3088 30*9

3361 3362 3369 3376 3371 3372 3384

3385 3386 3388 3395 3464 3472 3473

3736 3760 3766 4262 5320 5581 5705

5766 5707 5857 6295 6454 7132 7l34

7229 7923

1-81
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

OCKi C.J.L. 6735

OCKHaRT. L.B. 1123

OEILLOT. A, 815 879

OEPFE, E. 2481 3989 4309 5942 7160

uoiuillet, m. 1263 6593 7015 7106

ofberg. r,t. 7976

joqerquist', b.a* 1572

ombard, s.m. 5733 638o 7904

Comer; p.d. 1781 2527

LONG, J.V.P. 319

LOOS* R, 848

JOPOVOK. T.A. 1440

ORIA. G. 759

JOS ALAMOS 5330

sriFNTirir

LABORATORY

JoSKA, L. 3335 6325 6844 6973 7351 7387

JOTZSCH, w. 7379

JOUCKS. R.M. 6921

JOVE, D.L. 634 3333 5376

JOVERIDGE, B.A. 177 32(1 467 595

COVERING. J.F. 656 1180 1494 1498 1502 3774 5719

6739 7386 799q

.'oVETTi J.E. 321

JOWE, K. 6402

.'OWE. L.F. 322 6226

1-82
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

JOWENHAUPT. F.M.

J W M A N i F . (5

.

J-OWMANi J.T.

_UCAS. D.M,

.UCAS. H.F.. JR.

.'UCKMTSKY. V.A.

1 u n W I G * T . 6 .

_ LJ K A C . P.

_UKEMSi M.R.

IJND9E3G. M.

UNDE. G.

UNDEN. A.

undrren. f.a.

undgren. s,

upica, s.r.

USHBaUGH, c.c

USSIE» W.G.

USTINEC. J.

UTZ. G,J.

UX» F,

uzamova, l.m.

YKINSf J.H.

4226

197:^ 5 38 7

657 i7Q9 7188

7323

7(561

6994

4232

5859 6847

323 5Q7 599 659 86i 101« 1163 1327

1424 1537 1620 l9no 1947 2144 225i

22?2 2350 2553 2595 2598 2663 2696

3n28 3 h 7 2 3imq 3lni 4284 43l4 5694

5979 6313 6344 675l 6953 7021 7 n 68

7431 7879 7884 7943 7944

741 968 1512

1265 2739 6o23 6052 7211

lb ii

1864

919

6935

2422

2530

2748

1560 4224 6332 7016 7055 7155 7964

8037

832 l5?5 2625 3988 6737 6947

7380

327

1-83
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

YON. mI . S ,

Jyoyd, K.W,

735 1635 1642 1643 1847 1935 26Q0

2673 2682 57lo 5974 6327 6935 7i8 3

7352 7892

4321

hac Arthur, i.r, 7i72

«!AC GrEGOR. M.H, 917

MAC KENZIF, J.K, 2251 2350 7944

machiroux. r 6444

MACKINTOSH. W.O. 252 325 326 349 4i6 706 726 920 9?d

7?l7 7430 8o28 8039

MACKLIN, R,l.

MAO AN. P.B,

MADDOCK, R.S.

hadigan, s.r.

madigan, s.c.

maeda, s. MAEDA, t.

MAES. K.

MaGGIO^E. 0.

magno. P. J.

magro. g.

mahlman, h.a.

mawony. j.h.

^AK, R.K.

^akasheva, i.e.

malaby. k.l.

327

6717

345 H64 1698 1733 6332 7q55

2782

2790

1338 3771 3773 6859

42fi7 7?82 8001

1828

60 8

1982

5999

80 289 329 l'J88

105 1318 1599 1831

3783

149 869 1166 1223

2480 2496

1-81
> 1ALES7EW.SKA, H

.

haletskos, C.J.

HAL I , J.W.H,

^AL.INJOWSKI, J.

1ALMFOFJS. K.fi.

SALMON, A.G,

^ALVAnO, R,

HALYSCMEW, W.I.

HALYShEV. V.I.

H A L Y S h E V A , M . Q . ^AMAn7HAM0V» F.

k HAMADZHANOV. F. I. HANDIER. J.W.

H'ANHArTSBERQERi Hi

v|ANI» R.S.

HANIMFYi T.R.

HANRI. T.

HANSOljR, M.M.

MANTEL* M,

HANTESCU. C.

HAMUELi O.K.

TAPPER, D.

HARACCI. G.

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

5 4 36

BH32

6P13

330 .1761 1862

385

>

1389

895 10^7 1098 io99 H67 1254 l4p6

1455 1456 1965 2*7?) 3957 4201 5999

6008 6397 7399

1885

2747 8 fi 4

3

3376 5325 5779 5854 7362

7171

7229

2104 2364 697i 7967

3397

2473

1078 1470

6851 6852

1858

1020 6983 7216

1416

6208

468 469 470 471 472 473 597 626 750

1168 1222 12 7 5 1429 4253 7o52

42 8

1-85
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

MARAFuSCHI, A.M. 5378 6700

HARAMGIO. G. 7998

^ARBLFi Q.

vlARCHART. H.

marchetti, f.

MARCUS. J.H.

HaRECFK, J.

mark, m.r., jr.

marker, r.c.

MARK0WIT7. S.S.

LARMIER, p.

^A^SCHAL. A.

HARSH, R.H.

MARTIN* A.

MARTIN. R . !1

.

2797

813

374? 5934

25 3 9

2741

1129 2511 4410 7094

77

1318 1599 1831 5768 6588

1091 1663 1776

7015

6382 7073 7112

7336 7339

6717

MARTIN, n.S.» JR. 727 907 7394

MARTIN, F.

^ARTTN, F.P.

MARTIN, G . F . MARTIN. J

.

MARTIN. T.C.

HARTINCOVA. 7.

^ARTINELLI. p.

MARTINEZ. P.

690

6353

6048

174 U18 1839 6989 7919

113 314 1414 1798 24m 25q4 2505

3076 3753 3794 4005 5578 6229

2990

8 8 4 9 1 6222

I-8b

i
» URTYNOV. y.t.

^a^uya^a. y.

M A S A G U T V . V . S

maslov. I. a. MASON, G.F.

mason, r.s.

Massachusetts

t \! c" T ! T i

! T F F TECHNOLOGY

MASSART, d.l.

maSSaux, f.

mastal^a. a.

MASTERS, C.F.

| MASTERS. L.W.

MATHE. F.

maThieu. r. mathuri s.n.

MATSONi w.r.

matsson, s. matsuda, h.

matsuda, y.

^aTSUmOTO. c. utsumoto. w.y.

MaTSUmURa* y.

matsuura. t.

matula. J.

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

^96 5 710

6851 6852

3621

^49 869 1166 1647 33^3 3381 6994

5498

let)

3'

667 5414 7353

5961 5962 5963 5964 6043 6354

1484

^741

6713

6037

28 6

894

113 1414 1798 5757 6845

6365 6921

6746

7981

7177

967

137

856 Il7 f

) 1697

1333

2934

1-87
-iatvffv, n.s.

hatvfev. v.v.

hatvefva, n.p.

HAXIA, v.

HAY, L.

HAY, S.

HAYES, P.

HaYR. G.

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

3362

2564

2385 7Q25

331 l26n 1644 3o6p 3954 3955 6726

6968 7nn2 79 14

2129

28 332 756 789 814 878 1171 1319

1369 1R18 2327 2^65 7Qi)4

5742

333 334 335

<

HA7YUKEVTCM, N . P

% 4277 5319

HC CARE. W.J. 1815

HC CAL LUM. G.J. 7936

HC CANDLPSS. E.L. 3 7 09

HC CARLEY, R.E. 727 9C7

HC CIE^DON. L. 7H05

^C CHNMELL. K.P. 709

HC C*A*Y. J.H. 596

1C ELl.ISTRFH. M.T, 2774

^C ElLlSTRFM, W.T, 285

HC FARLlNfi. J.L. 1586

HC 30NNAGLF. W.J 2441

HC QUIRE. 5.W. 2691

^C I^NES. C.A.J. 1222

^C KAy. H.A.C. 336

^C KIRREM. J.M. 5773 6n56

1-88

<
>

>

^C 'KOwN, D.

^G KO W M, D.M.

^C MASTER, C.H.

*C, MILLAM. J.w,

1C MURRAY, C.S.,J?

*C MURRAY, W.R.

-1 C M A M A R A , J ,

HC NATTj f.r.

^C PERSON, n.

*C PHFRSON, P.

-IECH, J,

"IFONlS. I.V,

1FUERS. P.

HFl.NKE, w.W.

*!FLCHI0RF, J.J.

MFLFI, F.

^FLLFT. M.

^FLONJI, S.

^FLSOM* S.

mfnapace. L.

^fnapace. l.m.

hunger. j.w.

I

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

5 7 2 6447

6958 7371

3785

1434 6744

.1871

6675

6fl66

907

673

7043

123P

7f!ri2 7895

6949 7j97 7205

130 1 64 165 254 337 338 339 340 341

342 343 344 345 35

409 666 697 7j.2

72n 731 765 9j.4 953 i (jl iq47 lo54

11ZP 11 64 n72 l2ni 1228 l63o 1657

1692 1693 1733 181JJ i867 23l7 255i

3553 5973 6332 6862 7o55 7o74 8 33

3027

2964

892

1260 1644 3935 6726 6968 7002 7914

3 4 82

7 39

5698

5996

I-8R
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

^ENIS. 0.

HENLHVE, H.L).

MFNO*', M.P.

^F«C(-R, w.A.

*!EREM, E.

HE^LIN!, M.

viFRRETT, D.J.

^FNRIH'JE. C.

^FRZi E.

*IESHR!i n.T.

"IESLHR* R.B.

TESTER. 7.

METCALFE a. hetcalte. b.

^ftveev, v.v.

hftzge^, a.e.

^lEVER, H.G.

MEYER, J.M.

MEYEW, R.A.

MEYER, R.C.

MEYER, R.E.

MEYER. R.J.

^FYERSi P.

766

6713 6714

546 i978 2365 2520 3664 3797 4200

5975 6460

1913

5386

1277 1781 2901 6016 6982

1658 1661

30 81

222 225 347 1J.73 138.J 1522

677

918

4216 5326

1394 2507 2622

6974

3 751

253 1052 1284

7 2 6

716^

2972

233 737

654 1060

7397

6587

^EZHlpORSKAYA, K.B.U75 1 ? 7 j 1435

MICHAJLOV, M. 2923

I-RQ
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

>

I

CHR.SEN, Q.B.

C H N i R .

H G F T T , M , R . fttimem. j.k.

G N N SIM, g . p

.

HA 1L OV , M.

HA'^A, T . KHAJLOV, G.I.

K H A I L V A , G.N. 3 7 2

9

« H F F V A . L.M. H77

KHFLSON, g.g.

KLI^HANSKI I , A.Z.7423

LENkOVIC, S. 2148 2l49

LLARD, H.T. . JR. 5959 6969

^rh3 6959

"5725

Mi2

3 7 3 5

1471 2550

934

1700

7io9 7924

7131

6854 7313 7316

LLFR, C.F

LLER, F.R

LLER, F.C

LLFR, F # J

LLER, J.M

LLFR, R.R

LLFR, s.T

Ll.FR, w.p

LLER, w#w

LLFTT, E.J.

352

1141 2i 25 2535 37io

861

9

145H 5 710

11 1777

1123

1765 2 73 3 1789 2l'23 4283 5746

1979 3716 5357 6695

4322

375-791 O - 70 - 7
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

MILLFTT, R.J. 177 626

*ILLS. W.R.. JR. 98 2684 7o33

^ILNFR, G.uj.C.

milner, n.i.

MlNAEv. V.M.

^TNAGAwlA. Y.

MNCZEWSKI, J.

1IRANSKI!. I. A.

1IRIS7LAI. E.

1IRO. M.

353 H78 1921

451

2764

7222

210 249 1133 1135 j 255 1949 2444

2932 3n9l 5697 5863 6054 7092 7i22

155? 1551 1585 3385 5857 6200 7*34

6 ho 5 6223

1970

HIROShNIKOV. V.S» 6200

^ISHIMA, I . mSKEIi M.

^ISKOVJTS, Q.

MITCHELL. C,

MITCHELL. G.R,

MITCHELL. J.C.

MTCHFLL. T.G.

6856

28c)7 379? 6202 62^3 6403 7056

7234

6222

7947

?73

136 487 488 489 73n

1ITSUBAYASMI. T. 13B5

H I T S U Y A , N.

M I Y A G A A A , K.

MTYAGUCHI. M.

IIYAfiUCHT, Y

.

*I YAJT 1 M.

7298

6856 7,33c

6 ft 4

5926

b22^

I-R2
I

)

MYAKA'JA. y.

"UYAKF, T.

1 I Y S H I , K . ^IZUGUCHI. H.

H I 7 U ! K E , A . ^LITZ, P.

"lOAiJ^n* A.

10AV. 8,

*!0CH!7UKT, Y.

^OFLLF^, D,W.

"1QGILY0VKIN, V.

MOHAI, M.

MOHNKEt M.

^OISFFV, L.I.

HOlSEFV, V.V.

^lOKHIR, F.P.

^OK I , T.

10LINSKI. v.J.

10LJK, A,

^OLLi E.

^OLLF, E.D.

"IOLLFRi E.

^OINAR. F.

HOLOKHlA. M.M.

>

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

1272

244n

426 10^7 1399 j 656 2297 2649

?29 7

424 754 7298

72 fin 2795 5766 734l 7998

1645 2R21

5 85

55 56 ?9o 963

773 1762

7149

7866

7213

799 87o 2523 3383 7164 7165 7i66

7i67 7i6H

4275

607

1150 1334 1340 1788 2499 2690 5953

7111

354

2813

6010

4000 5177 5238

7233 7236

1977 5944 7992

1-43
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

MONAGHAN. R

.

HONG AN, D.M.

MONNIFR, D,

BONNIER, R

.

MONSF. E.U,

MONSFcOUR. M.R

MONTARIOL, F.

MONTOY'A, J.

MONTVaU A.

MOORE, B.C.

MOORE. C.R.

MOORF. C.E.

MOORF. F.L.

MORGAN. D.J.

MORGAN. I.K.

MORGAN, I . L .

MORGAN. J . W

.

MORGAN. W.R.

MORI. H,

MORI. T.

M R I S h I M A m H •

«IORI T A. R.

961 99ft

1722

355 356 690 9o6 9i5. 94 1217 l3l3

13?1 1341 1396 1426 1535 248l 2623

3989 3996 3997 43n9 5942 6335 70*0

7160 7956

197

530

68 3 6

358

2124

3552

273

5958 6n5C

6922

822

2981 7947

314

113 59<S 1414 2254 2410 25Q4 2505

2686 3n7o 3n76 3753 3794 3976 4Q05

5578

469 595 656 H.8fl 1431 1494 1498 1502

5719 6739 799p

693

35 7 4 03 2418 3 33

244*

5926

244*
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

MORRIS. n.F.c.

*

MORRISON. r,,u.

^ORZPKi P.

HOSEN. a.W.

^OSES. A.J.

hoSHIERj R.w.

221 ?6? 359 360 361 362 363 364 365

366 3 67 6pn 6f|] 79? Bi6 n'46 1147

11B2 H83 1184 1185 1458 i58l 34^1

353r 7 n 8 1 71 7 2

116 H7 36S 369 37o 37l lMn 1289

158S 1775 1984 ^85 2277 ?5i4 598 6

6999 7;,43 7938

1H37 li 93 1344

439 1187 1356

276

28 3 r ^OSKdvTSFVA, G.A 12u7 1^48 1769

^flSULlSHVl t , L.M, 7420

MOSULISHVILI . I. M, 3757

^OTOJIMa. K, 2683

H T 1 I

M

a . K . 419

^OTT. W.F. 148 863 927 1213 1981 2512 3011 3752

5709

10UND LARQRATORY 5332

HOUNtjO'Y. tf . 7994

^iousty. r,

10YERS, J.L.

^OZLEYi J.M.

^tUDROVA, R.

MUEHLHAUSE. CO.

MUELLER, n.w.

HUKAI. K.

4303 6444

^361

I75n

4306 5335 6667

373

7256

1723

» I-R5
DULLER, R.

HULLFRi J.M.

^ULLINS. W.T.

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

2627

374

282 2?i 292 640 641 1044 1060 ll^B

1189 li9o 1268 1361 l7()9 i?25 1727

1796

<

1ULVFY, P.F.. JR. 2972 6302 8000

iuminqva. m.f. 6 2or

^undko^Sky. w.f

^UNDScHENK. H.

MUNZFL* h.

HUNZFRi H.

MURANOj r.

^U«IN. A.N.

MURRAY, K.

HURRENHOFF, A.

•iusaelyan, r.m.

HllSE, L.

^iUSYL. 1.

HUTO, M,

HYRBFRG. N.

HYTTFNAEREi C.

VIADKARNI, P. A.

MAGAMARA. T.

MARA I. I.

273

5>546

1826 7946

3746

7102 8012

799

3469

433

5321 5782

422 586

1527

426 ili5 1116 1399 1656 2649 37l9

3768 538o 5431 5432 7n4 7201

6n55

^59

6p66 6738 6943 698n 7195 7376 7393

7983

5927

5308

«

I-Sfa
magao, h.

magatsuka. s. MARY . L . G

makaga^a, J.

makaGa^a, t.

MAKAI, T.

MAKAJI^A. K.

MAKAMURa. H.

MAKAMU«?A. Y.

MAKASAj H,

NJAKAYA^IA. T.

\l A M I K A W A . Y . MARGOl.^ALLA, S.S

MARUSa-'A. Y.

MASCUTIU. T.

MASS. *.W.

MATI , G.

vational academy

of sciencfs*

pj a t i n a i ^esea^ch

couwctl

mato advanced

study institute

*

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

6853 7993

2437 7i 93

1325 1469 377i 3773 5920 6858

lno5 1601 2806 4216 42l7 5326 5399

67(3 8 69 9

244P

244 C 375 605 *fl6 6o7 6n8 776 778 779 899

971 995 998 1038 1063 1154 1155 H74

1176 1322 1654 1672 1679 1682 3714

592' 685«

7283

2464

5967

1242 1342 1747

827

1864 2129 22Sn 2666 4392 6318 683p

?H25 7h26 7n3l 7176 7966

211

511 l4n4 1774 7373

1698 1791 2789 5953 6393 6?95

383

3389 5526

>

800 80{ 8n9 847

I-R7
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

M A T S U M E , H . MATUSME, H,

MAUDE, W.J,

MAUGWTOlM. W.F.

MAUMOyA, I.I.

MAVALIKHTN, L.V. 6705

MAVALKAR. M.P. 701

VJAVARRETTF. H, 7137

MAZMItDI\i0V» M.K. 7135

MAZMItDINOV. M. 7237

MFAL, T.F.

MEOOSTUP, G.A.

VIFEB, K,H,

MFFEPOV, B.B.

v](=FEnOV, O.M.

MFGINA, V.R.

VJFIDER, R.

MElRlNCKx, R.

MFLLIGAN, w.B.

vJELP, *I.R.

MFLSON, n.M.

«06

1681

f>339

6984

b9l 784 921 1007 2658 2661

2511

1559 5577

2769 7281 7919

1443

3218

871 1191 2369

1380 7280

6383 7?54 736o 793o

1680

R62 71(12 7318 8012

6922

MFLSON. L.C.. JR. 234 377 958 1865

MFNOV, N. 984 29?3 5428

MFTZFL. n.A. 1794 1888

MFUBFrGER. M. 7921

I-R8

«
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

VIEUBURGER, m.

MEW RrUNswICK

LaROPaTORYj a£

viEWCOMB, J.C.

mfwton, n.

VIFYRFT. G.

3991 6409 6704 6939 7334

29 8 7

1789

155 68?7

1262

vJGUYEN.LONG-nEN J M,8l2

CHIPORUK, W.

CHOIS, J. P.

CHOlS, l.l.

chqlson, w.l.

CKEL, H.

DAY, J.B.

ELSFN, J,M.

FMANNJ, F.

FSF. H.

ESE. S.

817

7192

11328

2678

5587 7n66

2738 2971 2998 7153

1192

7997

625 83i 1193 1343 1344 2578 6716

7880

EWODENICZANSKIAH.5950

EWODNICZANSKI, J,7ld3 7966

KANOROV, G.S. 1554 1555

KANOROV. S.G. 1556

KOLAENKO. O.K. 5317 5780

KOLAEV. A. J. 3388 3736

KOLAcV. A.v. 5619

L.SSQN, l. ^238

* i-qR
MIR. A,

MlSHANOV. P t K.

vj I SH I . T.

MI SHI DA , S.

MISHI6AKI. S.

MISHIKAWA. Y.

MISHIMURA. K.

MISHIMURA. S.

MISHIWAKI. Y.

MISSENi H.U,

MlTTO. M.

MlWASEi K.

MIWASF, T.

MIXON. G.S,

MlZETj G.

VJOHA, N,

viomura, e. momura, K.

MQMURA. S,

MORIKOV, A. P.

MORMAN* J.C,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

1023 1811 2634 37ij 6449

7410

967

7996

991 3092

5777

7328

1531 5328 5867

5926

1376

1929

112

7996

378 675 2565 2572 2573 3506 6003

7369 737U

2713

7282 8001

6856 7330

2744 5379 5868

1694

1554

5939

MORRIS. w.P. 1780

MOSHKIN, V.E. 6923

MOSTRAND. J. W t , JR. 707 t7<?0

1-100
>

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

votea', a. MOVIKOV, A.I.

MOVIKOV, A. P.

vJOVOTnjY, a.J.

mowakowska. Z.

\IOWICKA-JAMKOWS(<Ai t.

MOZAKI, t.

VIUCIFORA. Q.

NJUCLFAR APPLICATIONS

CONFERENCE

MUCLEaR CORPORATION

OF AMERICA

MUCLFA^ SCIENCF

AND ENGINEERING

CORPORATION

mucleaR-chicago

corporation

NUCLEONICS

MURMATOV, n.

VJURNBFRG. M,W,

MYSTROM, a.

1023

6573

924 i555 1556 1557 3371

5746

7258

925 5862

379 602 1151 1153 1194 1208 1408

1742 3995 7019 7870

3740 5448 5934

1756

386

787 i9«|4

837

656 1364 1544

3386 5705 5707

7428

5767

3 BRIEN, B.C.

3 CONNOR. J,D.

3 CONNOR. J.J,

3AK RIDGF NATIONAL

LABORATORY

DBLAS". D.W.

I

7256

2553

989 i092

661 810 1438 1442 2391 2588 4317

7199

6049

1-101
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

3RRINK. K.J.

ORRUSNIK. !.

DRUKHOV. A. P.

onA, T.

DHEBLAD, E.

jnEBLAD, S.

5EHLSCMLAEQEL.

TESTER, Y.T.

DFFORni R.E,

3GAWA, K.

3GAWA. T.

DGPORNi R.E.

DHNO. H.

DHMO. S,

51. N.

5KAi Y.

OKABAyASMIi H.

3KADA, M.

dkada, T.

dkano. y.

"DKAR, s.

930

1121 5956 5984 7225

869 1166 1223 3363 3381

7294

381 38? 383 384 385 734

384

G. 7175

938 1141 2125 2535 3710

3469

960 1115 1H6

8041

1041 3662 7215

5967

6860

O38

1462 1481 1765 2744 5368 53ll 5379

5868 6351 6676 6677 6678 6727 792q

6860

20 375 386 387 388 663 604 605 606

6jj7 608 751 752 753 794 797 798 8 2

4

826 899 956 957 99g 1008 1011 lQ2l

1063 H"44 1195 1196 1197 il99 1200

1374 1403 1413 l5(i7 l5ll 1^65 1624

1654 1679 i88 j.881 1 882 2*14 2?16

3399 3758 3772 7986

967 2864

6858

4221

1-102
> 3KUB0', T.

3KU0i T,

OLDHAM, G.

olphy, d.a.

OLIN, J.S.

OLtVARES. Q.J.

OLIVE. G.

OLIVER!, F.

OLIVIER, C.

OLSON. N.T.

OLYA, A.

3NCESCU, M,

| ONDREJCIN. r.s.

ONO, M,

ONO, R,

ONODA, y.

ONODErA, K.

ONOSOV, A.!,

ONUMA, N.

OOHATA, T,

OOSAWA, M.

OOSTERKAMP, W.J.

OOSTEROM. M.G.

OOTA, Y.

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

1144 1671

3995

5714 5757 6718 6845

439 944 1356 1384 1634 1708 6010

6067 7377

6950 7333 8019

7689

1815 1896 1922 5409

1517

7Q36

3788

367

1416 1822

1607

424P

4240

774 997 1261 1299 i30C

7114

5515 5517

572 922 1125 1307 1385 2283 2340

6220 6379 6445 6729 6962 7223

6860

1391 2889

1562

7978

5327

1-103
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

3P DF BEFCK. J.

SPRAWL. 0.

DRANGE* J.M,

3R8AN'. E.

DRDOGHi M.

3RIFKM0D7HAEV, U,

DRLANinlNI. K.A.

3RL0V", Y.L.

DRMOMTi B.F.

3RM0S, G.

^RSONI, L.

3RTEGA. R.F.

3RVINI. F.

3SADA, K.

3SAKI. S.

DSAWA. M.

DSBORNi 5.9,

DSBORNEj J.F.

*)SHRY. H.I.

3SM0NDi R.S.

DSSARTi P.

3STACH0WICZ. J.

3STERLUNDH. C.G.

3TSKI. T.

395 2643 2?15 5398 6408 7259

1363

1981 2512

7234

390 16n8 1613 1614 1615 1616 1617

1832 2806 3661 3964 6005 6223 7233

7234

7926

1863

2306 6720

75

2807 3792 6203

151

6991

1595

5969

4311

572 585 4302

155 6014 6827

2376

695

391

7015

3335 5952

5433

1446

I-ldY

i
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

DTVINOWSKI, W.

OTVOS. J.W.

3TWINOWSKI', W.

3UELIETTF, R.P.

OVERMAN, R.F.

OVERMAN, R,T,

DWENS, G.C.

3WLYA, A.

OWSlAKi T.

DXLEY, S.S.

OYOSHI. A.

3YOSHI, F.

| 3ZOLS, A.E.

3ADDE Nj r.E,

3 AlLTHORP, K.

'ALINOi G.F.

3 ALMAi, r,.

3 ALMER, A,R.

3 ALMERi W.F,

3 ALOMARES. J.

a AMNELL, J,H.

3 ANOV. G.I.

3 ANTAZ!S. G.

3 apadopoulgs, C,

1203

B6i 1014 1163

1069 1373 1636 5864

2695 3959

7127

lf)6 392 610

1264

6586

6325

5936

2727 7894

2727

7133

147H

8012

1803 2902

4270 5970

e»373

7102 8nl2

2714

169 i7n

1393

686

686

» 1-105
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

3 APAD0P0ULQU» C. 5995

3APAVASILIOU, P, 929 i2fl6 1705

3APE. A,

sAPPASi A,c.

3AREKH* P.P,

= ARK, J.H.

4209

1205 2754

1427 6960 7108

3344 3713

'ARKFR. C.V.. JR. 2410 3676 3794 3976 4005 5610

sARKERj J.L.

barker* r.b.

barker* r.p.

barker. s.h,

3arkhurst, r.m.

3 aRkinSon» t.f.

3 ARR» R.M,

3ARSA, B.

1604 5752 5769 6456 6589 6752 7q45

7162

73~o5

3521

5769 6589

5751

959 966

1310 1411 2698

1599

3ARTHASARATHY. R. 1901 i960

=>ASCU, N,

^ASSFLL* T.O.

3ASTERNACK. R.

3 asztqr. E.

3 asztor, L.C.

3ATE. B.D.

3 ATEK, P.

^ATROVSKY, V.

5949

423 482

7063

1602 2761 6022

1950 2542 4413

474 475 476

1492 2766 3418 4191 4293 4308 4406

5438 5930 6451

1582

I-lDb
»

PATTERSON. J.H.

=AULV. J.

=>AVLICSEK> I.

3 AXTO(\|i S.D,

3 FART. R.F-.

=>ECK, P.F,

3 EOERSEN. A.O.

3 FETERMANiS. A.

3 EETERS, E,

3 F!RSON, D.H,

?F!SACM, M.

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

4289

*

3 elekhov. V.I.

3 FLEKlS f L.L.

3 FLEKTS. 7.E.

3 ENAS, N.P.. JR.

3 ENCEA« C.

3 FNDWARKAR, M.S.

3 ERDIJ0N. J.

3 ERE7H0GIN. G.A.

3 EREZhOG!N. G.P.

3 ERE!lOV. N.A.

375-791 O - 70 - 8

579 942 977 10*2 l54l 1573 1598 1676

1729 1755 1878 l952 2556 2836 290i

3682 3724 3793 3985 5421 5583 5987

7389

2565

881

1026 Ifj28 1209 1210 1951 2429 2652

5372

6679

743

1447 1466

393

770 841 842 868 1071 1302 2532 26l6

6329 6339 645o 6582 6668 6669 6675

668n 6681 6682 6683 7oi3 7o36 7j.63

7250

948

2337 5fi69 5870 7131 8042

2337 7i3l 8o42

4258

7373

2982 3560

1304 1640 1753 2983 3090 3980 5443

57o8 5853 6357 7302

768 1763 2641 3367 3804 4310

2721

3394

1-107
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

3 FRIN, Y.I.

3 F«KIN, J.L,

3 F«KINS, M,

=>FRKlNS, R.w.

^FRKOnS, A.k.

3pRLM A N. I.

3 FRNEcZKY» G.

3 f=R0VSKH. A.P

3 FRRICOS. n.c.

3 FRRY. K.I.

=>F^S I AN I . C.

3 FSTAN6R'. J.F.

3 FTGP. H.

3 FTER. I.

3 FTEPS. R.F.G.

3 FTE»S» O.K.

PETERSEN, O.F.

3 FTERSOig. S.F.

3 FTIT. J.

^FTKOv, P.M.

3ETRU, F.

3 FTRZHAK. K.A.

3 FEIFE^, v.

3 FRE'3 PER. G.

7365

10 8 109

04ill

250T 3424 438l 6U12 6360 6375 693o

7042

706 1737 2548 6o37 6311 6315 6952

7383 7384

4280 5783

3413

5515 5517 6297

7364

2272

4386 5955 6065 7301

5376

1380

2659

864

7372 7426

4227

2277 6999 7938

814 840 3727

3374

f>828

5318

1273

2723 2724 2725 2767

1-108
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

*

I

:>HELPS« P.L.

=HlLlRlN. P.W.

3 HIL IP* H.

PHILLIPS. 8,

'H ILL I PS. H,R.

CCIOTTO. E.

ccot* n,

CER. M.

CK. M.A,

CON, M.

ERCEi H.M.

ERCEi k.c,

erCf, t.b.

ETRAi R.

JCK. J.

LLAY* K.K.S.

NDRlJS, p.

NKi M.

NKAS* V.

NKER, R.H.

NTE. G.

PER. D.Z.

RIE. A.

RTLE. O.l,. JR

2547

7414

7372 7426

b96

2574

397

1818 2327 2865

5790

5756

5579

1467

316

1026 1528 1209 l2lo 1951 2429 2652

3336 3979 4304 5342 5372 6596 6743

7052

790 1281 1952 2556 2794 2901

1211 1707 1743 1744 1745 1748 174 9

2865 2892 3713

2145 6312 6695 7397 7899

13

5350

2386

183 1034 2959

1171 6fi71 7004

7935

484

1036

i-ios
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

< 9ISA UNIVERSITY, 3468

ITALY

•1SKUN0V*. L,I. 5513

PLAKSlN, i.n. 783 1280 3087 3373 3374 3375 3376

3379 3767 5325 562o 5778 5779 5854

7i70 7862 7875 7878 8044

PLAKSlN. M.a: 855

9 LANTIN, i.o; 710 1276 2508

OLASHAKOVA, G.P, 6n53

OLATZER, R. 2927

»LESMa<0Va. G.P, 6072

ULiTT

1. H. 6715

PLUMB. R.c. 398 399 *00

3 OCZE, L. 2922

PODOLSKY. S. 8038 I

3 OEY, B.S. 7218

•OI NT. J.J. 401

^OLESHCHUK, T.V. 3382

3 OLINSKY. P.O. 2123

^OLISHUK. P. 6310 6753 7047

=>OLLACK, L.R. 2692

3 0NIT7, W. 1916

»OOLE'. D.O. 2532

3 OP0V t C. 2923 3739 5428

3 OPOV. C.P. 1754

3 OPOV. H. 984

I-llO a
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

3 0RET, C.

3 0RIESi W.J a =0RR!TT, R,

3 0«TER, R.S.

3 0«TNOY* B,

3 OST, R.G,

3 OSTM A , F.W., JR, 1871

30STMUS, c.. JR. 1230

'OTaPoVA. T.A.

3 OTAPYEV. V.V.

3 OTRATZ« H,A.

3 OTTER. J.C.

|

3 OTTER, N.M.

7334

2124 6309 6712 6933 7246

1845

860

7992

5745

3 0TTIER, R.

3 OTZL. K.

»OURAD!ER, J.

'OZVChAnYUK. V.F.

=OZZI. G.

3RADZYNSKI. A. 7314

SRAPUOLENIS, a. A, 7219

PRASAD* K.N, 6710

3RASILOVA. J. 2845

3REISLER. E. 1829

3RESKITT, C.A. 8014

3RESNYAKOVA, M.A % 2369

3382

4242

39 46 41 42

934

7938

4661

5522

402

1550 1585 3385

6016

> 1-111
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

3RESSF*. G.

3 R6T0RJUS. R.

3 R1CE. H.J.

3 R1CKARTZ. R.

3 R!EST. G.L.

3R!ESTi H.F.

9 RISTER» B,

3 RO. M.J.

3ROCHAZKOVA. Z.

3 R0K0P, R.

3ROKOPCHIK. V.I.

3 R0NINi V.A.

^RONMAN, i.M.

PROSPER!'. D.

3ROUZA. 7.

3 RUDHOMME. J.T.

3RUSSIN, S.G.

3 RZYBYLOWICZ, E.

3 UERTO RICO

NUCLEAR CfcNTER

»URDY. J.c.

'URSER, P.R.

3 UTMANj, J,L.

2615

2618 6329 6339 6675 6681 6682 66B3

76l3 7250

2549

2323

3781 5339

3781 5339

773

763 1031 1077 1635 2647 26*8 4263

6n21 6530 6q36 6048 6951 79o9

1963 1972 3393 3669 4213 4248

7954 7955

4276 5356

2640 3730 3731 5336 56l9 57o3 5787

6833 7Ji8 7ii9 7212

5321 5781 5782

7130

1186 1506 2387 5602 5848 7124 7*39

7368 7409

314 3753

1795 2559 2579 2688

6830 7h'25 7026 7176

6254 6205 6206 6207

6209

405

467 2650

1-112

<
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

3 UTYATINA, N.D. 1556 3368

3 YZH0VA, Z.I. <391

>

3UAGLI*, L.

3UAIFE. M.A,

3UESSON, M.

3UIGLEY. D.A.

3UITTNER'. P.

•JUIVY, R.

3URESHI, I.H.

^AAEN. H.P.

^A^INOWICZ. E.

rabot. R.

3ACK, E.P.

3ADAK, B.

6595

2434 2445 3062

57 1503

7320

3350 3413 3548 3550 3552 4231 593l

6572 728* 7922

125

2006 7n05

2669 4316

4()8

1503

6321

1696

RADIATION COUNTER 646

LABORATORIES

^ADWAN, M.

3ADWAN, 7.

^afaeloff, R.

3AGAINI, R,C.

^Al, L.

^AlNOsEK, A, P.

RA ! S IC . N.

1030 5966 7355

925 5862

1071 7i80

1953

2318

3797

1659 1696

i I-1I3
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

RAKOVlC. M. 900 939 1186 1271 1282 1392 1506

1660 1662 1664 l75l 1752 1948 1963

1972 2387 268i 2759 2921 2990 3334

3393 3669 3765 4213 4248 56o2 5618

5848 5874 7124 7138 7139 7368 7409

7950

UKOVSKII. E.E. 9 85 6298

RALEIGH. H.D. 1365

RALSTON, H.R. 7065

RAMDOhR, H.f; 1521 1886

RAMOS. E. 1970

RAMSEY. A.C. 7932

RANCITELLI, L.A. 6360 6375 6389 6399 6930 6941 7042

7677 7i25 7243 7885

RANDLE. K. 5 936 6964

RANZ. I. 888

RAO. S.R. 2984

RAPPAPQRT, R, 1463

RASMUSSEN, N.C. 216 1618 1787 1898 3059

RASSOUL, A. 1345

RATHBuRN. D.W. 1794 1888

RAUSCH, M. 4153 5499 5793 6385 7233 7401

RAUSCHER. H.E. 1976

RAVERA. O, 6982

RAVET?, A. 6388

RAVNJK. V. 7413

rawienska-kosciukowa; b. 7355

Raymond, w.h.a. 214

i-nt

<
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

>

rayudu, g.v.s,

RAZUMQVA. G.N.

RE. C.

REBA, R.C.

RECK6. W.

REDDY. G.R.

REED, D.

REED, G.L.V.

REED, G.W,

REED, J,W.

REEDEr. s.o,

REES, T,8,

REID. A.F.

reifenschweiler. Q.

REIFFEL L.

RE1LLY. E.M,

reinwardt, K<

REINIGi W.C.

REISER. W.

REM80LD. E.A.

REAGAN, K.

REUUAND. R.J.

REVEL. G.

revenska-koctsyuk, 3,

6308 6314

6834 7116

6597

2585 6668 7999

1830

1449 1639 2982 7196

1428 2846

6081

269 410 411 412 736 1212

665 713 1611 1783 l785 2364 697i

7967

482

6431

413

7Q29

4l4 i3ll 1366

6226

1578 1931

7037

1367

1637

1047

1283

2381 3721 5938 5954 6590 7018

5966

i 1-115
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

REY, P.

REYNOLDS. 6.M.

REYNOLDS. L.M,

REYNOLDS. S.A.

REZVAnDV. r.a.

RHODES* D.F.

RHODES. J.R.

RICCI, E.

RICH, C.

RICHARDS. D.H.

RICHARDSON, A,E.

RICHARDSON. R.H.

RICHMOND* J.

RlCQ. J.C.

RlEHL. N.

RIEZLER, W.

RIGA. USSR

RlMSKi UKORSAKOV. A. A.

RISON, M.H,

RlSPAL* C,

RIVIERE, R.

ROB, C.G.

ROBAYE, G.

7405

8014

4329

81 293 294 295 296 297 298 300 4l5

722 1044 1846

1445

1213

5764 6229 7o30 7202

201 416 7ol 1065 1499 1593 1936 1937

1938 1939 2259 2531 2682 3071 4193

6327 6579 6709 7010 7228 7881 8q29

«034

7io2 8ol2

242 243 244 245 246

7902

8022

7425

1518 1538 6569 7418

1252

417

2675

5704

4273 5420

889

1278 3745 6932 7084 7240

2124 63Q9 6712 6933 7246

6595

I-llb
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

ROBERTS, J.O.

ROBERTSON, D.E.

ROBERTSON, D.S.

ROBERTSON, J.S.

ROBERTSON. O.H.

ROBERTSON, R.

ROBIN, G.

ROBINS, C.H.

ROBINS, C.M., JR % ROBINSON. B.P.

ROBINSON, E.L.

ROBINSON. J.R.

I ROBSON, A.

ROCCA. H.C.

ROCCO. Q,G,

ROCHAS, P,

RODDEN, C.J.

RODENBUSCH, H.

RODERBOURG, J,

RODIN, N.N.

RODRIGUEZ, G.D.

R0DRI0LIE2 MAYQUEZi E

ROEDOFR, E.

ROELS, J.

ROESMPR, j,

>

321

2500 4381 6375

2729

4377

96 725

6407 7n72

160C 5968

4287 6350

6Q82

4412

4287 5744 6359

954 976

1368

6993

2541 3474

1563

420

7954 7955

1484 2773

7388

1464

2968

1107

2633

588 676 705

1-117
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

ROGERS, G.T.

30GUSHIN. 1,1,

ROMNSCH, w. 30JAS, M.A,

COLLIER, M,A,

^OMANFTTT, R,

ROMANOV, M.M,

ROMANOV, O.M.

^OMMFL, W.

POMMEL, M.A.

^ONA, E.

=?OOK, M.L.

^OOTS, E.N,

^OPER. N.J,

30SA, 'J.

30SE, R.M.

ROSENBAUM, H.S.

=?OSENBLUM. L.

^nSENFELn, I.

30SENOER. V.M.

=?OSHOlT, J.N.

30SS, A.M.

90SS, D.A.

30SS, M.M.

30SS, L.E.

5932

2750

152* 1603 1628

2685

1260 1644 306q 3954 3955 6726

6384

924 1162 1551 1553 3362

1162 1554

1013 H93 1344 2712 8o65

268T

421 42? 586

1861 2777 6066 7008 7248

273

1875

3957

1966

5408

3085

513

6211 7427

6961

139

867

700 1932 1^33 2682 6327

6923

1-118 <
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

I

30SS, W.J.

30SSI, M.L.

^ossouw, s.r.

^OTARIU. G.J.

30TH, E.

^OTH, L.J.

30TTMANN. J.

^nTTSGHAFER. J.M, 4410

ROUBAULT, M. 1308

^OUCHAUD. J.C,

^OUECHE, A.

^nUTTl, J.T.

^OWE. M.w.

ROWLAND. F.S.

RU3IM. B.

1035 1?26 1710 l?li 1796 3074

7(17

4H06

5 7 6 9

2768

2642

2678

3UBINI. S.

3UCH. R.R,

*UDDi T.G.

3UDELL!, M.

RUDELLli M.D.

RUT* H.

3UNDO, J,

RUSHRROOK. P.R.

RUSHI7KY. R.W.

6441

1426 7n80

5971

5716

728 909

989

^23

183 1034 2^82 279q 2792 2793 2?59

2978

8012

802

6993

2844

155 3078

1214

5357

I-11S
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

RUSSELL. H.T.

RUSSELL, I.J.

RU5SKAYA. E.I,

RUST, R.H,

RUSTICWELL1. F.

RUSYAEV, V.G.

RUTHERFORD* H.A,

RUTTINK, J.

RUZICKA, j,

RYABCHlKOV. D.I,

ryabukhin. v. a. ryabukhin, Y.S.

RYAN. V.A.

RYANIi w.p.

RYBACHi l.

rychkov, r.s.

rygaert, j.

RYGAPDi J.

ryskin. g.y,

rytcmkov. r.s.

3064

1584 1655

3379

2552 3345

4208

6571

1073 1472 1583 7382

1748 3708

795 1121 1243 1244 1291 1346 1575

1579 1587 1588 1826 1930 1974 2l54

2845 3n84 6334

1285

544 66? 12B5

5976

1576 4?26

6038

1376 1505

1286 2717

6216

405 943

425

544 66?

<

sarbiomi. e.

SABINAi a.c.

sabinf. T.M.

1541 1598 1952 2794 ?836 3724 3985

5987 7421

4258

3783

1-120
* sabirqv, s. SABLOFFi j. a.

3ARO. E.

saccwettt. n.

5ACHA. J.

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

7135

734?

5759 7424

i406

6Q44

5AIFUTDINIOVA, D.G,1550 1585 3385

SAIRENJT, F. 1198 1446

SAISHO, H.

5AITO', K.

3AIT0. N.

5AIT0. T.

SAITOH* M.

5AITSFV, F.I.

3AIZEW, F.I.

3AKAI, T.

5AKAMOTO. A.

5AKANQUE, M.

SALAITA, G.N.

5ALAMON, A.

SAlMlNi J. P.

5ALMINJ, Y.P.

SALMON, L.

SALVETTI, F.

1232

1151 1{94 1742

427 1198

5311 5379 6677

1496

8P43

1885

1391

4374

1391 2889 43Q2

1843

6385 7401

1885

3387 6707 8043

155 239 428 429 43b" 431 432 477 3426

7130

SAMOSADNYI, V.T. 2764

> 1-121
SAMSAHL, K.

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

442 714 829 830 1089 1134 1412 1 7 66

1797 1892 1894 24r>3 2718 4004 5760

5771 5785 6574 6575 6576 6577 66*7

6715 6754 6831 6838 6965

i

SAMSON* e. SAMUElSSON, e.g.

5ANAD, W.

5ANCWEZ I7QUlERnO. J.

SAnDErS, f.w,

SANDERS, w.M.

SANDORi J.

SaNORU* p.

SaNFORD, W.R.

5ANGUIST. V.

SANKAR DAS. M.

SANO. M.

5ANTELLI. D.J.

SANTOS* G.G.

SaRDI. A.

SARIGIANIS. P.

SASAKI, F., SASAKI, M.

SASAKI, T.

SASAKI, Y.

SASTRY, P.V.R.

1912

4323 5382

4263 5729

2968

993

1664 3970 3977 5417 5752 5769 6589

6752

1005

1622

1048

1415

1109 1449 1596 1639 1901 1902 1903

1911 2602 2976 696o 7375

1198

1801

6404 6740 6966 6967

5416

7414

1446

1402 1765 6678

1333

755

5756

i

1-125
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

*

SATOi m,

5ATO. K.

Sato, m,

SATO* R.

SATO. Y,

5ATTAROV. m.

saunkin, o.r.

sautin. a.

savel. p.

savosinj, S.I.

5AWAI, T.

SAYRE, E.V.

SCHADEi H.

SCMAETTER. o.A.

SCHAUB, R,

SCHAUDV, R.

SCHEEr, K.I,

SCHERLE, W.

SCHIAvINI. G.

SCWIERLING, h.e,

SCHITF, E,

SCHILLING, J.G.

SCHILTZ, J.C.

SCHINDEWOLr* U.

375-791 O - 70 - 9

6857

838

1115

173C

5386 5928 7315 7316

6201 6301

858

1957 4325

911

780 1430 2750

1338 1468 377i 5921

433 1032 1629 1834 1897 1926 2945

6031 6950 7333 7340 7416

1091

6399

3727

7304 7306

6069 7n93

lnio lol2

1095

1336 1337 1423

4217

2763

1454 1817 6324 7143 7152

434 435 436

1-123
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

SCHIRjAJFWA. M.B 1885

5CHLEIFTFR, J.J. 2632

SCHLESlNGER, H.L. 2647 2648 4263 6021 6030 6036 6933

SCHLOSSER. J.E. 7049

SCHMADEBACK. R.L. 7048

5CHMADEBFCK, R.L. 8015

SCHMElSER, K. 4 37 438

SCHMIDT-BlEEK. F. 5403 6972

5440 6322 795l

7959

1760 1842 6725

7280

SCHMIDT, D.

SCHMIDT, G.

5CHMIED, H,

SCHMITT. B.F.

SCHMITT, R.A.

SCHMOTZER. J.K.

SCHNEIDER, E.L.

SCHNEIDER, H.

SCHNEIDER, W.

SCHOLES, P.H.

SCHOM. A.

SCHONFELD. E.

SCHONFELD, T.

SCHONTAG. A.

3CHRADER. C.D.

SCHRAGE, E.

439 613 648 932 933 944 1187 1251

1323 1356 1384 1634 1768 2?39 5 3*3

5720 5958 6010 6067 6442 7140 73?7

8024

7967

1367

1869

5389

1529

2450 2533 2545 42lo 4326

394 44fi 694 749

1732

1052

1381

I-12t
3CWRAMEL. P.

SCHROEDER. G.L.

5CHROPL, F.

ScHUHLi C.

SCHULERT. A.R,

schultz, w.w;

5CHULZS. W.

Schumann', p.

SCHUSTER. g,

SCHUTZ* D.P.

SCHWARTZ, n. SCHWArZEr. d,

SCHWEIKERT. E.A,

SCOTT, H.D.

SCOTT. J.E.

SCOTT. W.L.

seaborg. g.t:

5e9estian. i.

SEDLACEK. W.A,

SEDYKIN, F.V;

5EGEL. R.E.

SE1BOLO. C.T.

SeILER. H,

SeINO. H.

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

3746 7142 7403

1216 1953 2694 2?68

7175

33

1858

718 2571

441 627 711 898 1666 2513 2544 256*

3720 3978 5937

2335

5957 6581 6583 6736 730? 7*05

614 1027

216

158

1375 2628 2629 6066 6396 7008 7248

4380 3390 6839 7129

4263

5394

443

1363 1574

1576

7365

862

7321

7883

516

1-125
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

2296

SeIRMaRCQ, J. A. 881

5ElTNpR, H.

SELECKl. A. 7258

SELLSCMQP, J.P.F 6358

*

5ELTZ. R.

5ELZ, J.

SEN SARMA. R.N.

SENFTlE. F.E.

7963

1217

15

171 445 446 447 2720 4282 6222 74j.4

8015 8nl8

SENOO. M. 6859

SENS, J.G. 4209

5EREBRVANYI. 8.L 6 298

5ERGFEVA. T.V. 6707

SERVIAN. J.L.

SETSER. J.L.

SETTLE, D.M,

2148

2i2 988 10?2

2517 3f)77 3101 3486 5979 6020 6033

6953

SEVASTVAMOV. Y.G 1218

SEVIER. P.

SEYFAnG, A. P.

shabana. R,

shah. s.n.

shamaev. V.I.

SHANKS, n.E.

SHARMa, h.d.

5409

448 449 472 1347 1429

2447 4319 5728 5729

677

674 858 1215 1246 1247 3364

2498 4?14

1902

I-lBfa <
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

SHARP, R.A. 439

SHATS, M.M, 490

SHAW, D,C. 5395

SHCHAPOVA, Y.L. 7083

5HCHIOKAVA. T. 2674

SHCHULEPNIKOV, M,N ,1 n 6 8 2721

SHEDLOVSKy, J. P. 148 927

SHEMAROV. P.V,

SHENBERG, C,

SHERLOCK, S,

ShESTaKOV, 8.1.

SHIBA, K,

I SHIBAEVA. Kj.P.

SHlBATA, h.

shibuya, m. shideler. r.w,

SHlGEMATSU, T.

5HIKATA, E,

1764

4194

7427

1430

654 607 608 774 9;t 997 998 io38

1299 1300 1654 1682

4391

165C

454 3714 5327 5725 5925

914 1054 2538

1513 5776 5777 7357

1398

SHIMELEVICH, Y.S, 969 1430 2750 3462

5HIMIZU, T.

3HIMP, N.F,

ShIMURA, K.

shinagawa, m. shinbori. y.

575 825 1127

263

2649 7330

2727 7894

6755 7?99 7329 7332 8008

I-1E7
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

c

SHINJO. Y. 7991

SHlNOGlj M. 7893

ShIPM'aN', R.Fi 451

SHIRAISHI. H. 1382

SHIRYAEVA. M.R. 3387 6707

SHIRYaYEVA. M.B. 8043

5HKOHA-ULYANOV. v,i, 4277 5319

5HMANENKOVA, G.I 6053 6n72

5HNEOUR. E.A. 839

SHOJI'. H. 7906

3HORNIKOV. S.I. 1646 2965 7100

SHORT. H.G. 452

SHTANI, a.S. 5317 578o 6706 7110 7342 A

5HTASEL. A. 910

5HU8A, I .D. 6834 7Jl6

5HUK0LYUK0V, Y.A. 7252

SHUMWAY, R,H. 1851

5ICILIO. F. 936

5IEBERG. R. 3794

5IEBERG. R.D. 7202

5IEMER. P.L. 1259

SIEWIERSKI, J. 7090

SIJPERDA. W.S. 7987

5ILVA. C.M, 5358 5851 6674 7422

5ILVAN0VICH. Y.A. 5787 7il9

1-128 f
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

SILVERMAN, J. 636 74n

SILVERMAN, r.h. *66

SIMKOVA, M. 1519 1545 2386 2878 3975 6692

SIMNAD. M.T, 453

SIMON', F.O. 5959

5IMON, L. 941 I2l9

SIMONITS. A. 4231

SIMPSON, G. 561 6458

SIMPSON. H. 179 626 852 1220 1576 6974 7874

SIMPSON, R.E. 6359 6940 7908

SINGH, J. 5571

5INGHAL, N. 6753

3INGHAL. N.S. 3356 6310

5ION, H, 1221

SlPPELi R.F. 455

SlPPEL* R.S. 1148

SIRONI, Q. 1254

SlVOKON. N,V, 7214

5JOBERG, H.E. 14hr lfi93

SjOSTRAND, B. 533 534 535 1100 1239 1288 2563

SKINNER, W.A. 5751

SKIPPEN, G.B. 2839

3KLAVENITIS. H. 6001

5KLAVENITIS. L. 5875

SKOUGSTAD, m;w. 2656

I-12H

I
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

c

skovorodkim. n.v, 5318 7252

5later. d.n, h85 3530 5742

5lepchenko. i.f. 783

Sloan, r.w, is43

sloth, e.n. 1230

SLOTT. R, 3962

SLOWEY, J.r. 2848 4219 4255 4291

3LUNECK0. J, 1519 1545 2358 3975 7918

SMAKHTIN. L.A, 985 3365 7969

5MALES. A, A, 26 27 94 96 236 24g 251 257 320 355

391 449 456 457 45S 460 461 462 463

464 465 466 467 468 469 470 471 472

473 474 475 476 477 478 525 587 595

6i5 616 724 7 4 5 H45 1222 12*5 l4?9

2338 2528 3979 4253 4266 54n 6306

7210 {

SMALL-WOOD. R.A. 7427

SMATHERS", J. 8. 2141 5407 5743 72o4 7985

5MlRNOV„AVERIN, A. P. 1218

SMIRNOV, A, A. 5764

SMIRNOV, V.F; 6832

SMIRNOV. V.I, 2337

5MIRNOV. V.N. 479 i280 3767 8Q44

SMlRNOV, V.V. J>704

5MIRNOVA. N.B. 2717

SMlT. J. VAN R. 239 24n 478 526

SMITH, B.A. 1458

SMITH, C.G. 6598

1-130 |
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

SMITH, D.B.

SMITH. E.M,

SMITH, E.R.

SMITH, G.D.

SMITH, G.w.

SMITH', H.

SMITH. H.P., JR,

SMITH. J.w.

SMITH. L.H.

SMITH. P.B.

SMITH, R.h.

SMITH, R.L., JR.

SMITH, R.R.

SMYTHp, |_.E.

SNOW, K.R.

SORATCHKIN, A.

*714

175H

263

3} 50

1722 1801 2536 2537 4224 5985 7p26

7176

154 309 310 378 *81 565 651 675 7 8 e 1224 l?25 1928 *977 i98o 2565 257

2572 2573 2719 294? 2958 2

9 85 3507

3982 4?67 5847 5944 6o63 6042 6837

7087 7369 7370

3788

155

2706 4i99

6372

692 i3?3 1356 1634 5720 6010 7377

273

482

3968 6()38

6951 7909

773

SOCIFTA RIHE^CHE 140

IMPIANTI NUCLEA^I

SOCIETE ANONYME

HE MACHINES

=l?ctr^statioues

sokolov. l.a.

sokolova. m.n.

sol8erg, d.e.

1619 1622

7411

7168

959

1-131
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

SOLTYS. M.N, 1289

SOLVSTEN'. S, 1241

SOMMERKORN. Q. 2615

SONDEL. J. A, 2145 3n61 5502 6312

SONNINO'. T. 772

SORANTIN. M, 1264 1273 1487 1492 1564 1830 1846

2601 2766 2950 34l8 4191 4293 4308

4466 5438 5930 7303

SOREMARK'. R. ^14 74j 829 830 968 I3l7 1332 1512

I80O 3ri86 4002 6055 67l5 7882

SoROIUi M. 1416 5295

SOROKINA. A.V. 5318

50ROVU. M, 7169

50UBEYRAND. R. 1805

SOULE. J.L. 97

SOULIOTIS. A.G. V28 1057 1964 1971 2701 4272 5415

7257

SOWOENi P.M. 483 484 485

SOYA, !. «668

SPADACCINQ. E, 1260

SPAEPEN. J. 7358

SPALEK, J. 3811

SPARKS. R.J. 7936

SPECKER. H. 6440

SPEECKE, A. 1066 1828 2610 2643 5772 5808 6398

6723 6728 7q76 7289 7395

SPENCER. R.P. 486 487 488 489 730

1-132

*
SpENGERj R.E.

SPENKE* M.

SPlCER, G.S.

SPIKES* J.D.

SPIRA. j.

SPITSYN, V.I.

SPRONKi N,

SRAPENVAMTS. R.A 1443

ST. JO*N. L.E. ,JR,6437

STALLWOOH, R.A. 863

5TALMAKER. N.D.

STAMM, S.J.

STANG. L.G.. JR,

STANLEY, C.W.

STARCHIK. L.P,

ACTIVATION ANALYSI-AUTHORS

2347

1821

7910

3/47

4386

1227 6720 7082 7083

1925 5993

STARCHIK*, M.P,

STARFELT. M.

STARlKi I.E.

STARIKOVA, N.A.

STARK, H.

STARKE* K.

STARY, J.

6374

4283 6688 6938

1873

1794 1888

479 783 855 1280 3687 3373 3374 3375

3376 3379 5325 5626 5778 5779 5854

7lQ9 7i 7o 7862 7875 7924

3767

4fl0'0 5i77 5238

490

5435

61 129? 1732 1829 2636 3987 5439

7194 7206

7951

1243 1244 I29i 1346 i575 i579 1587

1588 1820 2154 3084 6334

1-133
ACTIVATION ANALYSI-AUTHORS

STEELE, F.L 712 845 1058 1228 1567 1702 1712

1721 1852 1900 1*12 2510 2598 2734

2947 2948 3028 3353 3553

STEELEi T.W, 6452

5TEEN. H. 2929

STEFAnOV, G. 984 1754 2923 3739 5428

5TEHLIK, G, 1370 1703 1767

STEIM. j.m. 1462 1479 187q 37l6

STEIN, M.N. 21

STEINER, N. 7280

5TEINNES. E, 5fi 1768 2597 2739 2853 3079 347o

3961 4192 4195 4305 5366 5370 5405

5713 5731 596o 6074 6o83 6212 6673

6679 6685 6686 6687 6959 7148 7l8i

7367 7896 7913 7928 7929 7961 7965

STEJSKAL. R. 2878

5TENSLAND. W.A. 1802

5TEPANETS. O.V. 7423

STEPHFNS. W,E. 491

STERLINSKI, A. 5865

8T6RLINSKI. S. 902 1761 1884 2760 2989 4206 5341

6381 6824 7244

STEVANCEVIC. D.B, 1274 1771

STEVENSON, P.C. 3380

STEVENSON. R.A. 2732

STEWART, D.C. 492 6986

STEYN. j.j, 7064

STEYN. W.M, 6439

1-131

\

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

STIER. P.M.

5TJMSON, A.

STINISON. A.

STITCH. S.R.

STOCKED H.J.

5TOCKERT. H,

5TOENNER. R.W.

STOGOVA, G.B.

5TOJANOVIC. N.

5TOKELV. J.R.

STOLL". N.

STONE'. C.A.

STRAIN. C.V.

STRAIN. H.H.

STRAIN. J.E.

STRAIN. W.H.

STRAUB, r.F.

3TRAUSE. B.M.

STRAUSS. R.

STREBEL. P.J.

STRELO^. E.W.E.

STRIBEL. T.

1150 134o 2690

3391 5390 7J.29

4380

485

2678

2769 7281

493

3374

4267

? 157

5450 5451 5452 7419

185 414 665 1311 1611

6976

1265

82 1268 1361 1638 1642 1796 1940

1941 2531 3o58 3074 57ll

1788 2124 6309 67i2 6933 7246

7321

5Q9

6947

6329 6339 668l

1292

494

STRICKLAND. E.H, 975

STROHAL. P. 5790

1-135
ACTIVATION ANALYSI-AUTHORS

5TRUTHERS. J,n. 5402

5TRZV7EWSKA. R. 5862

5TUBBINS. M. 6fi64

STUBBIMS. M.I. 7412

STUDIES. M.H. 1230

5TUHL. Z. 88

3TUKENBROEKER.G.L.92 53

3U8B0TINA. T.I. 5356

5UOA, K.

5UHDUETH. J.E.

SUE, P,

3UFFREDINI. C.S, 439

SUGISHITA. R. 575

5UGISITA. R,

SUITA. T.

SIJKHOV, g.v.

3ULIN. V.V.

SULIN, W.W,

SULLIVAN. J.L.

5UNDERMAN. D.N.

5URK0V, Y.A.

SURLS. J. P.. JR. 1160

5USL0V. V.G. 7100

SUSLOa, V.G. 2965

SUTTLEi A,D t , JR % 7256

2340

6318 6fl30 7o25 7026 7176 7966

8 495 496 497 498 499 l7?0

1367

2804

6053 6n72

1646 2965 3462 595o 7100

7314

6328

1586

1068

*

I-13b

i
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

" SUTTON, A. 6002

SUZUKI, H. 5920 6858

SUZUKI, I. 916

SUZUKI, K, S°25

SUZUKI, M, 6860

SUZUKI, n. 1018

SUZUKI, T. 1446

SVENKE, E. 5423

5VENSSON. P. 5433

SVIRIDOVA, A.I. 1267 1548 1769

SWANBERG. S.C. 542

SWARTHOUT, J. A. 392

SWART7, H.H. 1452

SWIFT, G. 1685

SWISHER, J. A. 3973

57AB0, B.J. 6961

57AB0, E. 1668 1614 1615 1032 3350 4153 54*9

5793 5931 6572 6826 7233 7234 7235

7236

37EBENYI. I. 4270 5970

57EKELY, G. 501

S7EKRENYESV, T. 1655

S70K0LVI. L, 1601 6990

TaBUShI, K. 6858

TABUSh!, M. 5777

^ 1-137
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

TACHIK^WA, N,

TACZAnOWSK!. S.

TADA. K,

TAJIMA, F.

TAKACs, G.

TAKAHA, K.

TAKAGI, S.

TAKAGI, T.

TAKAwASHl. H.

TAKEDA, T.

TAKEMOTO. K,

TAKENASA. T.

fAKETANI. K,

TAKEUCHI. T,«

TALANIN, Y.N.

TALAT,ERREM. M.

6859

7387

960

999

4216 5326

5432

424

2889

A379 6729 6962

916

5872

6859

755

1510

6201 6301 67n5

4221

<

TALB0T-8FSNARD, S, 1621

TALBOT, J.

TALPOVA, E.

TALPOVA, H.

TALWAR. U.B.

TAMACHl, T.

TAMURA, M.

tanaka, K.

TANAKA. 5.

502

1664

939 1282 1392 I66p 1662 1751 1752

3334

2811

7299 7329

5923 7?96 797o

?052

1151 1194 1742

1-138

i
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

TANARRO SAMZ. A. 2968

TANDON, S.N,

TANG, C.W,

TANI, A.

TANNER, J.T.

TANNER, T.M.

TaRRAS, S.

tasaki, A.

TATAR, J.

TAURE. I.Y,

TAUSEND, A.

TAY, S.K.

TAYLOR, D.

taylor, d.m,

taylor, k.j.

tavlor, n.k,

TAYLOR, T.I,

TAYLOR, W.H,

TEOFILOVSKI, C

TFRA, F.

TERADA. K.

TERCHO, G.P.

TEREE. T.M.

TERES!, J.n.

TFRMANINI. A.

>

6214

600C 7l87

1115 1116 6653 7H4 7l77 7993

1571 3352 429q 7386

7077

1036

1496

612 2940 2*41 2956 7354

2337 7i31

2775 4?99 4300

7931

152 1773

1310 1411 5997 6007 6438 7362

5648

1853

5fi3 505 50&

467 2650

2149

2277

4311

3Q61 5502

6064

123

7o51 8 n n 3

1-134

375-791 O - 70 - 10
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

TERRANl, M, S735

*

TERRAnI. S. 5735

TERRELL. C.W. 1785 2l0« 2364 6453

TpRREY. n.R. ?433

TpRRV. R. A , 6712

Te"TOOLEN. J.F.W% 1690

TESZLER. 0. 1073

TEXACO DEVEL0PMENT1772

CORPORATION

TE^AS A AND M 156 67l 3791

TEXAS MUCLEAR 018 68fi 1889

CORPORATION

THACKRAY, M. 1845

THEISEM. A. A. 6442

THlEL. A. 1524

THIERY. J. 1503

THILANDER, H. 968

TMOMASi A. 93

THOMASi A.M. 595

THOMAS. C t C tt JR. 2145 3n61 5502 6312 7899

thomas. r.e. 373

thomas. r.c. 2145 6312

thomas. w.c.. jr. 2534

thompson. a.j. 1812 7867

thompson. r.a, 508 509 912 7000 7154 8019

Thompson, c.j. 7o53

I-lfO i
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

* THOMPSON. n.A. 189

thompson. h.d. 255 322 6226

Thompson, j.m. 6310 7659

Thompson, m, 6457

THOMPSON. M.F..jfi-,63 9 6712 6933 7246

THOMPSON. T.J. 216 3059

THOMSON. S.J. 3^77 3478

ThORESEN. P. 1419

THORPE, J.D. 6012

THORPEi M.E.C. 6211

THORPE, M.M. 6714

THOUZEAU. Q, 57

T1EFENBAOH. P,

6308 6314

I

TIFFANY, M.A. 6921

TIL8URY. R.S. 1340 2690 2697 3403

TITTLE, C.w. 510 679 5552

TITTM A N. J. 168P

TIWARI, P.N. 7104

TO*ON, M. 936 1899 1912 2705

TOBIAS, C.A. 138 5l2 513 1470

TODD, A. P. 6211

TODD. R. 1231 1347

TOERIEM, P.VIS. 5410

TOKUNaRA. 0. 2464

TOKUNaGa. T. 4302

i I-lYl
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

TOKYO SHTBAURA E 5943

ELECTRIC CO. '.TO,

i

T0L8ERT, b.M.

TOLGYESSY. J.

TOLQYESSY. Y.

TOM, j.L.

TOMCSAMYT. A.

tominuga. H.

TQMITA, T,

T0MI7AWA. C.

tomljnson, r.h.

160

1754 2923 3739 5428 5859 6847

984

6598

5416

6859

1232

5327

2503 3956 6000 6735 7187 8011

TOMLINSON, R.W.S 155 6014 6827

TOMNOVEC. P.M. 175

TOMOV, T.

TOMPKINS. A.

TOMPKINS. E.R.

TOMURA, K.

TONNA. E.A.

TOPAi A,

TORDAl, I... TORGOVt V.G,

TORIUMI. H.

T0RI7-UKA. K.

TORKO. J.

TORO G.. J.

984 i754 2923 3739 5428

517

267

572 2283 2340 3994 5927 6220 6379

6445 6729 6962

7321

1822

515

6833

1446

2440

2671 7347

6992

i-ita

«
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

TOROK. G.

TOTH, S.

TOTH. L,

TOTHILL, P.

TOUSSFT, J 9 TOWELL. n.G

TRAN, M.n.

699p

4270 5970

633

6846 7425

4260 4325 5579 5585 6594 700? 7q14

1835

6594 76o7 7Q14

TRAVES! JIMENEZ, A, 1883 2765 4249

TRAVESI, A,

TREW, J.'R

TROLY. G*

TROMBKA. J,

KfRUSSLER, j.w.a

TSAI, M,T.

TSANOS, N.A,

TSELYSCHEV, S.

TSEPURMEK, V.E.

TSET5KWLADZE, T. 2957

TSIRKUNOVA, I.E. 5727 5869

TSIRUN, Y.A.

1833 2714 2752 2753 4250 599l 6999

7335 7938

1372

1518 1538

1284 7fi48 8015 8016

7320

5868 6727

686 1971 2?01

1762

7164

TSUJ!'. H.

tsukahara,

tsunoda, n. tsurugi. j.

4275

628 827 Ull 1152 1202 I3l5 1656

1879 2384 5566 5924 6352 6842 685o

7893

575 820

7996

7315

I-lf3
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

TSURUMl. Y, 2711

TUCK. D.G. 1181

TUCKER* W.O, 7 912

TUCKERMAN. M.M. 1746

TUMA. D.J. 2434 2445 3Q62 6328

TUNNIdlFF. D.n. 7041 7fl67

TUPPER. R. 33 34

TUREKIAN. K.K. 614 1094 1293 1688 3960 3969 6823

TURKEVICH, A. 209 41fj 4H 4i2 917 1212 4289 7933

TURKOWSKY, C. 2636 3987 5439 7206

TURKSTRA. J. 1825 5410 5761 6061 6346 6439 7939

7941

TURNER. G. 3Q81

TURNER, P.C.R. 965 lllO

TURNER. S.E. 518

TURNOCK. A.C 5 55

TUSTANOVSK! I. V.T.3087 5620 5778 7170 7926

TUTUBALIN. A.I. 7214 7Q23

TWITTY, B.I, 952

TWITTY. B.L, 1905 2l22 2778 2798 3357 3981

TYDEN. G. 5433

TYOU. P. 7290 7291

J.S. ATOMIC 526 1290 5849 6221

ENERGY

COMMISSION!

i-iff 4
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

JCWIDA, K.

jchiyama. A.

JEDA, M,

JEMURA, T.

JFRET, S.L.

JjIHARA, Y.

JKEN, e.a.

JLFENnAML. H.R.

JMANS, H.J.L.M.

JMAROV, M # JMAROV, U.

JMEZAWA, H.

JNlON CARBIDE

JNITED KINGDOM

atomic energy

authority

jniversity of

Washington

jpor.juvancz, v.

JPOR, I,

JRATA, Y.

JRLACHER, c,

JY^DA, S.

7894

187

7993

S>726

2732

2711

6358 6368 674Q 6966

936

6956

5705

5767

357 1694

1024

1371 1923

1806

396 1616 3964

1615 7i49

1446

2632

2437

^ACIK. J.P

tfADOS. I.

1233

7149

I-lfS
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

VAlSS. K.F.

VAJTA, L.

VAKHTIN, B.S

1329

4270 5970

2966

VALENTIN!, M.T. 1644 3955

\/AN DEN BERG, A.J.6019 6954

VAN DEN RERGME. H, 229

VAN DEN BROEK. S<E.1792

VAN DEN WINKEL', P, 5868

VAN DER BORGHT, 0, 5989

VAN DER MERWE. P. 6675

VAN DOMELEN, B.H, 1946

VAN FESTFREN. J, 1516

VAN ERKELENS. P. C. 2036

VAN GRIEKEN, R. 6398 6723

VAN HEERDEN, I.J 6675

VAN KOOTEN, W.J, 6013

VAN LOEF. J.J. 7864

VAN NaHL. T.W. 1569 6362

VAN PlJYMRROECK, S, 5989

VAN RAAPMORST, J^G.2838 5996 6956

VAN REENEN, T.J. 6702

VAN STYVFNDAEL. M, 397

VAN WyK, J.M; 2586

VAN ZANTEN. B. 866 88n 986 1234

VANATTA, J,C; 413

I-lffa
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

VARGOEi r.T. 6998

VARGA, L. 6069

VaRTAPETYAN 9 B.B, 5435

VASILEV, I,y. #834 7Jl6

VASILEV, S.S. 7924

VASILEVSKIS, J s H87 1356

VA§S. S, 6703

VASSOS, B.H, 2511

VEAL* D.J. 519 629 2619 6317

VENET, A.M. «02

CENTER* J.N. 5761 6691 6748

VERBEEK, A. A. 2611

</E"BlNSKi. V.V. 3717

VERES'. A. 1006 7389

VERGWESE. K. 7898

VERHEUKE. M.L. 818

VERNADSKII. V.I, 6366

VERNINi F. 1490 1640 1753 2667

VEVERlS. 0.e; 7131

VeZRANOVSKI, E. 5966

VIAL. J. 7151

VIDAL, J. P. 1518 1600 5968

VIKHITILL. I. 1177

VILLAR. G.F. 1348

VINCENT. E.A. 522 523 52< 525 724 1080

1-14-7
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

VINCENT. H.AI

VINCENT, J.

VINS, V.

tfl8« H.L.

i/ITING, R.l.

y/lTOZHENTS, G.C,

^LASOVi D.A.

tfOBECKV. M.

^/ODOPIVEC. F.

t/OGLKER, F,

\/OQEL. J.

^/OOTi J,R.

tfOQT, R.H.

y/OlGT'. A.F.

</OlBORTH. A,

tfOLDET* P.

VOLFOVSKY, R.

YON ARDENNE. M.

\/ON BAECKMANN. A,

von oeR fehr, r,

y/ON-QUNTPN. H.R.

VORISEK, M.

TORRES* K.S.

VORSATZ; B.

1887 2354 2453 5739 6684

521 2633

6337 6825

1552 6fill 6p63

75 1238

1646 2965 595o 7lo5

1068

1610 2741 6828 7220 7285 7361

1770

77

356 906 915 940 1321

199 285 1017 1954 2506 2774

6976

351 1283 1324 1802 1803 1849 2480

2495 2496 3775 5732 5740 7039

1229 l?94 1887 2354 2453 5322 53*3

5739 6684

2623

1835

744

2844 7890

6685 6686

1010 lril2

1877

1295

6703

I-1Y8

i

*
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

\/0S, G. 5987

\/05S, P.S. 261

WAALER, T. 6673 6679 6687

JACKS". M.E. 5745

JADA, N. 6859

JADE, J.T, 2519

JA6ENER, k. 4278

JAGER. L.R. 926 724

WAGGONER, J, A. 1Q52 5384

VAGNER, A. 5450 5451 5452 74l9

JAGNER, C.D. 205 733 861 1014 1163

JAGNER, O.Q, 6437

I «IA6NER, H.N,, JR. 962 l750

JAGNER, R.T. 1967

JAMBA', S.S, 2870 5368

-JAML, W.M, 859 1150 1334 134o 1788 2382 2499

2662 2676 269Q 2697 2789 7111 7l4i

JAML.GREN. J. A. 6731

JAHUGREN. M,A f 436 i863 2?l6 2799 3465 4294 602*

6986 7390

JAINERDI. R.E, 27 $ 574 590 642 845 936 1029 1033

1058 1359 1567 1*25 l7o2 1

7 12 l72i

1809 1866 1912 2520 2529 2586 269i

2740 3?j64 3461 3491 3493 3494 3662

379Q 3797 5434 5979 6066 6404 6746

6861 6937 6966 6967 7o68 7346 7872

7922

-JAKAT. M.A, 7058

I I-l'fR
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

WAKI» A,

WAKITA, M.

WALI5. L.

walker* f.w,

WALKER, l.j,

walls; h.j.

WALSH'. W.K.

walters, r.m.

Walters, r.r,

WANG, H.C.

WANG* J.L

WANKE'. H.

WARBURTON. J. A.

WASHINGTON POST

WASSEN, A.

WASSON. J.T,

WaTANaBE. K,

watanabe. t.

WaTANaBE. v,

WATERS, j.b.

WATSON, B.T.

WATSON, J, I.

PATTERSON. J.I.W

WAVMAN, C.H,

WEAVER, J.N.

4257 5472 7282 8001

1401 2437 7193

1030

123$

2524

7324

1073

6049

1230

5437

7327

142 143 217 26S 269 528 529 530

7146 7147

1955

565 1225 2570

1266 3476 5365 6214 7107

572

2283

1128

6229

527

7412

6358 6368

937 i237

7898

1-150

i
K

>

EAVER, M.L.

WEBER. E.J,

WEBER, G.

WPBSTFR, R,K,

WEBSTER, W.

WECHTE«, M,A

WE1CK, C.F.

WEINER, J,R.

WEINSTIIN. S.T.

WELLS'. D.K.

WELLWART. Y.

welwart. y,

WENDT, H,R.

WENIGER, P.E,

WENNER, C.O,

WESTER, P.O.

WESTERMARK. T.

WESTGAARD. L,

WESTIN* 8.

WESTON* N.T,

WETH1NGTON, J. A,

WEY, M.T.

WHITE. E.M.A.

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

2929

2969

6059

4*9 995 1222 7052 7247

6068

1597 1803 3775 5732 5740 6972

433

989 1092 1253 254i

7378

6598

2157 3126

772 78? 1Q25 1070 1645

881

1321

2852 5771 6965

5Q4 1089 1134 1412 1766 1797 1920

2308 2638 2639 2776 28l9 2999 5785

6697 6831

317 533 334 535 565 573 620 1114

1239 2563 3734

2754

385

6376

959

995 2426 4269

33 34

» 1-151
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

WHITE. J.C.

WHITLEY, J.E.

WIBERLSY. j.s.

widell', m. WIEHART, H.

WlERNlK, M.

WIESNER, L.

WIGGINS, P.F.

WILCOX. Q.E.

WILCOX, t.H,

WILDEMAN. T.R.

WILKIN5, W.W;

WTLKNISS. P.E,

WILLARD, J.E.

WILLERS, G.

WILLIAMS. A.I.

WILLIAMS. D.D.

WILLIAMS. D.R.

WILLIAMS. G.H.

WILLIAMS'. H.A.

WILLIAMS. J.D.

WILLIAMS. J.L.

WILLIAMS. M.

WILLIAMSON. T.6,

2673 7352 7892

622 3466 3480 5933 6367

1850

560

2655

7032 7398 8o35

1390 2746

8018

7065

6209

6343

1058 1712 1721 1»09 i866 27o3

1330 1730 2379 3992 4198 4273 5426

6843 7024 7249 7952

536

2775 4299 4300

452 537 1240

729 1123

6742

2254

7427

1311

8012

1930

6955

1-152

i
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

WILSON* H.W.

WILSON. R.

4ILS0Ni W.E.

VILSON* W.E,, JR.

WILZBaCH, k.e.

WINCHESTER. J.W.

WING, J.

WINTERINGHAM. f

WISEMAN, J.btH.

WITOZENC. H.C.

WODKIEWJCZ, L,

WOHLLEBEN. K*

WOJTKOWSKA. J.

WOLBERG. J.R.

WOLFE. R.

WOLFLEi R.

WOLICKl. E.A.

WONG. K.M.

WONG. K.Y.

WOOD. A.J.

WOOD. D.A.

WOOD. D.E.

3489 3499

1860

5733

2123 4283 5746 6688 6938

256

538 623 654 739 748 913 981 1060

1216 1266 1457 1569 1726 1835 1872

1874 2672 2693 2?63 2873 5397 6Q17

6362 6363 6364 6365 6921 7312

1297 2516 2799 3465 4294 6731 6986

7390

539 54n 341 543

616

7314

248 1133 1135 15<2 5861 7091

5957 6581 6583 6736 7307 7905

621 1859

2494

138 513

2644 5591 5592 6369 6689

5543 7011

1324

5981

469 47n 471 473 1921

6698

1407 1875 1950 1956 2542 2569 2577

2580 3796 5748 6075 6841 79 7

1-153
WOOD. G.A.

WOOD. H.L.

WOOD. J.n.u.w.

WOODCOCK. A.M.

WOODMAN. F.J,

WOODRUFF. G.L.

WOODS, J.D.

WOODWARD. K.T.

WORMALL. A.

WORWOOD. M.

WRIGHT. G.A.

WRIQMT. H.W.

WRIGLE*. R.C.

WULFF, J.

WYLD. G.E.A,

WYTTEnBACH, A.

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

7958 8531

1572

1761 2526 2527 7028

6361

670

2123 4283 5733 5746 6688 6938

2480 2496

2585

33 34

6667 6438 7362

6227

1060

1478

1966

7041 7n67

1010 lnl2 1973 2645 3998 6353 6378

6734 7209

f

VAGI. M.

YAJIMA. 5.

1298

375 606 6o7 6 8 899 97l 997 998 1q38

1063 1299 1300 1654 1672 1679 16»2

YAKOVLEV. Y.V. 544 66? 785 985 1068 1648 2721 5786

YAKU80VICH. A.L, 8043

YAKURSON. k, I

1559 5555

VaMABaYaSHI. H. 7283

VAMADa. K. 754

I-15H-
>

>

VAMADAi y.

yamagata. n. yamagishi, m. vamagishi, s.

YAMAKIi n. VAMAMiCHI. K.

YAMAMOTO. K.

YAMAMOTO. R.

YAMAMOTO. S.

YAMAMOTO. Y.

YAMASHITA, H.

yanagiSawa, I.

yankovskti. a.v

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

804 1515

999 1563 7887

?3Sfl

215 775 777 945 992 994 1003 1009

1139 1|40 1349 14Q9 1420 1*97 1533

1631

5923

7315

5922

575 820

5361 7646

6688 6938 7295

2800

5929

3464 5320

YANSHKIVICW, V.A 2660

YASE. Y,

yasunaga. t,

yatsurugi. y.

yavorsky. p.m.

ya^awa. k.

yazikov. i.r.

YPH, S.J.

yokoyama. h.

YON, E.

YOSHIDA, H.

}

7991

572 922 1693

7019

2933

1408

7388

1909

7223

4347

1509 2683

1-155

375-791 O - 70 - 11
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

yoSHlDA. J.

YOSHlHARA. K.

YOSHlKAWA. H.

YOSHlMASU. F.

YOSHIMURA. Y.

YOSHISAKI. M.B.

YOUHi C.C.

YOUMANS, a.h;

YOUNG. L.G.

YOUNG. M.

YOUNG. M.H.

YUASA. Y.

YUITA. K.

YUKI. M.

YULE, M.P.

YUNUSOV. M.

YUSTERi P.M.

YUTAKA, M.

7315

7995

5929

7979 7991

4311

4258

7096

996 1686

7146 7147

704 7

3356 6310

7177

5925

5919

659 951 1327 1620 1649 1673 2116

2452 2595 2689 3798 6087 6861 6937

7050 7660 7069

6201

133

1399

?ADVORNY!» A.S.

ZAMRINGER. J.

7AITSFV, E.I.

ZAKHIDOV. A.S.

ZALESSKM. V.Y.

ZAMFIR. T.

7214

493

949 2747

5858 7410

949

3759

I-15b

i
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

'ZAMYAT!N A . V.N. 1235 2369

ZAMYAJNINA, V.N, 871 1191

ZANARni. M. 6397

ZAPORQZHFTS. V.M, 3462

ZARZECKA. i. 7355

ZASUKHIN. I.N.

ZnANOVlCH. I.D.

ZEGERSi C.

ZFIENIN, v.M.

ZELLER, J.

ZEMAN. A.

ZFNGFR. j.H,

j^HABlN* A.I.

ZHADINi V.S.

ZHAVORONKOV. V.Y, 2966

ZWELTMOV. AiN. 5577

ZHIVKOV. 7. 984

ZHURAVSKAYA. E.V 3729

7165

5779

6954

4196

1495

1121 1?43 1244 1291 1587 1588 l82(j

1974 2i54 2845 3084

10 52

3732

978

ZIEMER, P.L.

ZIESSOW, D.

ZIFFERMAYER. G

ZIMEN, K.E.

ZINOVEV, N.V.

ZlTNANSKY, B.

4329

4278

6725

4278

7132

1363 1574

1-157
7 I V. D.M.

ZIVKOV, 7.

ZMlJEwSKA, w.

ZOLLER. W.W.

ZONDERWUIS, J.

ZOUKIS, M.

ZSCHUPPE. K.H.

ZUBER. K.

ZUPPINGER. K.

ZvEREV, B.P,

ZVYAGIW, v.I.

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-AUTHORS

1430

2923

1245 3n9l 5697 5865 7Q92 7122 7868

6364

2838 3738 4230 74o8

8000

6924

619 4328

3959

1207 1546 1547 1561 3361

1267 1546 1547 1548 1561 1769 336i

3384 3388 3736

«

ZVYAGINA, L.S. 1769 3388 3736

ZVVAGINTSEV. O.E. 545 674 1246 1247

7WEIG. G. 9 32

ZYSKOWSKI. C.L. 1865

ZYUBKO* V.A, *573

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APPENDIX II
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APPENDIX II

INDEX

PAGE

ACTINIUM II-l

ALUMINUM II-l

ANTIMONY II-l

ARGON II-2

ARSENIC II-2

BARIUM II-3

BERYLLIUM 1 1-3

BISMUTH II-3

BORON II-f

BROMINE II-t

CADMIUM II-f

CALCIUM II-5

CALIFORNIUM II-5

CARBON II-5

CERIUM Il-b

CESIUM Il-b

CHLORINE Il-b

CHROMIUM II-7

COBALT II-7

COPPER II-8

DYSPROSIUM II-R ) ERBIUM II-S

EUROPIUM 11-10

FLUORINE II-1Q

GADOLINIUM 11-10

GALLIUM 11-10

GERMANIUM 11-11

GOLD 11-11

HAFNIUM 11-12

HELIUM 11-12

HOLMIUM 11-12

HYDROGEN 11-12

INDIUM 11-12

IODINE 11-13

IRIDIUM 11-13

IRON II-1HKRYPTON Il-lf

LANTHANUM 11-14-

LEAD 11-15

LITHIUM 11-15

LUTETIUM • 11-15

MAGNESIUM 11-15

MANGANESE Il-lb

MERCURY 11-17

MOLYBDENUM II-l?
INDEX

PAGE

NEODYMIUM - - II-17

NEON 11-18

NICKEL 11-18

NIOBIUM 11-18

NITROGEN 11-18

OSMIUM II-1R

OXYGEN II-1R

PALLADIUM II-20

PHOSPHOROUS 11-20

PLATINUM II-20

PLUTONIUM 11-20

POTASSIUM 11-21

PRASEODYMIUM 11-21

PROMETHIUM 11-21

PROTACTINIUM 11-21

RADIUM 11-21

RHENIUM 11-22

RHODIUM 11-22

RUBIDIUM 11-22

RUTHENIUM 11-22

SAMARIUM 11-23

SCANDIUM 11-23

SELENIUM 11-23

SILICON II-2f

SILVER 11-24-

SODIUM 11-25

STRONTIUM 11-25

SULFUR II-2b

TANTALUM II-2b

TECHNETIUM 11-27

TELLURIUM 11-27

TERBIUM 11-27

THALLIUM 11-27

THORIUM ..... 11-27

THULIUM , 11-28

TIN 11-28

TITANIUM 11-28

TUNGSTEN 11-28

URANIUM II-2R

VANADIUM II-2R

XENON II-2R

YTTERBIUM II-2R

YTTRIUM 11-30

ZINC 11-30

ZIRCONIUM 11-31

RARE EARTHS 11-31

LANTHANIDES 11-31 i
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

ACTINIUM

1439

ALUMINUM

98 lf)4 il

433 455 4

635 637 6

845 848 8

1138 ii4n

>

1414

1611

1798

230*

2764

3370

42i6

5759

6453

6970

7235

74Q4

7978

I4i9

I616

1813

2498

2766

3384

4231

5957

6583

6977

7293

74i6

8007

3 130

71 49

41 66

49 85

1161

1420

1642

1857

2499

2931

3461

4232

5970

6733

7011

7301

7424

8017

140

1 509

5 695

851

1193

1442

1709

1888

2504

2933

3727

4258

5978

6734

7Q77

7302

7460

141 1

518

7q2

895

1213

1456

1710

1889

25n7

294o

3753

4286

6656

6845

7o82

7303

7878

75 20

555 5

711 7

897 9

1220

1460

1721

1896

2526

2941

3788

4293

6n8i

6922

7101

7308

7896

5 301

67 58

52 76

03 94

1226

1466

1725

1897

2550

2956

3790

5326

6204

6930

7111

7320

79ni

382

605

810

1 961

1263

147l

1746

1898

2662

3o75

3793

5383

6301

6956

7i23

7338

7902

384 3

607

821

966

1334

1492

1785

1912

2689

3355

3976

5384

6352

6963

7171

7342

7930

93 41

612 6

824 8

974 1

1340

1558

1793

1965

2699

3365

4i9i

559i

6376

6967

7229

7354

7938

9 423

25

34

097

1386

1559

1794

2144

2751

3369

4l93

5727

64n7

6968

7234

74n3

7961

ANTIMONY

9 i2

23l 2

544 5

735 7

888 8

1063

1138

1254

1371

1492

1648

1746

2296

26nl

28ol

3487

4216

21

46

72

60

94

1064

1146

1272

I4i2

l5o0

1672

1766

23[j8

26i2

28i9

35i4

4232

54

252

581

767

899

1

56 83 10

255 279

606 614

775 778

927 942

068 1089

166

275

434

533

693

797

369

639

852

723

253

1174

1286

1438

1542

1699

1825

2386

2688

2931

3730

4268

3 141

322

6i9

799

945

1095

ll9l

1299

1441

1548

l7n

1848

2403

2689

2938

3732

4286

149

323 4

625 6

8o3 8

950 9

1118

1193

1300

1456

1564

1710

1858

2430

2694

295o

3759

429n

166 1

19 45

49 66

05 80

77 99

1123

1223

1314

1466

1571

I7i5

1894

2464

2699

2999

3785

4293

67 17

4 460

2 674

6 845

2 997

U24

1226

1338

1469

1587

1723

1907

2493

2739

3n65

3808

4 3Q0

4 183

469

688

87o

1027

1133

1231

1344

1471

1603

1732

1920

2523

2766

3352

3949

4308

205

473 5

7q2 7

879 8

1030

1134

1245

1349

1472

1613

1736

1977

2548

2769

3383

3957

4328

215

09

04

86

lu34

1135

1246

1354

1477

1616

1737

2144

255n

2776

3418

3988

4329

II-l
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

ANTIMONY (CONTINUED)

4381 5326 5344 53?0 5399 5438 5499 5619 5725 5729 5750

5771 5785 5787 5793 5936 5944 5960 5977 5981 5991 6003

600® 6012 6037 6i99 6226 6307 6313 6323 6326 6375 6376

6394 6397 6397 6401 6406 6407 6451 6572 6575 6587 67o2

6727 6839 6849 6923 6929 6930 6942 6943 6947 6949 6957

6963 6965 6972 6993 6999 7003 7004 7q77 7086 7H6 7129

7135 7164 7167 7211 7212 7218 7223 7254 7281 7283 7360

7369 7373 7386 7393 7407 7868 7923 7935 7938 7948 7949

7959 7983 7996 8Q17

ARGON

54 55 121 122 268 29o 354 419 493 529 67q 683 977 1U04

1226 1345 1416 1539 1719 i89l 1924 273l 3081 3483 4198

422* 4278 5295 5449 6386 6389 6390 6399 7169

ARSENIC

4 5 22 54 55 56 103 116 124 l34 140 141 149 154 165

166 167 172 174 l89 193 194 l98 205 215 242 245 246

248 255 270 290 309 310 328 35l 37o 37l 378 409 419

424 431 451 465 469 473 474 475 476 481 502 504 509

541 544 551 565 57l 572 584 593 606 625 640 649 659

662 674 686 688 689 762 704 704 706 707 758 760 767

775 778 799 802 804 865 810 838 845 870 871 879 888

892 894 896 902 911 944 945 97n 985 992 997 1063 1064

1068 1069 lino 1118 1133 1134 1135 U42 1146 1153 1166

1171 1174 H77 H9i ii92 1193 1223 1225 1245 1246 1272

1275 1288 1299 1300 1314 1344 1354 1373 1412 1441 1442

1446 1469 1471 1473 1477 1533 1542 1548 1588 l6b3 1613

I616 i6i7 1628 1648 1649 1665 1672 1693 1699 l7l0 1725

1727 1728 1734 1737 1746 1749 1760 1770 1797 1848 1862

1894 1967 1920 1928 1965 1976 2296 2308 2333 2369 24o3

2495 2497 25o8 2523 2548 255o 2570 2619 2638 2639 2640

2688 2689 2690 2699 2707 2717 27l9 2721 2769 2773 2776

2795 28ol 28l9 2852 287l 2926 2942 2943 2954 2958 2999

3098 3350 3383 3483 3514 3713 3725 3726 3730 3731 3748

3791 38o8 3993 4232 4253 4268 4269 4285 4319 5336 5344

5349 5358 5385 5415 5428 5438 5499 5510 56l9 577i 5785

«

II-2 i
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

ARSENIC (CONTINUED)

5793 5851 5864 5926 5931 5944 5983 599i 6003 6ob8 6o23

6637 6039 6040 6q52 6226 6307 6323 6353 6376 6383 6394

6397 64ol 64f|7 l>572 6575 6587 6674 6697 6831 6832 6851

6924 6929 6941 6942 6943 6944 6949 6954 6957 6965 6972

6993 7ob3 7m 7^25 7l35 7l54 7164 7*67 7211 72i8 7222

7223 7232 7242 7254 7332 736Q 7393 74Q7 7460 7868 787o

7920 7938 7959 7983

BARIUM

54 55 56 67 68 183 189 209 2l4 2l7 290 326 423 483 484

485 5S4 588 614 631 635 676 686 688 704 7n5 708 723

76q 810 8i5 824 845 879 966 1014 1027 1034 1045 1086

1118 1134 H50 1188 ll9o 1191 1193 1212 1226 128l 1334

1340 1361 1412 1597 167q 1699 l7io 1725 1727 1738 1797

l8l5 1825 1890 1896 1920 1973 23n8 2464 2474 2498 2523

2550 2638 2639 2676 2689 27l7 2776 2804 28l9 2852 2965

2999 3355 3383 3483 3775 396o 3988 4214 4263 55on 56l9

5785 5936 5977 599i 6602 6n67 6227 6301 6376 6442 6574

6584 6729 6822 6854 6939 6947 6951 6962 6963 7qo4 7l64

7168 721? 7254 7315 7316 7360 7938 7948 7959

BERYLLIUM

169 170 184 185 201 380 383 455 479 554 669 855 908

978 983 1665 I081 1082 1083 1136 ll6n 1175 1178 127q

1280 1435 16o9 1637 1861 l87l 23l8 2777 3072 3767 4193

5522 6fl56 6344 6368 746q 7862 7875 7994

BISMUTH

103 141 146 166 167 255 411 419 509 688 697 760 879

894 1121 1124 1212 1354 1477 1613 1699 2550 3464 3793

5320 5344 5381 5398 6226 6323 6696 6972 7460

> II-3
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

BORON

82 144 181 201 216 333 335 382 455 495 497 530 791 855

904 9d5 1513 10*1 1286 1312 1393 1546 l547 1561 1618

1787 1821 1823 1985 2251 2298 2498 2.661 2712 2987 3u59

3126 3361 3376 3466 3767 38n 3962 3976 4193 4211 5332

54o8 5429 5566 5756 5779 5854 59j.9 5932 5933 6056 6344

6367 6580 7240 7258 7285 7286 7321 ?36l 7460 7863 7866

7875 79o5 7924

BROMINE

23 54

504 5

706 7

977 1

1412

1577

1870

2614

28i9

37o8

5397

5924

603?

6364

6853

7077

7389

8024

55 56

39 6n2

14 760

012 10

I4i9 1

I606

1874

26i9

2852

37i6

5510

5925

6055

6365

6858

7123

7393

62 68

625 6

810 8

55 107

433 14

100 1

31 635

24 827

2 1086

62 147

617

920

638

871

791

714

929

058

375

921

125

893

16

19

26

28

38

57

59

60

65

69

71

79

33

64

39

73

08

18

48

85

75

22

29

01

170

23n

268

299

419

574

597

630

658

693

7l9

791

17 126

641 6

829 8

1096

2 1479

9 1710

8 2347

9 2693

2999

4214

5751

5977

6307

6673

6931

5 7211

1 7938

205

59 68

3n 85

1118

1480

1736

2403

2694

3059

4254

5771

5995

6321

6687

6941

7227

7952

29fl 3

6 688

1 888

1134

1492

1737

2508

2717

3i0l

4 2 85

5775

6001

6359

6697

6943

7242

7959

28 347

697 7

933 9

1208 1

1514

1746

2509

2730

3360

4329

5785

6012

6361

6831

6953

7243

7983

437 442

02 704

34 942

226 1266

1569 1572

1797

2548

2766

3365

5370

5870

6017

6362

6842

6965

7365

7996

1848

255(j

2776

3483

539o

5920

6u23

6363

6852

6995

7386

8017

I

CADMIUM

9 80

509 5

799 8

1088

1320

1472

1710

2523

2871

53q7

82 10

22 53

15 87

1089

1332

1477

1725

2550

2999

5325

3 141

5 606

879

1113

1334

1478

1766

2639

3376

5345

166

631

894

1118

134

1584

1797

2654

3382

5369

167 1

662 6

968 1

1123

1344

I6n3

I806

2676

3383

5619

74 18

74 68

006 1

1134

1354

1614

1832

2689

3808

5698

255 328

8 697 704

014 1042

1150 U9i

1*12

1634

1856

27l8

38ii

57n3

1441

1655

192n

2769

3949

5779

416 419 508

710 713 79q

1045 1063 10»0

1240 1246 1277

1442 1469 1471

1699 17 3 I7n9

2308 2369 25o8

2776 28i9 2852

3964 4214 4267

5785 5922 5944

II-f <
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

CADMIUM (CONTINUED)

5977 5991

6923 6933

7362 7389

6202

?00«

74o7

6226

?116

7934

6309

7164

7959

6323

7166

6574

7212

6575

7226

6584

7246

67i2

7281

6854

7315

CALCIUM

22 54

504 5

815 8

1134

1466

1797

2323

2776

4258

6044

6712

7013

7338

56 1 0* 52

29 83

1159

1559

i860

2422

2789

4329

6067

6734

7102

7353

03 14

9 64q

848

1166

1611

1806

2523

28l9

5384

6073

6827

712^

7360

1 155

652

852

U93

1699

1818

255o

2852

5386

6081

6933

7164

7403

166

673 6

879 l

1247

1706

1843

2618

2871

539q

6307

6936

7168

7407

167 174 20

74 688 699

Q45 1086 1

l28l 1292

1709 1710

1857 1872

2638 2639

2945 2963

5771 5785

6309 6376

6939 6963

7188 7246

7426 7460

5 328

704

U87 1

1354

1726

1917

2687

2999

5981

6574

6965

7250

7938

423

708 7

089 1

1362

1738

1920

2689

3383

6004

6582

6975

7254

7948

442 * 14 76

118 1

1371

1766

1975

2737

3793

6010

6675

6982

7316

7968

95

124

1457

1782

2308

2751

4193

6ul4

6683

7004

7318

8ul2

CALIFORNIUM

822

CARBON

4 8

455

913

1778

2495

3070

5238

6680

7162

29 45 46 49 105 113

497 498 578 623 637

1026 1065 1219 1263

118 119 201 351 401 417 423

688 703 704 744 767 8ll 814

1312 1414 1560 1599 1604 1646

1798

2564

3Q77

5442

6681

72oO

1816

25n5

3727

5621

6736

7213

1823

255o

3753

5769

6742

7230

1831

2554

3976

5954

6752

7248

1837

2652

3977

6004

7009

7307

1849

2661

4193

6339

7011

7322

1889

2933

4209

6581

7Q15

7412

1898

2948

4211

6582

7017

8634

1951

2949

4226

6589

7018

8037

2298

2965

4386

6593

7U19

II-5
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

CERIUM

103 115 141 267 439 546 588 676 688 704 705 767 824

896 1042 1134 1226 1412 1710 1797 1835 1920 1945 1957

1978 2368 2474 2498 2639 2689 2694 2776 28l9 2836 2852

2945 2999 3395 3766 378o 3949 53n8 5369 5771 5785 5936

6295 6371 6442 6574 6822 6923 6950 695l 6965 6999 7u21

7148 7254 7333 736q 7416 7884 7938 7959

CESIUM

79 93

588 6

1089

1699

230*

2931

5771

6376

6972

7937

96 10

14 676

1134 1

l7i0

25q8

2989

5785

6379

6994

7938

3 138 166

688 705

193 1222

1736

2548

3375

5934

6574

7o77

7959

727

523

999

788

442

004

948

167 300 328 433 460 469 477 504

790 810 815 879 999 1027 1042 lu45

1226 1265 1412 1449 1466 1477 1563

1761 1766 1797 1812 1897 1920 1973

2638 2639 2689 2776 28l9 2852 2871

3383 4310 4381 534i 5369 5560 56i9

5936 6ni2 6016 6n37 6057 6359 6375

6724 6930 6939 6941 6951 6957 6965

7125 7152 7164 7i65 7196 7887 7935

7983

4

CHLORINE

23 31

205 2

641 6

777 8

941 9

1217

1539

1746

2347

2766

37 8

4299

6011

6364

6922

7172

7380

7952

32 35

90 291

52 676

24 8?9

42 966

1226 1

1569

1764

2422

2775

3736

432^

6014

6365

6930

7176

7388

8017

37 44 41 328 419

686 688

830 845

977 992

263 1266

595 1617

772 1819

498 2508

871 2873

752 3778

386 539q

017 6 55

446 6679

951 6953

227 7232

399 7403

54 55 56

437 442 5

697 699 7

849 851 8

1010 1061

1320

167q

1843

2550

2930

379i

5397

6656

6688

7604

7240

788o

1331

1689

1874

2614

2965

4l9i

5510

6n63

669o

7026

7243

7893

62 6

88 59

02 70

7l 88

1086

1442

1709

1902

2673

2981

4193

57i8

6085

6735

7077

73l6

7898

8 81

1 602

4 705

7 895

U38

1456

1710

1913

2689

3101

4i95

5721

6212

6827

7o92

7316

7901

82 11

625

714

921

1193

1477

1723

1971

2693

3355

4258

5751

6331

6842

7102

7338

7902

7 141

635 6

732 7

932 9

1200

1492

1725

2141

2701

336Q

4285

5924

6361

6852

7123

7365

79i9

155

37

60

33

1208

1520

1738

2148

2758

3483

4296

5948

6362

6921

7129

7373

7938

Il-b

*
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

CHROMIUM

22 39 97 103 126 140 141 166 174 20* 230 252 291 32S

371 419 433 46q 469 482 5q8 509 614 625 637 640 641

667 674 688 706 712 7l6 7l8 726 735 74l 760 767 789

806 815 879 888 920 942 977 985 987 989 1030 1042 1118

112* 1134 1138 1165 12H 1226 1245 lg47 1251 1254 1255

1263 1275 1277 1293 1333 1349 i4l2 1434 1436 1442 1456

1471 1472 1477 1492 1512 1564 1*14 1649 1699 1787 1709

1710 I7l7 1723 1725 1736 1737 1760 1786 1795 1797 1825

1832 1833 1844 1856 1897 i920 1^65 2296 23q6 2358 2430

2473 2498 25o8 2523 2548 2559 2597 2601 2639 2654 2662

2673 2689 2690 2717 2721 2735 2739 2753 2766 2769 2776

28i9 2846 2852 287o 2871 2882 2950 2999 3005 3383 3384

3470 3723 3791 3957 3964 3988 4192 «216 4253 4310 5326

5343 5350 5369 53^0 5438 5448 9499 55do 5581 56l9 5728

5771 5785 5788 58o8 5936 5941 5977 6 13 6037 6199 6226

6359 64(j7 6442 6451 6574 6692 67o2 6715 6720 6743 6754

68?3 6844 6846 6849 6923 6924 6930 6931 6941 6943 6947

6950 6951 69§6 6957 6963 6965 6977 6999 7002 7004 7u36

7077 7Q82 7111 7i25 7l29 7145 7154 7i64 7l66 7i88 7212

7232 7243 7254 728i 7283 7304 73fl6 7316 7333 7355 736u

7375 7391 7S93 7407 74n8 7416 7422 7425 7898 79l4 7934

7935 7937 7938 7948 7983 8017

COBALT

>

4 5 13 47 80 83 103 124 130 138 l4o l4i 166 167 174

205 246 252 2^4 263 27n 328 352 356 39o 4l9 428 433

46o 462 470 482 502 564 569 513 53l 588 594 614 616

620 625 635 637 64l 662 667 674 676 688 697 704 705

717 724 726 729 735 741 760 767 789 79o 799 804 810

813 8l5 823 834 852 870 879 883 892 906 915 920 940

941 942 977 994 1009 1027 1042 1045 1088 io94 lb95

1697 1 98 i 99 ltl 8 u23 1124 1129 ^34 u38 u65 H67

1171 1172 H83 n9 u93 ll93 I2n4 1211 1226 1231 1247

1251 1254 1262 1263 1273 1277 1293 1313 1321 1344 1349

1354 1371 !4o6 1411 1412 1426 1434 1438 l44l 1442 1443

1454 1456 1466 i47i n72 i477 1492 1512 l5l5 l54l 1564

1614 1644 1699 1707 i7n9 i7lo l7i7 1723 1?25 1727 1729

1741 1749 i760 1785 1797 1813 l8i7 1825 l827 1832 1&33

1856 i860 1897 1920 l965 2036 2296 2306 23o8 2430 2447

2495 25o8 2523 2548 255q 2578 26nl 2638 2639 264Q 2654

2658 2689 2690 27o7 27n7 2717 27i8 2723 2725 2735 2739

II-7
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

COBALT (CONTINUED)

2744

2882

37i3

4264

5438

58q8

6199

6442

6923

6966

7111

7212

7333

7937

2752

2931

37i6

4285

5448

5936

62o2

6444

69?4

6969

7125

7226

7360

7938

2766

295

3730

4308

5510

5941

62o3

6451

692'

6972

7135

7235

7365

7978

2769

2957

3731

4315

5619

5955

6226

6574

6930

698i

7i37

7243

7371

7983

2776

2999

3740

4317

5697

5967

6307

6587

6933

6999

7l45

7246

7393

7988

2819

3005

3810

4328

5703

5977

6309

6712

6941

7004

7152

7254

7416

8017

2846

3383

3955

4381

5728

5981

6323

67i5

6943

7077

7154

7260

7424

2852

3388

3957

5336

5759

6nl2

6348

6716

6950

7o8o

7i64

7 2 8i

7865

287Q

3418

3964

5343

5771

6016

6356

6724

6957

7682

7166

7310

7885

287i

347o

4153

5345

5785

6Q37

6375

6754

6963

7090

7i97

7311

7934

2876

3661

4153

5369

5788

6u67

6383

6755

6965

7u94

7211

7326

7935

COPPER

5 6

138

246

462

502

594

688

767

829

899

1000

1093

1135

1223

1272

1373

1471

1554

1648

1725

1800

1859

2125

2508

2597

7 12

140

252

4Q8

504

606

695

772

830

919

22

41

55

19

08

16

99

75

34

20

54

14

27

42

50

62

70

78

84

92

1018

1098

1138

1226

1274

1384

1472

1555

1652

1736

1815

1886

2141

25H

26ol

1030

1099

1141

1240

1275

1398

1473

1556

1672

1737

1817

1895

2144

2523

2610

55 5

9 166

290

442

513

637

704

799

8 849

2 938

1034

1105

1136

1244

1286

1411

1492

1557

1692

1746

1819

1907

2306

2535

2619

6 63

167

291

443

531

641

756

863

870

941

1045

11^7

1162

1245

1287

1419

1504

1559

1699

1748

1825

1920

2308

2539

2638

68 78

174 1

322

454

544

648

710

8o4

879

945

1063

1108

1165

1246

1300

1421

1510

1603

1700

1749

1828

1925

2333

2948

2639

81 8

83 18

28

62

50

49

12

05

82

77

35

46

56

65

71

80

88

98

1068

1118

1166

1251

1306

1441

1515

I616

1703

1760

1832

1926

2358

2550

2640

102

200

370

9 470

567

2 662

4 724

6 810

8 892

2 985

1069

U29

U72

1254

1332

1442

1521

1617

1707

1766

1833

1965

2369

2552

2673

103 116

205 215

371 390

471 473

571 572

674 675

726 755

813 824 8

894 895 8

987 992 9

1073 1086

1132 1133

1190 1191

1255 1263

1344 1349

1456 1466

1533 1540

1623 1641

1708 1709

1767 1769

1841 1848

1973 1975

2386 2426

2578 2579

2688 2689

30

38

98

01

73

86

60

25

96

97

lu89

1134

1211

1269

1354

1469

1542

1645

1710

1797

1855

1976

2495

2590

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

COPPER (CONTINUED)

2699

2766

2929

3341

3487

3760

4153

4298

5398

5750

5977

6067

636«

6587

6745

6941

7082

7138

7254

7407

7948

27i3

2769

2930

3345

37 8

3791

4191

4315

5399

5770

5981

6083

6375

6671

6754

6944

7087

7152

7257

7427

7976

2717

2776

2950

3350

37io

3797

4216

432'

5403

5785

5991

6199

6378

6689

6825

6947

7o92

7i54

7281

7865

7978

2718

2786

2965

3369

3713

3808

4217

5326

5499

5793

5995

6207

6383

6693

6831

6949

7q94

7i64

7299

7868

7992

> DYSPROSIUM

2721

2801

2978

337i

3723

3957

4230

5336

5502

5864

6003

6211

6397

6697

6849

6953

7in3

7i66

7300

7873

7993

2723

2819

2999

3372

3727

3961

4232

5343

5510

5869

6007

6226

6401

6706

6851

6963

7111

7209

7304

7877

7996

2724

2848

300?

3373

3730

3964

4253

5345

5579

5924

6008

6301

6407

67q8

6923

6967

7116

7211

7306

7879

8007

2728

2852

3n27

3382

3731

3988

4267

5368

5619

5928

6nd9

6307

6438

6712

6924

699Q

7118

7212

7311

7933

«0«1

2735

2871

3061

3383

3732

3991

4285

5382

5697

5931

6016

6309

6457

6715

6929

6999

7123

7218

7314

7934

2739

2876

3065

3482

3738

3994

4291

5383

5703

5935

6037

6328

6570

6716

6933

7003

7125

7243

7360

7938

2753

2882

3u75

3483

374ii

3998

4293

5390

5725

5944

6u55

6356

6572

672(i

6935

7 4

7129

7246

7382

7945

79 115 i39 188 252 267 343 396 4l9 439 6o4 713 757 824

920 958 982 998 1011 1038 1196 n99 i226 1329 1466

1567 1648 1682 1702 171Q 1723 1835 1945 1957 2369 2597

2601 2689 2694 2735 2920 295o 3770 378q 38n 5746 5992

6074 63l2 6442 6445 6454 6858 7152 7423 7884 7889 7938

8022

ERBIUM

115 267 439 544 631 824 1055 1195 1226 1344 1478 1655

1710 1945 1957 1959 2689 2735 3100 4214 6991 7021 7884

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375-791 O - 70 - 12

II-R
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

EUROPIUM

39 79 115 139 228 267 343 433 439 572 585 588 662 676

705 845 958 998 1226 1329 1466 1682 l7l0 1835 1897

1945 1957 1959 2350 2474 2689 2694 2735 2800 2945 3395

3397 37i4 3770 378o 3811 4301 5740 5?7i 5777 5936 6u57

6074 6312 632« 6442 6710 6822 6828 6858 6859 6860 6923

69?7 6950 6963 6965 6966 6999 7l48 7^2 7254 7283 7333

7360 7393 74l6 7423 7884 7937 7938 7988 80Q5 8Q23

FLUORINE

17 23 29 105 141 201 313 382 423 455 479 549 659 7Q4

712 7l6 760 824 855 895 986 1055 1065 1084 H57 1263

1280 1312 1442 1514 1639 1649 1764 1778 1793 l8i3 1823

1961 2126 2433 2498 2550 2584 2623 2666 2689 2796 2965

2987 3059 3089 3101 3767 378i 4000 4i93 4198 4261 4276

4284 4392 5l77 5356 5445 6o56 6o85 6331 6344 6749 6843

7194 7232 7238 7g39 7342 73*0 74o6 7903 7952 7953 «039

GADOLINIUM

79 163 115 139 267 439 688 7q4 767 824 845 948 1226

1329 l7i0 1785 1945 1957 1959 2689 2735 38n 4214 4325

5308 5740 6043 637l 7112 7423 79n4 7938 8005

GALLIUM

4 12 66 68 80 84 lo3 166 167 187 210 238 249 252 255

36o 361 370 398 419 443 5o9 544 606 635 662 688 704

707 726 760 767 799 865 806 815 834 845 870 879 895

902 920 985 987 1045 1063 1086 in88 1092 1098 lb99

1133 1134 1135 n38 ij.65 1166 1226 12*5 1246 1264 1272

1338 1349 1441 1469 1477 1510 1548 16d3 1616 1699 1700

l7i0 1723 1736 1737 i746 i797 l8i7 1974 l976 2444 2523

2548 2550 2579 2601 2683 2688 2689 2717 27l8 2721 2769

28ol 2950 3059 3382 3383 3476 3485 3487 35l4 3730 379l

3797 3961 4310 5345 5365 56l9 5771 5785 5787 6Q37 6l99

62l5 6226 6323 6356 6383 6574 6676 6678 6923 6963 6965

6972 6999 7oo* 7i43 7l52 7164 7166 7210 7212 7254 73o4

7306 7310 7360 7865 7883 7934 7938

11-10
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

GERMANIUM

469 756 824 1Q55 m8 1275 1710 1863 2689 2954 3476

3481 3799 4253 5344 5365 5430 6323 6575 6824 6972 7u6

7210 7281 7310

GOLD

9 13 14

215 235

I

523

640

755

887

1045

1191

13&6

1477

1610

1736

1962

2614

2769

2966

37n8

4249

5393

5848

6050

6457

6715

7003

7135

7298

7410

524

659

758

888

10

11

13

14

16

17

21

26

27

29

37

43

53

58

62

65

67

70

71

73

74

85 10

246 3

525

662

760

894

55

93

10

3 124

28 374

78

16

37

23

39

76

99

10

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99

58

02

70

48

21

39

03

20

106

120

132

149

164

174

229

264

280

334

373

430

549

593

629

657

6B3

707

716

730

787

44

74

67

42

5

2

13

6

112

8

8

9

1

8

2

1

2

4

4

3

545

686

799

943

1073

1226

1332

1496

1648

1763

2308

2688

2805

3350

3757

4309

5500

5940

6323

6575

6923

7082

7i88

7306

7900

149 1

390

549

688

810

956

10 7.4 1233

1349

1506

1649

1766

2333

2689

2819

3367

3964

4310

5579

5942

6337

6584

6930

7695

7i95

7311

7934

63 16

4q5 4

572 6

7o2 7

828 8

968 9

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1241

1383

1550

1655

1797

2369

2699

2852

3382

4153

4312

5619

5949

6358

6587

6947

7116

7209

7316

7957

5 166 178

09 419 424

614

710

830

995

01

06

29

77

1118

1254

1402

1551

1672

1800

2508

2715

2871

3383

4217

4328

5704

5959

6378

6670

6949

7118

7218

7329

7996

619

713

848

997

U32

1271

1412

1566

1699

1920

2511

2717

2887

3385

^230

4329

5717

5977

6383

6691

6957

7119

*232

7360

80I8

186 1

462

625

714

858

1007

1133

1277

1456

1581

1710

1926

2523

2718

2904

3418

4232

5344

5761

5981

6397

6697

6972

7124

7254

7382

8641

87 18

509 5

630 6

724 7

870 8

1014

1134

1286

1471

1584

1725

1929

2548

2721

2923

3467

4242

5364

5787

60 68

6405

6762

6990

7129

726Q

7385

9 205

12

31

54

79

1027

1135

1299

1472

1585

1727

1930

2550

2766

2964

3514

4244

5390

5808

6u37

6407

6708

6996

7133

7281

7393

11-11
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

HAFNIUM

9 24

375 4

726 7

1003

1193

1574

179'/

2950

5788

6584

7254

103 1

19 49

60 79

1014

1226

1578

1920

2979

5936

67ol

7360

66 167 17

4 549 588

810 824

1022 1042

1236

1612

1931

38H

6199

6741

7416

1381

1615

2550

3996

6213

6923

7937

6 212

614 6

828 8

1645

1410

1642

2559

4214

6297

6951

7938

225 238

31 641

79 895

1055 10

1471 14

1699 17

2601 26

5369 55

6335 63

6963 69

7948 79

252

676 6

899 9

97 li

72

09

89

00

76

65

56

14

17

27

55

64

69

291 313

83 688 7

967 9

1165

1492

1723

2735

5517

6443

7132

20

34

77

10

17

15

4 2

66

325

04 7

87 9

1173

1564

1736

2766

5771

6574

7145

347

05

88

1185

1573

1795

2852

5785

6575

7241

HELIUM

114 158 528 563 721

HOLMIUM

103 115 211 267 343 439 544 662 688 704 713 767 1036

1042 1226 1344 1466 1478 1597 1655 1710 1835 1945 1957

1959 2621 2689 2735 5732 7884 7938

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HYDROGEN

206 207 1662 1377 1415 1772 1785 1843 1898 1906 2303

3033 3072 3078 5319 6366 6367 6450 6582 6669 6682 6711

6995 7127 7144 7240

INDIUM

82 141 166 205 210 229 234 239 240 249 255 272 301 344

419 436 478 509 526 544 588 631 637 662 674 676 697

704 765 7i3 724 742 76n 799 810 815 870 879 894 924

941 957 964 100* 1014 1045 1055 Hl8 U33 1134 H35

1166 1168 1202 1209 1226 1243 1247 1263 1275 1349 1443

1472 1477 1478 1548 1564 1603 I616 1655 l67l 1699 17m

11-12
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

INDIUM (CONTINUED)

1727

2640

3383

5343

6355

70Q 4 7254

7995

1754

2683

35i4

5345

6376

7094

7281

1758

2688

3730

5619

6574

7123

7312

1797

2689

3731

57 3

6584

7164

7342

1879

2717

3739

5785

6676

7166

7360

2340

2718

374Q

5870

6678

7171

7389

2444

2769

4214

6202

6824

7210

7460

2523

2801

4253

6203

6848

7212

7888

2525

2950

4286

6214

6923

7225

7938

26oi

2966

4328

6226

6957

7226

7948

2614

3 ( i79

5336

6323

6974

7229

7959

IODINE

23 5Q 54

602 634 6

851 882 9

1143 1153

1519

2440

2972

4190

5977

620*

6461

7020

7869

1529

25 8

2982

4191

5995

63Q2

6575

7C26

7870

55 56

38 68

26 96

1208

1569

2546

3077

4232

5999

63n3

6699

7n84

7893

6l 6

6 688

2 965

1230

1653

255Q

3101

4293

6noo

6304

6746

7129

7947

2 68

697

966

125o

1710

2558

3358

4310

6015

6321

6747

7l76

7952

90 11

704 7

1020

1259

1725

2689

3360

539

6017

6361

6842

7203

7986

7 126

25 76

in86

1266

1750

2693

3468

5397

6023

6362

6853

7227

7998

130

810

10 96

1278

1824

2695

3483

5699

60*7

6363

6921

7232

8000

205 2

824

1105

1326

1874

2758

3745

5716

6058

6364

6945

7316

8010

9u 33

827 8

1110

1463

1914

2813

36o8

57i8

6Q68

6365

6946

7396

8011

3 379

48

1122

I47n

1964

2873

3959

5948

6ij85

6437

6953

74n5

8u38

IRIDIUM

2 9 135 145 221 352

774 776 8io 8l7 824

l?l4 1226 1260 1344

25i5 2644 2689 2844

5363 5399 5436 56l9

6957 6958 6?69 699i

7394 7997

545 588 63l 662 676 698 7o5 727

9d7 964 1014 lo55 1095 H?6 il93

1425 i566 i58l 1693 i7io l727 2296

3467 3473 3530 38lo 3949 42i4 4312

57n3 5717 5940 6405 6574 6584 67m

7io7 7n8 7n9 7212 728i 737i 7385

11-13
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

IRON

4 22 78

246 252

83 97

255 26

433

641

716

92n

1134

1273

1456

1611

1766

1889

2550

27l7

2852

3075

4211

5697

5936

62n2

6407

6755

6965

7170

7260

7935

471

652

726

942

1138

1277

1460

I6l4

1785

1897

26ol

27i8

2870

3382

4258

5728

5939

6203

6442

6831

6966

7188

7281

7937

482

657

735

961

50

66

74

97

1165

1319

1466

1616

1786

1898

2629

2723

2871

3383

4264

5747

5941

6207

6451

6845

6967

7197

7310

7938

102 1

3 291

5Q8

665

755

987

1166

1338

1469

1632

1797

1912

2638

2725

2876

3418

4308

5759

5955

6226

6453

6923

6999

7211

7316

7948

03 11

322

569

676

760

1005

1184

1354

1471

1651

1798

1920

2639

2735

2878

3461

4315

5766

5977

6301

6574

6924

7(jn4

7212

7333

7978

3 116

328 3

531 5

688 6

789 7

1042

1190

1373

1477

1699

1799

2308

2654

2769

2931

3730

5343

577i

5981

6307

6587

6930

7q77

7217

7360

7983

138

52 37

67 58

92 69

9o 80

1045

1193

1411

1512

1709

1820

2447

2658

2776

2933

3790

5345

5785

5991

6323

6671

6931

7083

7226

7379

7988

1«1 1

1 398

8 606

9 704

6 815

1063

1226

1412

1542

1710

1843

2507

2688

2789

2950

3957

5369

5787

6nl2

6356

6697

6941

7111

7232

7404

8017

66 16

408

614

705

834

1089

1251

1419

1559

1717

1844

2523

2689

2801

2965

3964

5383

5788

6016

6375

6740

6949

7125

7235

7416

8041

7 174

419 4

637 6

712 7

879 8

1118

1254

1434

1564

1721

1856

2526

2690

28i9

2999

4no5

5384

5868

6037

6376

6743

6950

7145

7243

7424

238

23

40

13

94

1123

1263

1438

1603

1736

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2548

2694

2846

3U05

4198

5619

5864

6199

6383

6754

6963

7166

7254

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KRYPTON

1539 1543 1891 2689 3468

LANTHANUM

79 103 115 252 395 4n 419 433 439 5()4 5n 572 585 688

704 726 767 896 92o 958 977 998 1038 10*2 1134 1226

1412 I4l9 1438 1466 1473 1540 1549 1596 1397 1682 1710

1723 1736 1737 l76f) 1797 i835 1897 1920 l945 l957 1959

2306 23q8 2548 2597 2638 2639 2689 2694 27l7 2735 2776

2800 28i9 2836 2852 2882 2999 3005 3384 3395 3470 37i4

3766 3780 4286 4329 5732 577i 5777 5785 5788 5936 6o37

II-lf <
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

LANTHANUM (CONTINUED)

6074 6227 6295 6307 6324 6354 6375 6376 6442 6574 6740

6828 6857 6858 6923 6924 6927 6943 695q 6951 6963 6965

6966 6974 6999 7(j82 7i52 7l95 7254 7333 7360 7375 7393

74J.6 7884 7934 7938 7983 7988 7989 8 23

LEAD

141 291 423 1101 1124 ll5o 1212 1340 1427 i486 1911

2251 26i4 2689 2812 2965 4230 43l9 6344 6587 6849 6854

6949 6960 7177 7232 7315 7316 7460

LITHIUM

82 110 i58 196 219 256 261 300 397 455 53d 728 782 784

841 949 981 1070 13§1 1528 1576 1618 1787 1801 1857

l9f)6 2251 2385 2543 2755 2927 3059 3i26 3376 3793 5854

6056 6331 6344 6751 7109 7875 7894 8q35

LUTETIUM

103 115 224 267 439

1042 1226 1344 1710

3384 3397 3780 4301

7938

588 676 688 704 705

1835 1945 1959 2621

577l 5936 5962 6295

713 767 1014

2689 2694 2735

6442 6965 6999

MAGNESIUM

54 55 56

622 635 6

966 1086

1460 1611

2434 2445

3075 3383

4198 4258

6067 6301

6967 6970

7938 7979

455 509 580 581

850 851 961

1384 1400 14u9

1912 1975 2306

2707 2871 2945

3976 3985 4193

5977 5978 6u56

6933 6936 6963

7246 7282 7338

11-15
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

MANGANESE

4 5

141

291

509

64Q

709

810

893

941

1073

111*

120*

1269

1441

1510

1642

1737

1805

1965

2498

2578

2721

28nl

2950

37iQ

4285

5343

5697

5924

6016

6375

67i5

6930

6982

7160

7280

7375

7896

8001

4 55 5

49 166

91

16

41

10

13

95

42

1086

1124

120*

1272

1442

1513

1699

1744

1813

1975

2562

2579

2723

28 4

2963

37i3

4286

5368

57i3

5936

6037

6376

67i6

6933

7077

7166

7281

7382

7898

8007

3 ol

531

648

7l4

8i5

896

966

1

6 59

167

322

544

651

717

829

897

968

088

129

207

277

443

540

700

746

817

125

5r»8

597

725

821

966

723

?9i

37o

725

941

055

4n7

720

935

U82

l7ij

282

4nl

901

017

64 6

175

331

552

652

718

830

899

959

1089

1138

1226

1319

1456

1542

1703

1749

1819

21^1

25ll

2601

2733

2845

3 2

6

2 3727

4 2 ?3

5386

5726

5944

6067

6438

6734

6936

7090

7215

7303

7407

7938

8 78

189

351

561

662

726

834

9o2

977

1693

1141

1245

1332

1460

1558

1705

1766

1825

2157

2523

2685

2735

2846

3344

38n4

4306

539

5759

5955

6399

6442

6743

6939

7692

7218

7304

7411

7976

80

05

57

64

65

35

45

03

85

81

21

41

57

68

76

84

91

98

83 8

5 238

422

58i

688

767

849

920

992

1098

1162

1251

1354

1466

1559

1708

1767

1828

2306

2534

2688

2739

2848

3365

3957

4310

55qo

5766

5972

6206

6453

6754

6941

7o99

7229

7306

7416

7978

1099

1166

1254

1376

1471

1572

1709

1769

1832

2337

2935

2689

2751

2852

3369

3964

4315

5501

5771

5977

6?n9

6574

6824

6947

7101

7235

7311

7424

7981

8 97

246

433

586

699

775

85f)

929

995

1105

H7l

1255

1384

1477

1606

1710

178i

1833

2369

2548

269o

2753

2876

3382

3988

4317

5510

5785

598i

6226

6667

6849

6953

7111

7243

734i

7865

799i

103

252

442

625

702

777

862

933

1045

1107

1191

1263

1«0<*

1487

1611

1723

1789

1840

2426

2550

2699

2766

2882

3383

4l9l

432 9

557l

5792

5996

6227

6671

6922

6963

7123

7246

7342

7877

7993

30

71

54

35

4

89

79

34

1048

1112

1192

1264

I4i9

1492

1616

1725

1795

1857

2481

2559

27 7

2769

2892

347n

4232

4374

559i

5864

6003

6309

6700

6924

6965

7125

7254

7355

7879

7996

140

290

502

637

706

806

882

938

1068

1114

1193

1267

1434

1495

1636

1736

1800

1897

2495

2573

27l7

2795

2931

3483

4263

5335

56i9

5869

60O6

6328

6712

6929

6969

7129

726u

7360

7889

7999

Il-lb
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

MERCURY

82 103 14

57q 571 6

8?4 879 8

1181 1182

1340

1699

2403

2699

3360

4267

5771

6080

684'

6981

7393

14q9

1710

2430

27 7

3376

4268

5785

6294

6851

7004

79i3

5 146

14 62

82 89

1212

1412

1737

2447

2715

3774

4285

5792

63n2

6923

7125

7927

166

5 631

4 942

1221

1462

1746

2508

2739

3789

5327

58q8

6307

6930

7129

7938

167 2

636

977

1224

1471

1797

2548

2769

3791

539o

586o

6308

6941

7195

8608

52 30

674 6

1005

1226

1477

1825

2563

2776

3808

5447

5944

6337

6942

7211

ani7

2 317

88 63

1014

1239

1479

1894

2565

28l9

3957

5499

5977

6375

6945

7243

460

9 706

1045

1247

1497

1920

2572

2838

3989

5510

6ob3

6575

6947

7281

504 5

1105

1255

1553

1969

2*38

2852

4153

5698

66n8

6584

6957

7316

09 52

740 7

1118

1277

1568

2296

2639

2999

4214

5725

6037

6699

6965

7328

533

99

1134

1288

I6n3

2308

2689

3u84

4232

5728

6 u 6

1

6747

6972

7386

MOLYBDENUM

66 6

409

773

1133

1275

1592

I9n7

2639

2881

4411

6574

6994

7359

8 103

442 5

799 8

1134

1291

I616

1910

2689

2882

5785

6671

7003

7360

116

04 50

04 81

1135

1340

1699

1920

2699

3059

58n8

6697

7q92

7376

1«0 1

8 509

82n

1150

1412

1709

1965

2717

3383

6003

6725

7122

7938

65 16

575

870

1165

1442

1710

2308

2735

3487

6008

6738

7135

7959

6 167

641 6

879 9

1190

1456

1715

2369

2769

3732

6226

6754

7154

205

88 70

80 10

1191

1471

1727

2495

2776

38n8

6356

6823

7164

246 2

4 726

45 10

1215

1472

1786

2508

2819

3964

6383

6831

7i67

9l 32

758

86 11

1220

1477

1797

2523

2836

3982

6395

6957

7182

2 328

760 7

18 11

1234

1484

1832

2550

2852

4232

6397

6972

7211

398

67

24

1254

1515

1844

2638

2871

4253

64n9

698n

7254

NEODYMIUM

103 115 267 439 688

1957 1959 2498 2597

6371 6442 6936 6991

764 767 1042 1226 l7l6 1835 1945

2689 2735 2999 3o87 3384 3395 425u

7621 7884 7938

11-17
NEON

NICKEL

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

528 189i 2639

4 5 7

287 2

509 5

760 7

1045

1240

1559

1785

2601

3418

56i9

6587

7232

8 81

91 29

31 54

67 78

1117

1254

I6i4

1832

26i9

3661

5759

6754

7235

83 10

1 322

4 614

9 8u4

lllB

1354

1616

1965

2658

3957

5788

6755

7254

3 141

352

616

810

1124

1375

1699

1973

2673

3964

5955

6825

7 2 8i

i 141

390 4

635 6

815 8

1138

1398

1703

2369

2689

4272

598i

6844

7310

149 1

19 46

41 66

18 84

1165

1441

1709

2495

2723

4308

6037

6949

7360

66 16

2 47o

2 674

5 879

1167

1456

17m

2508

2724

5345

6323

6969

7371

7 174

47l

688

896

H90

147i

1717

2523

2744

5368

6356

7p36

7424

205

482 5

704 7

919 9

1191

1477

1725

2548

2769

5386

6383

7164

7919

27o 282

02 5n8

24 755

28 1027

1193 1226

1515

1727

2550

2950

5448

6453

7166

7937

1526

1737

2578

3383

55 on 6574

7197

7938

NIOBIUM

89 197 353 419 697 Uq2 1137 1172 l2ol 1226 1232 1340

1410 I5l8 1538 1582 1710 l9H 2499 2502 2611 2689 269u

2830 3560 3793 4411 6574 6575 6833 7948

NITROGEN

49 201 346 423 495 497 499

811 8l 4 8 41 1065 1263 1312

637 696 7o3 7o4 712 7l6 76n

1408 1442 1599 l67n 1680

1736

2384

3995

6582

7322

1778

25q5

4193

6680

7343

1816

2524

4211

6681

74n0

1823

255

5238

7015

7413

1849

2569

5420

7619

7905

1857

2661

5442

7102

7907

1896

3059

5782

7200

7970

1898

3q7o

6 56

7213

8p34

1939

3364

6339

7219

8040

2129

3474

6374

7240

2298

3976

6580

7297

11-18

<
>

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

OSMIUM

221 222 224 226 347

1340 1431 1492 l5o2

57l7 57i9 5940 6392

352 683 1076 1095 1U9 H34 1226

1710 1797 1920 2689 2766 43l2 5436

6405 6575 67i9 6957 6972 799n

OXYGEN

29 38 45

199 201 2

549 567 5

695 7o3 7

860 863 8

1065 1067

46

85

78

12

67

49

39

5 9

71

86

1229

1318

1491

1675

18(52

19Q0

2297

2526

26f>8

2764

3070

37i8

3793

4196

5322

5451

5938

6589

67ft5

6978

7l 6

7301

79q5

1238

1330

15 9

1696

18 4

19q4

2298

2540

26i5

2772

3073

3721

38i0

4197

5330

5452

6053

6590

6722

7069

7142

7307

79i2

1071

1248

1394

1522

I7n4

1811

19n6

2381

2542

2634

2774

3077

3722

3965

4198

5353

57n8

6o65

6591

6728

7011

7l80

7322

79i5

58 6

1 403

1 596

6 756

8 912

1075

1252

1399

153o

1713

1814

1912

2418

2543

2649

2798

3n85

3727

397n

4209

5380

5752

6q66

6592

6742

7012

7200

7330

7917

9 74

423

611

762

913

1103

1256

1414

1532

1721

1816

1915

2453

2549

2668

2802

3690

3729

3973

4211

5384

5768

6672

6593

6750

7614

72ni

7337

7946

75 10

423 4

623 6

770 7

921 9

1104

1258

1424

1589

1730

1823

1939

2498

2550

2678

2933

3355

3746

3976

4226

5409

5769

6329

6594

6752

7015

7213

7343

7949

5 108

26 45

29 63

7l 81

59 97

1116

1263

1437

1598

1739

1831

1950

2504

2562

2684

2948

3357

3753

3977

4260

5431

5772

6339

6595

6830

7017

7214

7344

7969

109

5 495

7 638

1 814

7 102

U5l

1294

1442

1604

1742

1857

1954

2505

258n

2686

2949

3461

3768

398i

4277

5432

578

6370

6680

6845

7nl9

7230

7351

7982

113 13

497 5

654 6

839 8

3 1055

1158

1297

1450

1646

1773

1887

1956

2506

2586

2726

2965

3502

3771

3986

4386

5435

5781

6449

6681

6856

7025

7248

7387

1 153 I6u

00 519

55 659

41 843

1060

1190 1194

1309

1453

1649

1778

1889

1979

25o7

2591

2734

2983

3553

3783

3992

5238

5442

5921

6582

6684

6967

7076

7289

7417

1312

1483

1668

1798

1896

2129

25l8

2598

2749

3n63

3711

379u

4193

5321

545u

5923

6588

6694

6973

7u97

7291

7419

» II-1R
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

PALLADIUM

«

28 84 lo3 166 167 187 262 352 462 525 544 545 588 662

676 705 724 76q 776 879 997 1176 1226 1235 1275 1458

1539 1581 1693 1699 1710 2689 2839 3810 4253 4312 5307

5436 56i9 57q3 5717 6405 698q 7ll9 7212 7237 7394 7941

PHOSPHORUS

4 22

328 3

588 5

716 7

975 9

1134

1311

1552

1766

1899

2474

2721

2969

5357

5981

6568

7125

7877

35

85

91

67

76

1165

1342

1661

1767

19 7

2498

2748

2999

5370

6004

6572

7145

7880

47 54

398 4

638 6

829 8

977 9

116

134

161

177

193

25n

275

338

539

601

657

716

797

56

14 4

41 6

30 8

79 9

6 11

123 14

19 438

14

16

17

19

25

27

34

54

60

65

71

52

64

85

77

12

70

80

39

23

64

69

U5

56

75

67

676

869

104

119

144

169

179

194

255

281

371

540

606

668

717

161

442

688

871

5 105

119

1 144

4 170

7 181

8 196

263

9 284

6 373

6 547

3 608

5 668

2 721

189 22

443 455

689 699

892 893

1078

1198

1456

1710

1818

2052

2638

2852

3997

5499

6226

6939

7240

3 243

504

704

894

ln85

1215

1471

1738

1832

2i29

2657

2871

4i9 3

5731

6397

6941

7243

244

508 5

705 7

921 9

1086

1223

1477

1747

1870

2148

2680

2931

4207

5785

6410

7[i04

7338

246 2

9 55

06 71

36 95

1118

1237

1520

1752

1892

2384

2689

2945

4273

5793

6412

7083

7380

55

3

4

4

1124

1242

1534

1762

1896

2386

27o5

2965

4388

5927

6446

7102

7403

*

PLATINUM

9 205 352 509 544 545 588 631 662 676 705 741 776 8l7

824 1014 1045 1118 U34 1176 1226 1235 1458 151? 1566

1649 1693 1710 1797 192Q 2639 27l7 5436 5619 57l7 5942

5984 6024 6337 6405 6584 6715 6725 7il8 7ll9 7941

PLUTONIUM

326 336 841 1357 1906 1921 2553 2689 2998 67i3 6714

6985

11-20

i
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

POTASSIUM

22 35 54

268 290 3

652 662 6

888 894 9

1190 1193

1477

1746

272?

333^

3990

5422

6011

6826

7092

7338

lSlO

1785

2797

3368

4193

55o0

6n56

6930

7125

7341

55 56

no 37

86 68

03 92

1226

1552

1896

2 8i9

3383

4198

5571

6o63

6939

7164

7360

73 7" 1 414

8 699

3 933

1263

1558

1898

2852

3393

424n

5619

6 67

6941

7i65

7380

1 103 123

419 429 4

752 7o4 7

934 lu45

1311 1344

1559 1597

1963 2508

2876 2945

3483 3669

4248 4262

5697 5703

6223 6375

6956 6963

7l93 7196

7403 7934

166 1

42 49

39 81

1048

1354

1660

2523

2965

3736

4278

5785

6389

6976

7212

7938

67 18

3 538

5 845

1086

1395

1699

2550

2973

3769

4315

5924

639

6982

7240

7978

9 205

541

848

1089

1419

1707

2673

2999

3775

5370

5936

6399

6999

7243

246

553 6

849 8

1131

1466

l7in

2689

3059

379i

5384

5977

6574

7004

7254

259

37

79

1165

1472

1719

2707

3u8l

38 iu

5386

6uo5

6688

7u77

7327

PRASEODYMIUM

103 115 439 546 688 764 767 96o lll5 1226 1710 1835

1945 1957 1959 1978 2498 2689 2735 3o87 3328 3397 4301

6828 7021 7397 7910

PROMETHIUM

6057

PROTACTINIUM

1439 2889 6574 6961

RADIUM

1439

• 11-21
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

RHENIUM

85 86 165 186 205 224 226 362 409 51l 600 677 683 686

713 758 768 810 964 1q45 1226 1431 1478 15()2 1584 1585

1655 1710 1727 1760 1803 2296 2350 243l 2689 28n 29q?

3384 34i4 4310 4311 5592 5619 57o3 5719 5857 6fl54 62on

6395 6575 6677 6725 6735 6957 6972 7 93 7134 7336 7374

7990

RHODIUM

344 352 436 631 697 7i3 824 94i I0i4 i 55 H?2 1226

122 8 1710 2689 2966 3793 4312 6324 6677 7366 7941

RUBIDIUM

54 55 56 79 93 96 103 138 166 167 29o 3U0 328 460 462

469 477 5q4 588 614

824 852 879 968 999

1197 1222 1226 12*5

1699

23q8

26l 9

5728

6442

7164

1710

25 8

2852

5771

6574

7165

1727

2523

2B7l

5785

6930

7196

1737

2548

2999

5936

6931

7232

676 688 705 74l 79q

1027 1042

1332 1412

1766 1797

255o 2614

3383 3468

5977 598i

6939 6941

7243 7887

1045

1449

1800

2638

3483

6037

6957

7935

ln55

1466

1817

2639

3775

6227

6965

7938

8in 815 815

1089 1134 1190

1512 1597

1952 1973

2735 2776

43in 5369

6375 6379

7125 7152

1477

1920

2689

4214

6359

7004

7948

I

RUTHENIUM

205 347 352 358 588

1425 1492 l7io 2689

6392 64q5 6575 67l9

676 7o5 1076 1086 1147 1226 1235

2766 2836 4255 4312 5311 57i7 594i.

6939 6957 7921

II-E2

«
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

SAMARIUM

79 103 115 139 252 267 343 395 4l9 433 439 504 572 585

688 7()4 7i3 767 806 92Q 948 958 998 1036 io38 1642

1226 1245 1329 1338 1466 l549 i596 1682 l7oo l7io 1723

1737 1785 1835 1897 i92o l945 1957 1959 23o8 2597 2638

2639 2664 2689 ^694 2776 2800 28l9 2852 2999 3395 347(j

37l4 3780 3811 4286 577i 5785 5788 5936 6674 6227 6295

6324 6371 6376 6442 6710 6824 6828 6858 6923 6924 6951

6965 7152 7423 7884 7904 7929 7938 7988 8005

SCANDIUM

39 103 146 227 238 252 257 433 5o9 528 572 587 588 604

614 637 640 659 676 688 7q4 704 705 713 735 767 789

806 810 8£5 824 834 879 920 942 964 977 987 1011 1042

1045 1055 1134 U65 1196 1226 1245 1251 1263 1273 1277

I3l9 1338 1354 1412 1419 1438 1454 1<56 1466 1469 1471

1472 1477 1492 1493 1540 1564 1596 1649 1699 i?oo UlO

1723 l7?7 1736 1741 1746 1760 1795 1797 l8i3 l8l7 l86u

1897 1920 1943 1965 l97o 2283 2296 2306 2308 2430 2447

2474 2550 2559 2597 26ni 2639 2689 269o 2694 27i7 2732

2735 2739 2766 2776 2800 2819 2852 2888 2931 2950 2999

3005 3088 3396 347o 3957 4329 4381 5343 5369 5448 55nn

5591 5728 5771 5785 5788 5934 5936 5939 5941 6012 6,j79

6199 6265 6227 63Q7 6337 6375 6376 6442 6451 6574 6575

67q2 6740 6822 6923 6924 6930 6939 6943 6950 6951 6957

6963 6965 6966 6972 6981 6999 7004 7 n 77 7082 7Q83 7111

7152 7174 7i95 726o 728i 7283 7326 7333 737l 7375 7393

7416 7865 7884 7935 7937 7938 7978 7983 7988 7989 8ul7

SELENIUM

103 148 166 167 174 284 328 387 407 419 434 504 542

549 562 588 592 607 6l4 625 63l 674 676 688 705 706

707 7q9 7i7 726 753 792 810 824 844 852 879 894 1014

1024 1027 1055 1086 HIS 1134 1138 li9o 1203 1226 1300

1340 1349 1412 1442 1477 1567 1649 1654 1665 1699 17q2

1710 I7i2 1737 1797 1894 l920 2296 2308 2403 2455 25o3

25q8 2548 2550 2638 2639 2644 2676 2689 2699 27q7 2764

2776 28i9 2852 2853 287i 2954 2999 3o6o 34l8 379i 38o8

3948 3954 3956 4214 4232 4268 4274 4305 43o8 53o7 5366

56i9 5771 5785 58o8 5864 5994 6oi2 6 37 63o9 6385 6394

11-23
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

SELENIUM (CONTINUED)

6451 6575

6957 6965

7211 7212

79q8 7926

6584

6972

7232

7959

6697

6992

7243

7983

6712

6995

7246

6831

7003

728l

6923

7089

7342

6930

7ll6

7389

6933

7125

7393

6941 6943

7131 7195

7888 7899

SILICON

4 54

517

712

1263

1686

1889

2550

2956

4193

5776

6844

7293

56 8

518 5

716 8

1297

17 9

1898

2596

2965

4198

5884

6845

7361

1 98

55 58

in 83

1414

1710

1912

2662

2987

4i98

6Q86

6967

7302

102 1

59i

8 850

146Q

1721

1954

2684

3075

4205

62U1

6968

7338

13 14

612

851

1535

1740

2354

2689

3355

4258

6301

6975

7354

1 285

622 6

881 9

1558

1785

2429

2735

3461

5383

6352

6977

7403

291

23 62

21 94

1559

1798

2498

2774

3753

5384

6398

7004

7404

417 4

8 637

4 961

1590

1818

2504

2865

379o

5416

6404

7004

7407

19 42

641

1017

1591

1832

2506

2933

3976

5720

6453

7101

7424

3 452

665 6

1190

1611

1843

2507

2940

3997

5739

6684

7170

7974

497

95

1193

1642

1875

2526

2941

4005

5759

6723

7235

SILVER

13 3(j

344 3

608 6

738 7

1014

1106

1190

1412

1584

1825

2447

2694

3383

4191

5394

5977

63o7

31 82

63 364

14 6i9

41 760

10i8 1

1111

1193

1466

1614

1830

2568

2699

3394

42i4

5438

6012

6323

83 103

365 366

631 635

79o 798

U27 1028

118

226

471

615

832

511

715

4l8

215

579

037

351

1123

1247

1472

1655

1873

2523

2766

3487

4230

5619

6061

6372

125 1

386

638

8 5

1636

1124

1275

1477

167?

1920

2548

2776

3738

4253

57n3

6202

6375

30 14

419 4

674 6

824 8

1042

1129

1277

1478

1699

1953

2550

2819

3740

4303

5726

6203

6378

1 166

23 43

86 68

32 84

1045

1132

1320

1492

1702

1955

2612

2852

3810

43o8

5728

6217

6388

167

6 460

8 697

5 879

1055

U34

1349

1512

1710

2l44

2625

2966

3949

4328

5785

6222

6407

193 2

509

704

894

1066

1165

1354

1525

1712

2154

2639

2999

3957

5307

58Q8

6226

6436

05 25

549 5

709 7

941 9

1093

1166

1371

1542

1737

2306

2671

3059

3988

5344

5868

6242

6444

5 334

89

13

84

lu95

1172

1375

1567

1797

2333

2689

3374

3998

5369

587(1

6244

6451

II-2 1!
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

SILVER (CONTINUED)

6574 6575

6946 6949

7175 7181

738« 7393

6584

6981

7195

7394

6587

7003

7209

7407

6717

76 04

7212

7414

6824

7094

7229

7934

6849

7U8

7254

7959

6925

7il9

?28i

7983

6930

7146

7314

7997

6943 6947

7147 7166

736n 7373

SODIUM

4 6

141

259

413

467

606

706

831

903

992

113B

1283

1398

1495

1617

1737

1925

2422

2657

2751

2973

3736

4231

5326

57 Q 3

601*

6301

6687

6937

6982

7125

7282

7375

7945

7 2

155

274

414

487

625

707

834

923

993

11

12

14

15

16

17

1?

24

26

27

29

37

42

53

57

60

63

66

69

69

71

72

73

79

2 29 35

166 i67

275 2'0

4i7 418

488 489

635 637

7i4 730

842 845

933 934

995 104

65 1193

89 1311

l9 1438

05 1510

49 1664

46 1751

36 1957

98 25n2

62 2673

59 2766

99 3350

69 3791

48 4258

43 5370

25 5771

37 6q55

q7 6359

88 6720

38 6939

91 6999

29 7164

95 7304

80 7393

48 7978

54 55

174

300

419

509

641

735

848

939

5 lo5

1216

1319

1452

1533

1699

1766

1968

2508

268o

2775

3365

36 8

4263

5384

5785

6 56

6375

6734

6941

7Q04

7l65

7305

7407

7996

56 73

175 18

328 33

423 42

511 52

652 65

76n 76

849 85

942 94

5 1661

121* 1

1332

1456

1540

1703

l78o

1976

2519 2

2688 2

2797

3368

3964

428l

539q 5

5869 5

6§62 6

6376 6

6754 6

6951 6

7673 7

7l77 7

73n6 7

7416 7

80OI 8

79 102 1

9 205 215

37n 37l

9 432 433

1 541 544

9 662 686

7 775 789

n 853 879

5 961 966

1063 108

226 1227

344 1351

46o 1466

542 1552

707 I7n9

785 1800

983 2121

523 2548

689 2690

801 28l9

369 3383

99o 4191

283 4285

399 54n2

924 5931

n63 6o67

382 6442

826 6827

953 6963

Q77 7082

212 7218

34i 7351

421 7896

017 8021

03 104 1

237 238

382 385

442 450

553 555

688 699

810 812

887 888

968 969

6 1089 1

12 5 1 126

1354 137

147i 147

1558 155

1710 171

1813 181

2l4i 230

2550 257

2707 271

2852 287

347o 348

4i93 419

4286 429

5500 551

5936 598

6i99 620

6453 657

6922 692

6965 696

7q92 710

724n 724

736o 737

7898 79n

07 12

246

398

454

561

7 2

829

894

977

118 1 3 126

139

147

160

172

185

6 236

9 261

1 27i

1 288

3 37o

8 42b

3 432

561

606

622

657

693

7 697

2 711

3 725

1 737

1 793

3 136

252

400

455

564

704

830

895

979

134

9 1272

1395

1492

1616

1736

1897

2376

2651

2735

2963

8 3723

1 4216

4347

5697

6ull

6226

4 6668

6936

6976

7123

7260

7373

7938

11-25

375-791 O - 70 - 13
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

STRONTIUM

22 54 55 56 67

46n 469 483 484

704 705 758 714

963 968 1014 10

1226 1277 1281

1737 1766 1797

2689 2852 2977

5771 5785 5951

63l7 6375 6376

6965 7021 7164

7959

68 80

485

723

45 10

1332

l8no

2984

5989

6574

7i68

103 166

588 595 6

788 8o3 8

86 1088 1

1334 1340

189

3383

5991

6584

7232

1*8 2

3483

6002

6729

7292

167 214

14 631 6

10 815 8

089 H34

1665 16

2006

4272

6016

6754

7316

25

43

60

69

73

236 290

35 676 6

29 830 8

1150 11

97 1699

23 2548

29 5500

37 6055

36 6939

89 7935

442 459

88 697

56 879

70 ll9u

1710 1727

2550 2676

5619 5755

6064 6 o 6

7

6962 6963

7938 7948

SULFUR

22 37 140 141 291 423 437 495 497 588 59i 641 652 659

676 688 699 704 705 766 716 767 892 893 897 921 937

977 1045 1057 1085 H24 H77 1193 l2i5 1218 1237 1354

1378

1649

1965

2963

5543

7240

1455

17 9

2129

3769

5923

7296

1456

1711

2148

3716

6u86

7351

1471

1720

2149

3723

6410

7874

1477

1778

2550

3793

6412

7880

1479

1782

2689

4193

6446

7931

1520

1785

2751

4227

6568

7932

1559

1818

2764

4258

6973

1570

1857

2794

4285

7004

1601

1870

2849

4300

7172

1621

1898

2948

55 lo

7231 <

TANTALUM

9 26 51 97 103 145 147 166 167 179 197 265 266 291 319

367 371 390 419 508 5b9 544 575 614 637 641 662 688

698 764 729 760 789 799 82n 849 870 879 887 896 910

955 1002 1045 1102 Hi8 1123 1127 1128 U37 1165 1166

1201

1582

1840

3383

6443

7152

1226

1615

1966

3387

6574

7164

1263

1616

2480

4310

6575

7167

1319

1655

2496

4411

6707

7254

1410

1699

25H2

5500

6725

7281

1434

1709

2523

5786

6833

7360

1454

1710

2689

5936

6963

7865

1478

1759

269o

6356

6965

7867

1487

1803

2717

6376

6966

7937

1518

1817

2830

6383

7145

7938

1538

1829

3346

6442

7149

7948

II-2b

4
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

TECHNET IUM

10 11 15 72 697 1220 2673 6574

TELLERIUM

103 166 167 174 224 270 434 511 588 662 676 688 705

76n 792 845 879 894 m8 1122 1226 1240 1246 1360 1412

1441 1477 1567 1603 1702 1710 1848 2537 2550 2640 2689

3730 3731 4321 53o7 5336 56l9 57j.6 573n 5948 6385 6394

6934 6972 6992 7 o3 7q8i 7116 7212 728i 7869 7888 79i9

7959

TERBIUM

79 163 115 267

j.478 1649 1655

2694 3100 3395

7938

439 544 662 688 7q4

1710 1723 1803 1835

3714 577l 5936 6442

767 1Q42 1226 1324

1945 1957 1959 2689

6923 6965 6999 7884

> THALLIUM

89 133 l4i 146

1172 1212 1603

56l9 5984 6226

255 363 365 4H 4l9

1710 2006 2525 2643

6676 6678 6972 7232

697 8i5 869 883

2689 3793 4221 43lu

7460 7919 7934

THORIUM

40 41 42 54 55 56 104 120 137 166 25o 289 290 393 395

421 640 641 656 688

1042 1045 1090 1165

1401

1723

2447

4203

5936

7145

7943

14q4

1725

2550

4 3o2

6069

7152

1439

1746

2636

4391

6376

7206

1454

1760

2714

5323

6393

7254

764 7o8 79o 808 815

1180 1189 1226 1277

1477

1774

2852

5328

6442

7333

1494

1817

2882

5735

6739

7360

1498

1842

2976

5771

6950

7416

1531

1857

3105

5785

6963

7865

828 879 973

1361 1371 1391

1699 1709 1722

1*06 2122 2437

3483 3958 4198

5788 579Q 5867

6965 6981 7108

7937 7938 7939

11-27
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

THULIUM

115 439 544 588 662 676 7q5 713 811 1042 1226 1344

1478 1584 1655 1710 l8n3 1835 1*45 1959 2689 37i4 53o8

5936 7938

TIN

141 149 174 205 508

79q 799 8?0 845 87q

1125 1133 1135 1165

1710

2694

5344

6587

7254

1896

2?l7

5369

6947

7281

1863

2769

56i9

6949

7360

2144

295o

5712

6956

7951

569 537 575 588 63l 676 7o2 70S

894 941 1042 10«5 1U3 1123 1124

1166 H9i 1226 1349 13851564 l7 9

2296 2430 2523 2601 2640 2654 2689

3383 373Q 3731 3793 4268 4328 5336

5977 6226 6322 *323 6337 6383 6575

6957 7i64 7i67 7 2 12 7223 7225 7232

7959

TITANIUM

78 83 140 205 29l 659 697 76o

1134 H72 1226 134o 1363 1375

1898 19H 1965 2306 2499 255o

3560 3793 4l89 4211 4286 6n65

821 84i 85i 953 1124

1442 1501 1710 1797 1863

2628 2689 2689 2965 3355

6963 7ni 7232 7938 7996

TUNGSTEN

26 6

252

637

799

1045

122*

1649

1965

2690

3384

5771

6965

7355

5 8i 1

291 3o

659 68

810 82

1055

1263

1693

23o8

27i7

38 6

5785

7003

7360

03 1 4 34

7 68

82

1086

1332

1699

248

271

38iu

6356

7135

7410

40 14

7 37i

8 698

4 829

1093

I34n

1709

2495

2769

3975

6383

7152

7865

1 145

459 4

7q4 7

83n 8

1118

1363

1?16

2496

2776

3997

6409

7154

7934

165

19 5

14 7

49 8

1118

l37i

1727

2302

2819

4232

6572

7164

7938

166 1

04 50

26 75

7n 87

1150

I4n6

1800

2523

2852

44H

6574

7167

67 18

8 548

8 76o

9 893

U55

1412

1817

255

2882

5378

6584

^211

9 205

549

767

920

1165

1471

18 2 9

2614

2999

5385

6725

7212

230

575 6

779 7

99n 1

1169

1477

1840

2638

3379

56i9

6754

7254

246

31

83

042

1215

1487

19 2 U 2639

3383

57 3

6844

7281

II-SR

«
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

URANIUM

419

614

79o

952

112 4

1371

1498

1797

2673

420 8

5735

6077

67l3

7220

7940

14 52 53

269 288 2

446

64?

808

971

1134

1389

1527

I8i7

2754

4381

5765

6331

67i4

7252

7943

120 1 90 32

49 46

41 65

10 81

019 1 1180

I4n4

1531

1857

2852

5262

5771

6346

6739

7254

7948

42 14

1 326

1 472

6 676

9 824

025 1

1189

1428

1597

1865

3074

5323

5785

6375

6748

7256

7959

3 151

327

49n

688

828

042 1

ll9fl

1429

1607

19 0]

339i

5328

5788

6376

6951

7360

7975

166

329 3

492 5

692 7

841 8

059 l

1212

1439

1652

1906

3483

5343

579

6387

6963

7364

8006

167 2

32 34

11 51

04 70

66 87

076 1

1226

1442

1699

i960

3755

5439

5867

6439

6965

7865

0« 21

9 377

4 53n

5 708

9 880

0*9 1

1302

1468

1709

1973

3808

5447

5948

6441

6983

7869

3 217

393

564

728

909

090 1

1325

1477

1723

2437

3958

5551

5953

6459

6985

79Q6

233

410 4

572

737

920

109

1357

1478

1725

2474

3987

5716

5965

6691

7035

7928

252

12

88

60

46

122

1361

1494

1727

255 n 4198

5732

6012

6702

7216

7938

VANADIUM

47 68

468 5

704 7

895 9

1254

1492

1938

2766

57ol

6928

73o3

80 8

09 59

52 75

41 10

1263

1526

1965

2950

5958

6929

7311

1 89

8 607

8 76o

01 10

1289

1565

1980

3344

5970

6933

7331

107 1

635

781

86 10

1298

1631

2495

3713

5995

694o

7342

40 16

637 6

797 8

88 in

1313

1665

2499

3793

6003

6963

7901

5 205

38 64

in 82

93 10

1317

1709

2550

4191

6065

697

7930

230

1 686

1 824

97 11

1319

1710

2601

4206

6309

7004

7938

257 301 305 409 419

687 690 697 702

849 851 883 893

45 115n 1172 1226

1340 1442 146Q 1471

1727

2662

4232

6712

?lll

8 17

1749

2689

4270

6734

7123

1788

2696

4314

6743

7232

1911

27q7

54iu

6922

7246

XENON

1412 1539 1891 2689

YTTERBIUM

115 267 439 588 641

1226 1344 17o9 1710

2931 3100 3384 3714

6965 6999 7938

676 7o5 713 1008 lo2l 1042 1055

1835 1882 1945 1959 2689 2694 2735

378o 5447 5771 5936 6043 6442 6923

> II-B^
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

YTTRIUM

103 115 227 267 2*1 544 631 659 662 688 704 760 767

879 1014 1055 1340 1374 1403 1413 l4?4 1596 1649 1699

1710 1725 1835 1945 1959 1978 2498 255o 2614 2657 2689

2735 3100 3997 4214 6679 6584 7021 7964 8005

ZINC

33 34 54

174

418

614

704

8i5

942

1089

1165

1263

1411

1477

1678

1745

212 4

253'

2665

2766

2^50

3485

4232

5345

57 3

5950

6067

6356

67i5

6933

7077

723?

7370

7959

205

419

622

765

824

968

55

46

42

25

06

29

77

56 63 6< 252 255

454

635

707

83o

985

11CJ5

1166

1273

1412

1492

1699

1766

2296

2548

2669

2769

2965

3487

4293

5369

5725

5977

6199

6375

67i6

6941

7Q92

7243

7391

7983

110?

1190

1275

1432

1515

1703

1767

2308

2550

2673

2776

2999

37n8

4263

5370

5728

5981

62H2

6383

6754

6943

7o94

7246

7393

8017

504

637

710

834

987

1113

1193

1277

1434

1564

17(.)7

1797

2333

2578

2688

2801

3Q59

3723

4267

5383

5753

5991

6203

6397

6831

6949

7116

7254

74u7

I 78

263

568

641

714

845

1005

1118

1210

1286

1438

I6ni

1708

1800

2386

26ni

2689

2819

3661

3730

4286

5386

577i

5995

6207

6407

6845

6953

7125

7257

7877

3 103

90 29

09

48

26

70

51

65

76

87

1042

1123

1211

1307

1441

1613

1709

1815

2430

2613

269q

2848

3n75

3731

4291

539o

5785

6003

6226

6451

6849

6963

7129

7260

7879

116 138

322 328

544 584

662 676

789 79o

888 894

1045 lo63

1133 U34

1215 1223

1332 1344

1456 1466

I616 1645

1710 1723

1825 1828

2447 2508

26l9 2638

2699 2717

2852 287q

3382 3383

3732 3740

4308 4315

5438 5448

58fi8 5864

6008 6nl2

6307 6309

6574 65§7

6923 6924

6965 6972

7164 7i66

7281 7 2 99

7933 7934

140 14

358 3

586 5

686 6

799 8

899 9

1068

1135

1240

1354

1469

1648

1736

1856

2509

2639

2718

2871

3418

3957

4329

5502

5869

6016

6328

6671

6929

6981

7195

7316

7935

1 166 167

70 371

606

699

810

941

lu86

1159

88

88

04

20

1069

1138

1244

1373

1471

167

1737

1920

2523

2640

2721

2876

3475

3961

5307

56i9

5924

6037

6337

6697

6930

6999

7211

7360

7938

1254

1384

1472

1677

1738

1965

2534

2654

2739

2931

3483

4153

5336

5697

5944

60 61

6348

6712

6931

7004

7212

7362

7948

11-30
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-ELEMENT DETERMINED

ZIRCONIUM

9 2« 83 163 166 167

641 676 688 704 7o5

1124 U65 1173 1226

I7n9 l7i0 1765 1560

3488 43l7 5500 577l

6965 6994 7004 7l45

176 212 232 398 507 569 588 614

767 8l5 879 988 1022 1045 1645

1375 l3Bi 1410 1477 l48l 1537 1646

2498 255o 2689 2717 2*35 2965 3363

5936 6227 6297 6574 6575 6943 6957

7232 7393 7460 7938 7948 7949 7959

RARE EARTHS

7 102 166 167 227 258 544 879 895 925 1015 1016 1045

1047

1774

3386

57q6

6220

7294

1187

1839

3395

57 P 7

6228

7369

12n5

2145

3397

5778

6343

7377

1235

2327

3732

5862

6367

7431

1257

2369

3810

5873

6939

7939

1323

2550

4219

5961

6959

7944

1356

2741

4322

5963

7004

1404

2763

5347

5964

7n9i

1474

2932

5359

6049

7696

1477

3376

5500

6Q77

7166

1681

3383

5705

6079

7236

LANTHANIDES

) 1205 1285 6207 6455 6586 7948

I 11-31
«
APPENDIX III

APPENDIX III

INDEX

PAGE

AIR, ATMOSPHERE III-l

ARCHAELOGICAL SPECIMENS III-l

ART III-l

BIOLOGICAL, GENERAL, INCLUDING VIRUS III-l

BIOLOGICAL, BLOOD III-2

BIOLOGICAL, URINE III.-2

BIOLOGICAL, OTHER FLUIDS III-2

BIOLOGICAL, SOFT TISSUE, INCLUDES HAIR, NAILS,

HOOFS III-2

BIOLOGICAL, BONE, TEETH «... III-3

BIOLOGICAL, FISH III-3

BIOLOGICAL, SHELL FISH III-3

BIOLOGICAL, SEAWEED III-3

BIOLOGICAL, LEAVES, NEEDLES III-3

BIOLOGICAL, WOOD III-3

BIOLOGICAL, OTHER BOTANICAL III-f

BIOLOGICAL, "IN VIVO" III-f

CELLULOSE - TEXTILES III-f

CEMENT III-f

CHROMATOGRAPHY AND ION EXCHANGE - PAPER, RESINS,

REAGENTS, ETC III-f

CLAYS III-f

COAL III-5

CORROSION PRODUCTS III-5

DETERGENTS III-5

DRUGS III-5

DUSTS III-5

FOOD III-5

FORENSIC, GENERAL III-5

FORENSIC, HAIR AND FINGERNAILS Ill-fa

FORENSIC, POISONS Ill-fa

FORENSIC, GUNPOWDER RESIDUE Ill-b

FORENSIC, TRACE IDENTIFICATION Ill-b

GLASS Ill-b

INORGANIC COMPOUNDS (GENERAL) Ill-b

IN-STREAM ANALYSIS III-7

ISOTOPIC ANALYSIS III-?

LIQUIDS, EXCLUDING WATER AND SEA WATER III-7

METALS AND ALLOYS (GENERAL) III-7

METEORITES AND TEXTITES III-8

MINERALS III-8

ORES III-8

ORGANIC COMPOUNDS III-q

ORGANOMETALLIC COMPOUNDS III-R

PARTICLES III-q
INDEX

PAGE

PESTICIDES III-R

PETROLEUM AND DERIVATIVES 111-10

PHOTOGRAPHIC FILM AND MATERIAL Ill-ID

PLASTICS 111-10

PROCESS CONTROL III-IO

PROTEIN • - III -10

QUARTZ III-IO

REACTOR MATERIALS III-IO

REAGENTS III-ll

REFRACTORIES AND CERAMICS III-ll

ROCKS III-ll

SEDIMENTS, MARINE III-ll

SEMICONDUCTOR MATERIALS 111-12

SOILS - FERTILIZERS ". . . 111-12

SPACE APPLICATIONS, LUNAR I II -12

STABLE TRACERS 111-12

STEEL AND CAST IRONS 111-12

SURFACE ANALYSIS 111-13

THIN FILMS 111-13

WATER 111-13

WATER, SEA 111-13

WELL LOGGING 111-13

LITHIUM AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS 111-13

AMMONIUM COMPOUNDS AND ALKALI METALS AND THEIR

ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS (EXCLUDING LITHIUM) .... III-lf

BERYLLIUM AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS III-lf

MAGNESIUM AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS III-lf

CALCIUM, STRONTIUM AND BARIUM AND THEIR

ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS III-lf

BORON AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS III-lf

ALUMINUM III-lf

ALUMINUM ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS 111-15

TITANIUM AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS 111-15

ZIRCONIUM AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS 111-15

HAFNIUM AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS 111-15

NIOBIUM AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS 111-15

TANTALUM AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS Ill-lb

CHROMIUM, VANADIUM AND MANGANESE AND THEIR

ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS Ill-lb

MOLYBDENUM AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS III-lfa

TUNGSTEN AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS Ill-lb

IRON AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS (EXCLUDING

STEELS AND CAST IRONS) Ill-lb

COBALT AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS Ill-lb

NICKEL AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS III-17

COPPER AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS III-17

ZINC AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS III-17

«
INDEX

PAGE

GALLIUM, INDIUM AND THALLIUM AND THEIR

ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS . . . . III-17

CADMIUM AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS III-l?

SILVER, GOLD AND MERCURY AND THEIR

ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS 111-17

PLATINUM AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS . 111-18

RHENIUM, RUTHENIUM, OSMIUM, RHODIUM, IRIDIUM AND

PALLADIUM AND THEIR ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS .... 111-18

CARBON, GRAPHITE, DIAMOND ...... 111-18

SILICON AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

(EXCLUDING QUARTZ) ..... 111-18

GERMANIUM AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS ...... 111-18

TIN AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS . Ill -11

LEAD AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS 111-11

PHOSPHORUS AND PHOSPHATES 111-1*1

ARSENIC AND ANTIMONY AND THEIR

ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS II I -11

BISMUTH AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS 111-11

SULFUR ... 111-11

SELENIUM AND TELLURIUM AND THEIR

ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS III-SO

RARE EARTHS AND THEIR ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

(INCLUDING SC + Y) 111-20

HALOGENS ... 111-20

NOBLE GASES 111-20

URANIUM, THORIUM AND PLUTONIUM AND THEIR

ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS III-SO

FISSION PRODUCTS 111-20

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

AIR, ATMOSPHERE

184 185 476 562 966 1QQ4 1036 1081 1083 1266

1543 1569 1874 i924 2553 2693 2*81 2998 5397

5967 6nl7 6058 6307 6361 6362 6363 6364 6365

6393 6921 6922 6923 7090 7l20 7123 7146 7147

7312 7328 733* 7405 79ol 8nl7

ARCHAELOGICAL SPECIMENS

13 351 533 561 619 1032 1132 1301 1306 1376 1897

1926 2495 2575 2762 2945 3738 3*98 4230 4328

5579 5729 5742 5788 620* 6215 62l7 6224 6227

624l 6242 6244 6372 6378 6388 6391 6436 6457

6458 657q 6587 6948 6949 695q 7Q83 7209 7260

7333 734Q 7375 74l6 7873 7937 801 9

ART

1504 1825 I834 2589 2694 3988 6031 6061 6241

657n 6849 6947 6948 7873

; BIOLOGICAL, GENERAL, INCLUDING VIRUS

35 47 5

425 476

839 848

1688 11

1241 12

146i 15

1668 16

1769 17

1977 19

2563 25

2718 27

297i 29

3503 35

4i94 42

5358 55

5847 58

5983 59

5997 59

6438 64

6944 70

7l88 71

7403 74

8013

9 68 80

486 541

894 930

00 1105

88 1296

06 1534

69 1687

81 1873

82 2124

7l 2584

38 2759

85 2'98

07 3508

07 4221

96 5626

48 5874

85 5986

98 6016

52 6459

02 7035

89 7191

29 7913

123 1

592

939

1120

13Q8

1567

1702

1892

2126

2585

2791

3060

3728

4261

5699

5926

5987

6024

6699

7085

7195

7927

92 21

594 5

965 9

1125

1317

1577

1703

1894

2422

2603

2792

3086

3769

4267

5760

5945

5988

6051

6737

7087

7224

7950

4 284 308

95 638 65

75 976 99

ll9f) 1195

1370 1389

1625 1644

1704 i7q5

1895 1899

2426 2445

2642 2657

2793 2946

3360 3468

3985 3989

4274 43l5

5774 5785

5947 5979

5989 5993

6206 620?

6838 6930

7131 7139

7240 7334

7965 8009

310

1 709

9 105

1198

1436

1660

1706

1963

2520

2673

2964

3469

4002

4376

5790

5980

5994

6304

6932

7141

7357

8010

317 320

717 811

6 1086

1224

1439

1665

1762

1970

2554

2707

2969

3482

4004

4377

5808

5982

5995

6328

6942

7187

7362

8oil

> III-l
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

BIOLOGICAL, BLOOD

33 34 62 63 64 66 123 138 237 263 3

383 405 476 488 489 533 542 56q 57q

730 845 862 882 929 938 993 1U20 10

ll4i 1143 1206 1211 1241 1242 1276

1412 1421 1436 1463 1470 1702 i7q7

1748 1750 1766 i767 1824 1858 i948

2123 2365 2503 25o8 2535 255i 2563

2695 2696 2733 2871 3061 3358 35o3

3789 3808 3955 3956 3959 4314 5386

577o 5972 5981 6001 6002 6008 6067

667i 6692 6697 6831 6846 7fl99 7243

7426 7425 7879 7887 79i4 7976

08 328 335

648 657 710

41 1086 1089

1305 1384

1708 1712

1975 1982

2689 2690

3669 3757

5502 5755

6303 6407

7316 7391

BIOLOGICAL, URINE

5o 214 476 483 484 487 673 7o2 866 880 894 943

1221 1241 1421 l7o2 l7l2 1858 i948 1964 2122

2534 2535 2551 2558 2689 2821 35o3 5382 5755

5953 5972 6001 6437 7o99 7947 7998

BIOLOGICAL, OTHER FLUIDS

178 208 385 418 450 476 560 772 788 932 1141

1206 1287 1392 i421 1649 1712 l747 1751 1824

1948 2125 2440 2535 2558 2733 2977 3503 3710

3957 5416 5472 5929 5972 6005 600 9 *052 6b55

6o64 6223 6302 67ll 67i6 7q20 7099 7137 72Q4

BIOLOGICAL, SOFT TISSUE, INCLUDES HAIR, NAILS, AND HOOFS

33 34

263 3

484 5

7 6 7

lOOl

1206

1326

1552

1858

2403

2588

2789

2999

3956

5366

5869

6ol2

48 1

08 31

04 51

09 71

1041

1225

1392

1563

1873

2434

2638

2797

3062

3982

5386

5927

6013

23 12

317

2 513

717

1078

1233

1400

1650

1893

2455

2639

28l9

3091

4l9g

539Q

5944

6063

4 138

328

533

725

in86

1250

1411

1692

1«14

25q3

2699

2853

3334

4227

5393

5976

6069

144 154 1

333 335 37

535 542 55

819 844 84

1088 iq97

1271

1412

1702

1*20

2539

27l9

2871

3388

4232

5394

5977

6211

1276

1421

1712

1925

2546

2730

288i

3468

4240

5435

5999

6309

78 19

4 414

652

8 852

1100

1278

1439

1748

1*37

2548

2756

2^38

35q3

4281

57q1

6O06

6353

8 208

442

667

883

1134

1310

1442

1752

2121

2551

2776

2942

3736

4283

5727

6007

6438

254 259

48l 483

752 7 U 5

9li 944

1172

1311

1452

1797

230 8

2572

2786

2943

3949

4374

5851

6011

6674

III-E
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

| BIOLOGICAL, SOFT TISSUE, INCLUDES HAIR, NAILS AND HOOFS

(CONTINUED)

6688 6712 67*6 6832 6853 6931 6*33 6934 6935

6937 6938 7o9q 7113 7138 7i75 7182 7i86 7215

7222 7234 7246 7300 7321 738o 7427 7877 79q8

7979 7991 7992 7993 7999 8000 8034

BIOLOGICAL, BONE, TEETH

79 136 194 308 378 413 485 5l2 521 675 7q9 714

741 829 830 856 968 1086 U00 1170 1332 1436

1439 1446 1457 i5l2 1697 1752 l780 1800 1873

1985 1982 2565 2573 2629 2633 2685 3503 3506

3725 3726 3958 3982 43l9 6003 600« 6587 6685

6686 6715 7369 7370 7412 7882 7999

BIOLOGICAL, FISH

164 165 409 757 758 110* 1172 1257 1395 1778

2668 2973 5746 6fl23 6945

* BIOLOGICAL, SHELL FISH

164 165 409 723 1087 1094 1257 1277 1395 1401

1457 1781 5726 6936

BIOLOGICAL, SEAWEED

164 165 409 8lo 1109 1727 2546 2732 6375 7o95

792i

BIOLOGICAL, LEAVES, NEEDLES

67 310 636 702 709 740 953 1086 1230 1234 1436

193n 2501 2773 2892 3391 3509 3791 4269 5370

5935 6943 7257

BIOLOGICAL, WOOD

333 1100 1114 6670

III-3

375-791 O - 70 - 14
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

BIOLOGICAL, OTHER BOTANICAL

62 63 65 66 l6o 3l7 454 459 52o 533 553 571 636

7b2 709 723 740 773 804 Bin 81l 866 880 933 934

1087 1108 1230 1274 1361 1484 1748 1749 1782

1805 1873 1970 1971 2347 2736 2876 2892 2929

36*2 3341 3391 35o8 37i3 3714 3747 379i 3982

399i 4320 5327 5445 5571 5725 5924 5925 5978

599b 5991 6080 6281 6295 6409 6438 6704 6842

685i 6852 6926 6939 6941 7i25 7182 7242 7338

7393 7893 7921 7983

BIOLOGICAL, IN VIVO

155 962 1806 3078 3745 6Q14 60l5 6047 6827 7084

7i02 7318 7319 7353 7372 7426 7429 7968 8oi2

CELLULOSE - TEXTILES

3l7 333 4U2 573 7l7 1007 1057 1073 1087 1110

1114 1239 1472 1478 1583 1584 1888 2481

2655 2803 5872 6406 7077 7160 7373 7382

1114 1239 1472 1478 1583 1584 1888 2481 2493

CEMENT

1917 2323 2934 6352 6721 6975

CHROMATOGRAPHY AND ION EXCHANGE - PAPER, RESINS, REAGENTS,

ETC.

5ll 1664 2141 4406 5407 5930 7949 8021

CLAYS

289 433 518 1385 1495 3370 6352

III- 1!
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

COAL

57 113 477 612 1067 I4l4 1646 1*98 1889 1898

2504 2507 2622 2*33 2941 30?6 38o3 5621 6301

7202 7293 7364 7899

CORROSION PRODUCTS

97 482 4327 6754 7365

DETERGENTS

3Q9

DRUGS

90 573 810 1077 1203 1205 1314 1746 2588 2648 2739

2805 4329 5751 5756 6314 6673 6679 6687 6746 6945

I

DUSTS

1036 1569 1606 1962 7090

FOOD

339 476 588 676 699

1057 1096 1788 l89o

2701 2736 2838 3092

6u24 6308 6359 6755

7297 7299 7329 7332

702 705 707 709 935 963 1U24

I9i3 1982 2563 2569 2689

35Q5 4323 5951 5984 5996

6940 6944 7126 7211 72l9

7413 7907 79ll 7927 8oo8

FORENSIC, GENERAL

112 134 444 520 551

1689 2517 2603 26o5

2959 3486 3968 4006

6b"25 6o27 6u28 6n30

6333 6377 6835 6847

7324 7348 7384 8030

706 763 1031 1056 1149 1290

2607 2647 2673 2765 2958

5401 5710 6018 6020 6021

6042 6210 6225 6311 63l5

6863 6952 7085 7l9Q 7323

8032

III-5
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

FORENSIC, HAIR AND FINGERNAILS

134 198 520 565 584

1734 1736 1737 1928

2926 2958 3486 37C8

6Q39 6040 6041 6953

593 625 7q2 7Q6 802 970 1422

2143 2517 2548 257Q 2607 2765

4380 5358 5869 6ul9 6Q37 6(138

6954 6955 7129 7383

FORENSIC, POISONS

7Q6 2517 26Q5 26q7 2765 3486 54qi 6953

FORENSIC, GUNPOWDER RESIDUE

183 1034 1442 1732 2l45 2464 25i7 26o5 26Q7 2765

2782 2790 ?79i 2792 2793 3065 3486 35Q4 5401 5750

6Q34 6035 6Q36 6312 6639 6953 7q86

FORENSIC, TRACE IDENTIFICATION

1035 1635

2648 2765

4263 4286

6Q48 6313

1715

278 2

4329

6314

1736

279

54Q1

6376

2144

2791

5543

6951

2517

2?92

6026

6953

2605

2793

6p29

7996

2607

2931

6032

8031

2645 2647

3486 350 4

6033 6045

GLASS

274 275 407

7948 7958

1117 1472 5566 5919 5933 5968 6033

INORGANIC COMPOUNDS (GENERAL)

79 82 130 196 200 205 3l3 437 438 499 5i4 5l9 631

659 670 702 7l2 824

1072 1112 1116 1129

1510 1528 1711 1713

2052 2498 2543 2546

6976 7174 7217 7902

825 845 986 iqi4 1026 1067

1202 1226 1248 1351 14Q4 1437

1720 1725 1774 1899 1939 1968

2645 2922 2989 4214 5499 6382

Ill-fa
)

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

IN-STREAM ANALYSIS

169 206 207 219 445 632 79l 1055 1302 2006 24in

3753 43^2 5578 5581 5748 5764 622 9 7Q30 7o31

»

7i98 7202 7302 7342

ISOTOPIC ANALYSIS

53 100 110 114 137 160 233 256 261 288 321 332 347

421 448 449 5J.7 53q 737 770 782 784 841 926 1012

1019 1023 1059 1062 107q 1079 Hoi 1357 1362 1377

1415 1416 1427 144? 1457 1532 1576 1668 1678 17Q4

1706 1726 1811 1857 1865 1872 19q6 1914 1921 23Q3

2473 2540 2543 2546 2618 2627 2634 2687 2695 272?

2731 2737 2754 3o74 3Q8l 3102 3711 3959 3965 4?Q 8

5295 5435 5449 6q43 6q73 0346 6366 6439 645Q 6582

6588 6669 6675 6683 6946 6960 6983 7013 7l27 7216

7220 7250 7894 8035

LIQUIDS, EXCLUDING WATER AND SEA WATER

279 573 H07 1351 1361 1374 1442 1879 1882 25ll

3374 3379 3393

METALS AND ALLOYS (GENERAL)

3 80 241 264 279 346 4q8 426 453 5q6 591 631 655

7b3 704 707 712 755 756 8o5 806 819 821 824 921

lo3o 1060 1067 in88 1093 1103 Hl3 H24 1190

1193 1321 1361 1438 1441 146o l522 1604 1739

1849 2480 2550 2562 2662 2678 2686 2802 2922

2936 2949 2970 2978 3070 3o9o 35o2 3746 3768

3977 4i96 4197 4211 42l5 5426 5772 5932 5968

6593 6722 6725 6742 6750 6752 682I 6844 7012

7615 7142 7284 7285 73o8 7417 8037

* III-?
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

METEORITES AND TEKTITES

9 26 39 40 41 42 84 85 86 96 142 143 145 146 158

186 187 199 209 212 217 226 268 269 410 411 412

434 436 439 469 470 490 493 528 529 548 563 587

616 683 698 721 736 768 776 778 779 817 964 988

1002 1010 1012 1017 1022 1076 1101 1117 1122

1145 1155 1168 1169 1172 1173 1174 1176 1187

1209 1210 1212 1214 1222 1251 1275 1297 1307

1323 1356 1381 1386 1431 1433 i486 1493 1494

1498 1502 1566 1571 1634 1693 1718 1719 1793

1813 1954 1959 2296 2338 2474 25q6 2509 2641

2735 2774 2991 3352 3467 3476 3774 4253 4268

429o 5262 5307 5343 5365 5448 5591 5716 57l7

5718 5719 5720 5721 5759 5775 5884 5948 5958

6riSo 6214 6386 6387 6389 6390 6399 6405 6587

6689 6739 6749 6822 6957 6958 6964 6968 6970

7107 7169 7197 7210 7223 7235 7303 7304 7306

7310 7311 7371 7377 7385 7386 74o5 7424 7869

7885 7888 7933 7940 7974 7981 8006

MINERALS

10 11. 15 72 73 96 98 10* 120 121 122 151 171 189

222 224 225 239 24n 249 250 35 4 360 366 380 393

397 429 46i 469 478 486 522 548 562 683 695 735

739 742 750 783 841 924 941 1015 1016 1081 1082

1083 1092 1094 no7 1109 1137 1178 1213 1216

1286 1293 1294 i356 1381 1393 l4 3 1427 1431

1432 1433 1435 1454 1457 1458 1460 1466 1474

148 1495 1513 1518 1527 1528 1538 1549 1550

1566 1652 1678 1817 1859 1863 1885 1906 1952

197b 1978 23l8 2354 2431 2526 2636 2644 2669

2684 2688 269Q 2720 2747 3366 3367 3375 3386

3387 3395 34l4 346n 3501 374Q 3766 4282 5320

5325 5343 5350 54q6 5592 5705 57o6 5707 5767

5852 5934 5949 5961 5962 5963 5965 6074 6204

6205 6222 6227 6343 6443 6454 6684 6701 67o7

6845 6956 6959 6961 6972 7i5l 7327 7361 7367

7385 7418 799Q 8043 8044

ORES

14 120 147 169 i7q 172 210 2l3 249 265 266 289

291 301 329 349 380 445 479 546 554 562 612 616

621 630 665 677 695 717 728 768 819 855 908 97l

978 984 lull 1025 1047 108l 1082 1083 1102 1111

1137 ll5o 1162 H90 1195 u96 1280 1334 1340

1356 1374 1413 1435 1458 1521 l527 1550 1551

III-!
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

ORES (CONTINUED)

1553

1677

2348

2904

33?i

346?

4o05

558i

669i

7237

7862

1554

1857

2350

294Q

3372

3464

4214

5761

6706

7302

7878

1555

1§59

2444

3373

3473

4307

5767

6748

7314

7883

1556

1886

2499

2966

3374

3501

43 9

395

6824

7354

7884

1581

1906

2688

3063

3376

3739

4311

6054

6977

7359

7904

1611

1955

2690

3076

3379

3760

5323

6358

7o93

7374

7926

1623

1961

2747

3105

3385

38n3

5356

6368

7103

7379

7941

1651

1978

2801

3342

3395

3948

5428

6392

7111

7411

7994

1671

2283

2888

3362

3460

3976

5551

6405

7202

7414

ORGANIC COMPOUNDS

>

8d 192 205 323

827 839 863 87i

1672 1084 1096 1103

1238

1479

1617

1876

266i

3716

1259

1491

1655

1896

2794

3723

1288

1509

1670

1902

2921

372^

03 498 5l9 591 696 7Q2 7Q9 7H

895 921 928 986 1042 1045 107l

1112 1116 1138 H39 1218

1437 1455 1456 1462 1472 1478

1510 1519 1529 1534 1539 1595

1694 1728 1743 1744 1745 1819

2379 2433 2519 2524 2543 2562

3033 3364 3365 3482 3505 37o9

3778 3954 3986 420* 4216 532*

542n 6o85 6681 6717 7o89 7l8o 7194 7258

ORGANOMETALLIC COMPOUNDS

2519 2543 3075 5357 7090

PARTICLES

43 735 916 1036 1326 1439 1460 1606 1902 2976

6307

PESTICIDES

762 1056 2790 3505 3791 5975 6364 6926 7i4o 7242

III-R
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

PETROLEUM AND DERIVATIVES "

86 89 107 567 762 797 1088 ll72 1254 1443 1535

1565 1572 16Q1 i738 1789 1815 l896 1899 2337

245? 2518 26l9 2651 27o5 274o 3027 3028 3365

3505 3752 427Q 4285 5383 5510 5923 5970 6357

645i 6929 6973 7296 7331 735i 7899 7954 7955

797

PHOTOGRAPHIC FILM AND MATERIAL

334 738 3394 7026 7176

PLASTICS

21 37 105 605 762 860 942 977 1065 1088 1097

1492 1514 l5l9 1764 1831 2518 2657 2689 27U

2766 3781 3973 4209 6854 7218 7280 7315 7399

7931 7969

PROCESS CONTROL

1586 1590 2666 5969

PROTEIN

134 709 1342 2129 5395 5405 60Q0 6001 6068 6745

7282 8001 8038

QUARTZ

205 302 623 689 799 888 927 I065 1495 1505 l6lo

1655 2717 2728 3369 3759 5353 54o2 5865 6Q62 7l64

7165 7166 7167 7l68 7229

REACTOR MATERIALS

234 349 419 7qS 717 726 735 974 1Q42 1171 1192

1204 1357 1902 5765 6713 6714 6751 7397 7430

III-1G
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

) REAGENTS

360 1069 i 72 1135 1136 1265 1636 1«62 25l8 27j.7

5335 6667

REFRACTORIES AND CERAMICS

154|j 2664 3480 6077 7073 7l2l

ROCKS

9 10

3ol 3

523 5

6(jO 6

8i0 8

1002

1683

ll8o

1294

1419

1495

1585

1817

1953

2447

272n

2966

337i

356u

4242

5428

5743

5959

6322

6445

6823

697o

7i49

7309

7900

11 26

61 362

24 525

16 656

19 820

1007

1094

1182

1297

1431

1518

1596

1835

196

2453

2731

2991

3387

3774

4262

5436

5747

5960

6324

6684

6956

6972

7152

7336

7928

96 98

363

526

669

841

022

107

185

340

432

531

6i5

857

97Q

6n3

735

079

395

780

278

439

767

079 6

343 6

701

959

999

181

341

929

120 199

365 367 4

548 5

724 7

922 9

1047

1121

1209

1374

1445

1538

1693

1887

2283

2641

2750

3088

3461

38Q3

4305

5501

5867

6204

6379

6724

6962

538

695

9o9

025

109

201

356

433

537

678

865

146

636

747

081

414

790

290

449

852

083

352

707

961

072

193

367

938

7196

74Q5

7944

204 2i

55 46i

55 572

28 739

41 949

1Q76 1

1125

1210

1383

1449

1550

1711

1899

2340

2669

2763

3089

3462

3961

4388

5713

5884

6205

6404

6729

6963

7101

7225

7408

7951

2 240 25

462 470

575 58Q

742 748

953 969

080 1081

128 1145

2l3 1229

385 1393

454 1474

558 1559

7l8 1727

9Q2 1911

348 2354

684 2694

839 2902

366 3367

470 3481

987 4192

322 5328

729 5731

934 5936

215 6220

4o5 6442

734 6740

964 6966

ID 8 7143

252 7256

4l8 7865

961 7978

7 269 285

478 522

587 595

750 779

984 999

1682

1169

1293

1416

1480

1571

1812

1930

2437

2705

2965

3368

3501

4195

54Q6

5739

5939

6298

6443

6741

6967

7148

7305

7867

7987

SEDIMENTS, MARINE

9 2Q4 212 470 47l 477 6l6 810

1094 1128 1385 1727 l97o 5771

6455 6924 6965 6969 6982 7921

III-ll

819 961 964 1002

5776 6204 6208 6375

7975
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

SEMI-CONDUCTOR MATERIALS

149 216 457 473 509 544 583 7q2 707 785 838 888

892 894 1063 1118 H33 1135 1253 1286 1354 1438

1441 1823 1855 1862 1907 1930 2523 3350 3485 35l4

3993 3995 4153 4321 5399 5437 57Q3 5928 5931 6o53

6572 6708 6989 7ul9 7325 7401 7942 7945 7982

SOILS - FERTILIZERS

I

67 98 175 329 454 616 8fl4 810

1131 1195 1196 1361 1419 lH*

1896 1899 197Q 2552 2553 2590

3093 3345 5697 599q 6295 6926

7151 7404 7896 79o9 7988 7989

848 9Q4 9q5 991 10U

1642 1782 1794 1874

2603 2705 3005 3o91

6951 7q83 7Q92 7i22

SPACE APPLICATIONS, LUNAR

253 545 658 996 1033 1052 1284 172l 1785 1912

2364 2684 3461 4198 4289 526l 5384 5440 6453

697i 7967 8014 8015

STABLE TRACERS

1548

6846

7l88

1799

6848

7312

5966

6858

7334

5967

6859

7382

8024 8034 8038

STEEL AND CAST IRONS

5992

6860

7425

6010

6925

7889

6058

6927

8013

6320 6461

6974 6994

8022 8023

87 8

552

940

1274

1537

1773

1956

2615

356o

5408

6723

7142

7355

8 118

581 6

990 1

1363

1541

1786

2418

2649

3746

5450

6728

7154

7361

119

20 62

026 1

1367

1589

1821

2429

2652

3750

5451

6738

7162

7376

223 3

8 687

085 l

1394

1590

1837

2507

2678

398i

5452

6830

7170

7419

04 30

690

093 1

1426

1598

1844

2526

2764

3997

5708

6856

7171

7917

5 351

717 7 097 1

1434

1642

1875

2537

2795

4^13

5766

6857

7182

353 3

18 810

102 11

1453

1711

1910

2542

2846

5238

6086

6977

7289

56 35

893

24 12

1468

1717

1911

2586

2983

5378

6398

6980

7291

7 417 42Q

903 915

01 1204

1473 1522

1740

1950

2596

3357

5380

6401

7076

7330

1760

1951

2611

3466

5389

6569

7080

7344

111-12
)

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

SURFACE ANALYSIS

29 423 1915 2562 2948 3()7Q 3992 4000 5543 6066

6595 6596 7Q11 7Q36 7200 7343 79q3 8q39

THIN FILMS

508 654 1060 1158 i380 1496 1899 2658 3064 3126

3973 3992 6978 7301

WATER

54 55 56 125 126 2o6 207 2&0 29q 300 333 686 735

843 853 868 937 959 981 1008 1021 1027 1062 1070

1109 1129 1135 H81 1190 1217 1237 1255 1266 1294

1351 1361 1435 1497 1528 1532 1725 1758 1814 1857

1874 i9q6 1973 1979 2157 2540 2543 2551 2656 2665

2666 2673 2689 2693 2717 2«00 2852 2873 2930 3084

3483 38Q8 3962 3965 3969 4258 4272 4302 4412 5749

5858 5919 5920 6016 6926 6*28 6939 7120 7218 72^4

7334 7410 7422 7898 7921 7959 7977 7986

WATER, SEA

164 235 236 422 475 477 492 586 614 723 810 1125

1127 1266 1345 1385 1402 1^57 1688 1727 1874 19Q6

1945 2157 2511 2673 2693 2>9u 2791 2792 2793 2848

2984 3960 3969 4219 4244 4255 4291 4381 5359 5387

5397 5777 5873 6228 6348 6375 6823 6843 7294 7935

7952 8018

WELL LOGGING

I

695 780 786 1061 1430 1554 1555 j.559 1680 1683

1684 1685 1686 1772 1822 1843 3462 4252 5552 5554

5555 5577 6221 697l 7144 7379 8007

LITHIUM AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

467 869 1351 1568 2369 2726 3986

111-13
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

AMMONIUM COMPOUNDS AND ALKALI METALS AND THEIR ALLOYS AND

COMPOUNDS (EXCLUDING LITHIUM)

93 131 133 460 635 7o8 729 852 869 1123 1190 1197

1281 1292 1330 1424 1514 1*60 1761 18Q1 1816 19QG

2596 2598 2726 2734 2758 2«04 3Q85 3393 4209 4386

534i 5410 5422 6044 7106 8620

BERYLLIUM AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

45 46 49 58 69 74 105 108 1Q9 291 314 391 472 578

596 623 637 640 789 8i4 849 850 983 1Q43 1Q81 10^3

1104 1177 n89 H9l 1226 1235 1263 1318 1347 1351

136i i429 1442 1528 1637 1.710 1730 1741 1816 1861

l87i i9 4 2505 2549 2777 3073 3727 3976 5593 6369

6689 7097 7214 7326

MAGNESIUM AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

22 300 635 899 H9o 1231 1274 1351 1398 1483 1801

2798 3357 3488 398i 4201 5941 6410 6412 7407

CALCIUM, STRONTIUM AND BARIUM AND THEIR ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

635 1188 1466 1725 1726 1816 1872 2511 3396 4276

5353 7292

BORON AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

1136 1816 3369 4260

ALUMINUM

4 6 7 80 102 103 161 166 167 252 300 317 349 358

371 398 416 4i7 432 531 533 544 578 662 688 708

726 735 767 781 79 8Q6 812 8i4 815 821 834 85l

866 879 880 881 883 895 920 979 982 1042 1088 iq97

1098 1099 1226 1245 1264 1273 1325 1338 1339 1398

1406 1420 1442 1469 1473 152& 1564 1591 1598 1618

I II -14

•
»

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

ALUMINUM (CONTINUED)

1632 1?00 1 7 10 1723 1795 18q4 1856 19Q1 1929 I960

1974 2358 255Q 2559 2579 2597 2601 2628 2654 2683

2769 2950 3Q59 3382 3396 3?21 3722 3724 377i 3791

3797 3992 4203 4298 5369 54q9 5432 5729 5863 5865

5919 5921 5922 6o24 6199 62l5 6410 6412 6569 6694

6702 7012 7201

ALUMINUM ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

78 83 161 234 238 384 400 451 533 806 823 853 p64

899 987 989 1Q93 lu99 114Q 1167 1190 1220 1274

1725 2865 2927 2956 3487 4211 5353 6201 669q 6991

TITANIUM AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

5l 75 8i 291 319 1q67 3357 3783 3799 3981 5431

5781 6065 6354 6383 675Q 7132 7254 7360 7930

ZIRCONIUM AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

24 176 231 252 287 291 319 325 375 494 641 726 76Q

762 814 821 851 879 895 899 967 1003 1065 1067

1097 1190 1236 1309 1377 l4io 1442 1471 1537 1573

1574 1578 1612 1642 1646 1&99 17q9 1765 1931 2381

255o 2979 3721 3996 4000 5177 55l5 5517 5938 6213

6335 6441 659q 67Q0 7012 7241 7910 8039

HAFNIUM AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

176 232 507 1375 148l 1537 1765 2381 5938 659q

NIOBIUM AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

5l 105 265 266 3l9 641 896 910 1102 1165 1487 i7Q9

1759 1829 1840 1966 1983 25o2 3q59 3346 578l 5782

5786 6569 6833 7201

111-15
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

TANTALUM AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

51 912 1045 11Q2 1165 1232 1*42 25q2 6833 7201

CHROMIUM, VANADIUM AND MANGANESE AND THEIR ALLOYS AND

COMPOUNDS

130 585 12«9 1333 i5ol l^'/O 2473 5385 6065 6356

659i 6991 7Q09 7l35 723Q 7203 7874

MOLYBDENUM AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

205 331 1760 1803 2381 3990 5321 5938 6q7i 62Q0

659q 67q5 6733 6829 7134 7145 7201

TUNGSTEN AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

116 205 242 959 98 1045 1227 1283 1340 1592 1597

1842 2381 3775 38lo 399q 4231 5444 5732 574Q 5938

6071 6590 6826 7145 7201 7406

IRON AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS (EXCLUDING STEELS AND CAST

IRONS)

4 5 8 llfi H9 130 l4u 166 167 179 271 319 401 443

452 490 502 5l6 537 544 578 662 688 744 767 85l

879 896 9q6 1045 1 67 1125 1150 I2l9 1226 1267

1298 1313 1339 1344 1375 1442 1621 1770 1875 1910

1938 1965 2358 2644 2658 2744 3785 3975 4l89 4322

5336 5349 5430 5728 5954 6412 6568 659l 6693 6825

7Q09 7018 7Q90 7l5o 7230 72*5

COBALT AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

130 545 823 1156 ll67 1828 7201

Ill-lb
*

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

NICKEL AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

28 544 635 662 852 892 10Q9 U24 U67 1262 1442

1613 182? 2658 3976 5712 6412 6568 6591 6693 6743

7009 7081 7172 7230 7320

COPPER AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

130 153 384 589 754 851 956 995 10Q4 1067 1190

1299 1375 1378 1477 1728 1763 1896 2537 2550 2887

3418 4277 4308 5403 5415 6412 6996 7387

ZINC AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

31 32 44 117 141 180 202 229 272 360 584 608 635

798 832 957 1000 1Q18 1398 1633 1689 1763 2358

2525 2683 2723 2724 2725 2796 3o84 3994 4303 5447

5922 5955 6323 6394 6395 6444 7226

GALLIUM, INDIUM AND THALLIUM AND THEIR ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

141 229 622 825 867 894 957 1QQ5 i 45 1068 1159

ll9 1648 1675 2358 2721 3730 3731 4217 4321 55Q0

5703 5753 5928 6Q24 6202 62Q3 6294 6337 6355 6369

6385 6676 6678 6669 6825 6990 7n6 7212 7225 7281

7401 7982

CADMIUM AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

30 31 141 832 1331 1525 1936 2625 6693 7112 7l?4

7298

SILVER, GOLD AND MERCURY AND THEIR ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

105 130 211 344 544 589 662 774 997 1095 11Q6 mi

1132 1599 1641 1787 57u4 6980 7997

III-17
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

PLATINUM AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

2 135 205 221 262 364 451 6oi 727 774 792 9f)7 i*46

1147 1183 1184 1344 2644 3473 3810 5940 6677 7394

RHENIUM, RUTHENIUM, OSMIUM, RHODIUM, IRIDIUM AND PALLADIUM

AND THEIR ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

135 221 344 774 1H9 126U 1425 1539 2515 2644 £67l

353Q 5311 5363 5364 5868 6351 6677 6735 7n8 7ll9

CARBON, GRAPHITE, DIAMOND

115 139 163 241 29l 468 6o7 752 819 848 945 946

992 994 109Q ll6l i2ol 1269 1319 14Q8 1478 1618

1653 1725 1760 1787 l8l8 1839 I860 23Q6 2717 2772

2865 3474 3995 5863 59i9 6u7l 6720 7Q0 4 7 Q82

SILICON AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS (EXCLUDING QUARTZ)

12 105 149 l8i 193 244 2

4 5 246 255 279 319 322 37l

379 390 473 491 509 544 6o2 6q6 623 662 8q3 805

818 831 853 864 869 870 881 887 888 892 894 9i3

922 1013 1091 1118 1121 11*2 1151 1153 1166 H94

1207 1208 1223 1272 1304 1438 1441 1546 1547 1561

1587 1588 16I6 1742 l76o 1*20 1831 1855 1899 i9q7

1930 1974 2358 2376 2386 2^23 2578 2712 2717 2923

336i 3383 3384 3514 4224 4347 5353 5399 5429 56l9

5787 5793 5931 6y53 6072 6226 6572 6580 658l 6690

6708 6736 6989 7ul9 7201 7248 7307 7870 7982 8041

GERMANIUM AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

248 370 465 474 501 544 662 689 818 892 1045 1156

1243 1244 1291 1442 1548 1679 1862 1907 2154 2430

2497 2578 2712 27l7 3485 3?32 3993 4321 5330 5752

5769 6053 6Q72 6589 67o8 6834 7i33 7945 7982

111-18
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

)

TIN AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

141 319 1018 1976 2358 4298 6369 6689 6727 6993

7995

LEAD AND ITS ALLOY^ AND COMPOUNDS

105 130 141 249 384 424 608 623 692 775 798 886

950 1064 1066 1074 1500 1533 1598 1763 l830 1841

1856 19Q1 1930 2l54 2643 2&54 27l5 27l7 3396 3788

3804 5344 5345 5381 53?8 6369 6689 6696 7Q17

PHOSPHORUS AND PHOSPHATES

174 902 919 936 954 1344 268l) 2721 4191 4293 5438

ARSENIC AND ANTIMONY AND THEIR ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

)

270 544 662 852 985 1441 157U 1754 2640 2713 2721

2878 4321 5787 5928 6385 6981 7401 7874 788o

BISMUTH AND ITS ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

215 544 6Q8 662 777 798 894 132Q 1441 1542 1672

1760 1763 1969 261(j 2612 2613 2812 3396 6369 6689

7017 7923

SULFUR

148 387 431 607 753 1654 1862 6992

)

III-1H

375-791 O - 70 - 15
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-MATRIX ANALYZED

SELENIUM AND TELLURIUM AND THEIR ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

330 544 662 674 858 894 1215 1240 1246 1247 1300

1373 1520 1603 1628 1725 176Q 1848 2775 28i3

4254 4299 4300 5730 6369 6446 6689 7227 7307

7919 7920 7934

RARE EARTHS AND THEIR ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS (INCLUDING SC + Y)

115 188 225 227 228 258 267 343 395 396 544 6Q4

662 948 958 960 10o8 1011 1015 1016 1Q21 Ul5 n95

1196 1199 1324 1329 1344 l4o3 14l3 1648 1722 1802

1803 1882 1957 1985 2480 2496 2621 2920 2932 3100

3397 3770 3810 4226 4250 4322 4325 5308 5347 5778

5964 6454 6828 7o9l 7236 7423 7964 8005

HALOGENS

243 923 1725 2982

NOBLE GASES

1004 1539 1543 4301

URANIUM, THORIUM AND PLUTONIUM AND THEIR ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS

52 105 151 233 252 327 346 737 771 8l3 822 824 952

973 998 1019 1038 1059 1079 U09 1256 1318 1357

139i 1428 1442 1607 1614 1&53 1681 1682 1725 1730

1803 1832 1833 1857 i865 1921 2441 2480 2496 27l4

2741 2752 2753 2754 2836 2«44 287Q 2882 3074 3661

38li 3841 3964 4208 4249 4391 5368 5728 5735 5765

5863 6056 6057 7Q96 7397 7939

FISSION PRODUCTS

326 634 1543 4347 6057 6836

111-20
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APPENDIX IV

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APPENDIX IV

INDEX

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REACTOR - THERMAL NEUTRON (N,Y> .-.....•••• IV-1

REACTOR - FAST (N,P), (N,a), (N,N ) IV-5

REACTOR - EPITHERMAL . • IV-5

ISOTOPE NEUTRON SOURCES - PLUTONIUM AND

LIGHTER ELEMENTS . . . . . IV-6

GENERATOR - OR SEALED TUBE . . IV-6

ACCELERATOR - NEUTRONS IV-7

PHOTON (INCLUDES ISOTOPE SOURCE) IV-7

CHARGED PARTICLE (INCLUDES ISOTOPE SOURCE) .... IV-8

SECONDARY PARTICLE IV-8

ISOTOPE NEUTRON SOURCES - TRANSPLUTONIUM ELEMENTS . IV-8

NON-DESTRUCTIVE DETERMINATION IV-8

CHEMISTRY - DISSOLUTION TECHNIQUE IV-12

CHEMISTRY - GROUP SEPARATIONS IV-12

CHEMISTRY - GENERAL IV-12

CHEMISTRY - PRECIPITATION IV-13

CHEMISTRY - DISTILLATION IV-14

CHEMISTRY - SOLVENT EXTRACTION IV-15

CHEMISTRY - CHROMATOGRAPHY OR ION EXCHANGE .... IV-15

CHEMISTRY - ELECTRODEPOSI T ION ..... IV-16

CHEMISTRY - ISOTOPE EXCHANGE IV-16

CHEMISTRY - AMALGAM EXCHANGE IV-16

CHEMISTRY - SZ I LARD-CHALMERS IV-17

CHEMISTRY - SUBSTOICHI OMETRIC IV-17

CHEMISTRY - AUTOMATED IV-17

CHEMISTRY - ABSORPTION OR ADSORPTION IV-17

RAPID RADIOCHEMICAL SEPARATION IV-17

ISOTOPE DILUTION IV-17

EM ISOTOPE SEPARATOR IV-17

DERIVATIVE ACTIVATION ANALYSIS IV-18

SEPARATION OF SIMILAR ORGANIC COMPOUNDS WITH

PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY BEFORE IRRADIATION IV-18

GAMMA SPECTROMETRY IV-18

SOLID STATE GAMMA SPECTROMETRY IV-22

BETA AND ALPHA SPECTROMETRY IV-23

COINCIDENCE SPECTROMETRY IV-23

NON-DISCRIMINATORY COUNTING (a,3»Y) BUT

INCLUDES HALF LIFE AND ABSORBER MEASUREMENTS,

AUTORADIOGRAPHY, EMULSIONS IV-23

PROMPT NEUTRON COUNTING . IV-25

PROMPT GAMMA COUNTING IV-25

DELAYED NEUTRON COUNTING IV-25

NEUTRON FLUX DETERMINATION, INCLUDES SAMPLE

SELF-SHIELDING AND FLUX PERTURBATIONS IV-25

CHARGED PARTICLE FLUX DETERMINATION, INCLUDES

SAMPLE SELF-SHIELDING IV-26
INDEX

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PHOTONUCLEAR FLUX DETERMINATION, INCLUDES

SAMPLE SELF-SHIELDING IV-26

INTERFERING NUCLEAR REACTIONS IV-26

OTHER ERRORS ASSOCIATED WITH IRRADIATION IV-26

COUNTING ERRORS AND CORRECTIONS IV-27

PRECISION-ACCURACY DISCUSSED IV-27

SENSITIVITY TABLES IV-27

PRECONCENTRATION, CONTAMINATION, COLLECTION

AND HANDLING TECHNIQUES IV-28

IRRADIATION TECHNIQUES, SAMPLE HANDLING AND

FACILITIES, FLUX MONITORS IV-28

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS STANDARDS AND STANDARD

REFERENCE MATERIALS IV-29

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS AND NUMERICAL METHODS .... IV-29

DATA HANDLING SYSTEMS IV-30

ELECTRONICS IN ACTIVATION ANALYSIS IV-30

AA LITERATURE SEARCHING IV-30

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

REACTOR - THERMAL NEUTRON (N,y>

2 4 5 6

32 33 3

57 59 6

83 34 8

10 7 115

136

148

171

197

221

239

261

286

319

347

363

39U

411

432

454

473

487

5 7 523

543

565

586

605

634

663

687

7 8

727

753

774

798

8i7

832

851

877

9Q7

927

942

957

980

994

10U7

137

149

172

193

222

24(1

262

287

321

349

364

393

412

433

459

474

488

5f)8

524

544

566

587

6fi6

636

665

688

7n9

723

754

775

799

819

834

852

879

909

928

943

959

982

995

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7 9

4 35

1 62

5 86

116

138

151

174

200

223

242

263

288

322

351

366

395

4l4

434

460

475

489

509

525

545

570

588

607

637

667

689

710

729

755

776

802

820

838

853

880

910

929

944

962

984

997

08 in

10

39

63

88

i:7

139

154

176

20«

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243

264

289

323

352

367

396

4l6

436

461

476

490

511

52^

548

571

59

60*

63«

670

690

711

730

757

777

8 3

821

841

854

881

911

932

945

963

985

998

09

11

40

64

89

12

14

15

17

20

22

24

26

29

32

35

37

39

41

43

46

47

49

51

53

55

57

59

6H

64

67

69

71

73

75

77

80

82

84

85

88

91

93

94

96

98

99

101

12

41

65

90

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45

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3

7

S

9

2

72

2

1

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2

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3

2

35

8

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422

6

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43

6

6

6

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13

42

66

93

121

141

161

179

210

231

24?

266

291

326

354

371

398

419

442

465

478

493

513

533

551

573

593

61U

641

674

698

714

736

76 u 779

80 5 823

843

853

883

915

934

943

963

987

lflGO

1011

1?

44

68

97

14

43

67

96

122

142

162

180

211

232

246

267

30

326

356

375

400

421

444

467

481

494

514

535

552

574

595

614

648

675

&99

716

/38

763

781

8 6

824

644

864

88 7 916

93?

950

97u

988

10 01

1012

IV-1

21

47

69

10

123

143

163

183

212

234

248

268

302

329

357

376

405

422

448

468

482

501

516

537

553

575

598

619

651

676

70i

717

739

765

788

808

625

345

366

888

918

937

951

971

9 89

10

10

22

48

73

Q 1

124

144

164

166

214

2w«i5 249

269

3 4

33D

358

378

40 7

424

4*9

469

48 3

5r>2

517

538

56Q

581

60

62u

652

677

702

718

7«0

767

789

810

828

846

867

896

919

938

952

973

9V

02

15

24 2

50 5

74 7 01 10

126

145

165

187

215

236

250

270

305

331

360

379

408

428

450

47Q

484

504

520

539

561

583

601

622

657

681

7q5

721

741

768

790

812

829

848

868

902

920

939

953

974

991

1 1) 3

lul6

6 28

1 54

8 79

2 103

133 1

146

166

193

216

237

254

279

310

332

361

386

4Q9

429

451

471

485

5(]5

521

54i

562

584

602

625

659

633

7 6

723

742

772

792

813

830

849

369

9Q3

922

940

955

977

992

1004

1118

30 31

55 56

80 81

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34

47

67

94

17

38

55

84

17

34

62

87

10

31

52

72

86

06

22

42

64

85

04

30

62

86

07

26

52

73

97

15

31

50

71

06

23

41

56

79

93

1Q05

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ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

REACTOR - THERMAL NEUTRON (N» Y> (CONTINUED)

1020 1021 lu22 Iu24 1025 lu27 1028 lu30 1031 1U32

1D34 1035 1036 1038 HJ 4 1 lu42 1043 1045 1Q47 105*5

1057 1059 106Q lu63 1064 lu66 1Q6H lu69 1Q73 1074

1Q75 1076 1077 lt'78 lOBQ lu85 lo66 lu87 1 g 8 8 1089

1090 1092 1P94 1095 1096 lu97 1Q96 li)99 Hon llQ2

11G5 1107 1108 1109 HID 1112 1U4 m7 1118 1H9

1121 1122 1123 1124 H25 1127 U29 1131 U32 1133

1134 H35 ii37 1138 1139 U4u 1141 H43 1145 H4&

U«7 H50 1153 1155 1156 1159 H62 1165 1166 1167

1169 H7u 1171 1173 1174 1176 U7/ H80 1181 H82

1183 1184 n85 1187 H88 1189 U9.j n9l H92 1193

1195 1196 1197 1199 1200 1201 1203 1204 1205 l2o6

1207 12Q8 1209 1210 1211 1212 1214 1215 1216 l2i8

1220 1221 1222 1223 1224 1225 1226 1227 1228 1230

1231 1233 1234 1235 1236 1237 1239 1240 1241 1243

1244 1245 1246 1247 1250 1251 1254 1257 1260 1261

1262 1263 1264 1265 1266 1269 1271 1272 1273 1274

1275 1277 1278 1279 i28l 1283 1285 1286 1287 1288

1289 129U 1291 1292 1293 1299 1301! 1302 I3u6 l3o7

1310 1311 1313 1314 1317 1319 1320 1323 1324 1325

1326 1331 1332 1333 l34o 1347 1349 1351 1353 1356

1357 1361 1373 1376 1378 1360 1381 1382 1383 1384

1385 1386 1389 I39i i392 1395 1396 1396 1400 1*01

14Q2 1404 1406 14C9 1410 1411 1412 1416 1419 142J

1421 1425 1426 1423 l429 1431 1432 1433 1434 1436

1438 1439 1441 1443 1446 1449 1452 1454 1455 1456

1457 1458 i46o 1463 1466 1468 1469 147g 147l 1472

1473 1474 1477 1478 l48fi 1484 1487 1491 1492 1493

1494 1495 1496 1497 l500 1502 15u4 I5fl5 1510 l5i2

1515 1517 1518 1519 1520 1521 1525 1526 1527 1529

1531 1533 1537 1533 i539 134y 1541 1542 1543 1^48

1549 1550 1551 1552 1553 1554 1555 1556 1558 1563

1564 1565 1566 1568 1569 l57u 1571 1572 1573 i574

1576 1577 1578 l58i 1583 l584 1585 1587 1586 1&92

1595 1596 1597 1601 l6j3 l^nb 16o'7 1610 1612 l*l3

1614 1615 1616 1617 1618 1621 1628 1631 1632 1*33

1634 1635 1636 l64i i644 1&45 1647 1648 1649 1652

1653 1654 1655 1658 i659 I66u 1661 1664 1665 l671

1672 1673 1676 1677 1678 1679 1681 1682 1669 1692

1693 1694 1697 1699 1702 l7r»3 17 ( ]5 I7n6 1707 i7q8

1709 1710 1711 1712 1715 1 7 1 7 1719 1722 1723 l7,?5

1726 1727 1729 l73l l732 1734 1736 1737 1741 i743

1744 1745 1746 1748 1749 1750 1751 1752 1755 1759

1760 1761 1762 1763 1766 1767 1769 1770 1774 1780

1781 1782 1783 1785 1736 1787 1788 1789 1790 1791

1792 1793 1794 1795 1797 1799 18 1803 1805 1806

1812 1813 1817 1818 i6l9 1820 1821 1824 1825 1827

IV-2
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

REACTOR - THERMAL NEUTRON (N, y) (CONTINUED)

1826

1842

1872

1893

1913

1931

1959

1974

2121

2283

2358

2434

2474

25 U 7 2535

2558

2595

2619

2645

2671

2695

2718

2735

2756

2786

2801

2844

2873

2904

2932

2964

2989

3Q79

3328

3363

3383

3411

3481

3514

3723

3739

3774

3808

3959

3993

^201

4232

1829

1844

1874

1394

1914

1936

i960

1975

2122

2296

2365

2<*37

2480

2503

2537

2559

2597

2621

2651

2673

2696

2721

2737

2759

2789

28Q4

2845

2876

2920

2936

2970

2991

3081

3341

3365

3384

3414

3482

3530

3724

3740

3775

3810

3960

3994

4202

4240

1830

1845

1878

1895

1918

1937

1962

1976

2123

2306

2369

2440

2481

2509

2539

2563

2601

2633

2654

2680

2699

2724

2739

2762

279n

2805

2846

2878

2921

2938

2973

2999

3Q84

3342

3366

3386

3418

3483

3661

3725

3745

3778

3811

3961

3998

4203

4242

1832

1848

1881

1897

I92u

1938

1964

1977

2141

2303

2376

244i

2493

25H

254o

2565

2o05

2&36

2657

2683

2701

2725

274,j

2766

279i

2806

2846

268i

2922

2942

2976

3 5

3y88

3344

3367

3387

3464

3485

3669

3726

3755

378u

3841

3964

4153

4207

4244

1833

1855

1682

l9ul

1921

1945

1965

i960

2144

2327

2386

2444

2495

2515

2546

2571

2607

2638

2658

2685

27u7

2727

2741

2769

2792

2819

2849

2882

2923

2943

2977

30 27

3 91

3345

3368

3388

3 4 66

3436

3708

3727

3757

3735

3949

3979

4l9fj

42.J8

4249

)

1334

1356

1386

1902

1924

1943

1966

1982

2143

2333

24 3

2445

2496

2^17

2546

2373

261 si 2b39

2659

2687

2711

2728

2744

2772

279J

2821

2852

2387

2926

2945

2973

3U59

3U92

3 35

3369

.5391

3467

3488

3709

373U

3?59

3763

3954

3982

4191

4216

425u

IV-3

1835

1857

1888

19 u 4

1925

1952

1969

1983

2146

2337

2422

24 4 7 249 7 2523

255"

2573

2611

264')

266T

268*

271.3

273 r, 2750

2773

2794

2836

2853

2888

2927

295

2979

3 6

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3352

337 n 3394

34 7fi 3489

3710

3731

3760

3789

3955

3983

4192

421.9

4253

1639

1858

1890

1906

1926

1953

1970

1984

2154

2340

2426

2455

2499

2525

2551

2579

2612

2641

2663

2589

2714

2731

2752

2775

2795

2838

2865

2889

2929

2957

2981

3Q61

3o98

3358

3371

3395

3473

3494

3713

3732

3766

3791

3956

3969

4194

4224

4254

1840

1862

I89i

1907

1929

1957

l97i

1985

2157

234 7 2430

2464

2502

2533

2552

2584

2613

2643

2664

2690

2715

2732

2753

2776

2797

2839

2370

2392

2930

2958

2982

3Q62

3105

3360

3372

3396

3475

3498

3714

3736

3769

3797

3957

3990

4195

4230

4255

1841

1863

1892

19Q9

1930

1956

1973

2052

2251

2350

2431

2473

25 3

2534

2553

2590

26i4

2644

2669

2694

27l7

2733

2754

2782

28q0

2840

2871

2902

2931

29o3

2984

30fe5

3126

3362

3332

3397

347b

35 4

37i6

3738

3770

38o4

3958

3991

419b

4231

4258
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

REACTOR - THERMAL NEUTRON (N, y> (CONTINUED)

4262 4263 4267 4268 4269 427U 4272 4274 4278 4281

4283 4284 4285 4286 429Q 4291 4293 4298 4299 43q1

43u2 4303 4305 43^6 4307 4308 43lj9 4310 4311 43l4

4315 4319 4321 4322 4325 4328 4329 4347 4374 4381

4388 44q6 5262 5295 53i)7 5320 5323 5326 5327 532*

5335 5336 5338 5341 5343 5344 5345 5347 5349 5350

5358 5359 5363 5364 5365 5366 5368 5369 537q 5378

5381 5382 5385 5386 539q 5393 5394 5395 5397 5398

5399 5401 5402 54Q5 54j6 54q7 54.)8 541Q 5415 5422

5428 5436 5438 5439 5444 5447 5448 5449 5472 5499

5500 55Q2 5510 5515 5517 5p47 5551 5571 5577 5579

5591 5592 5619 5697 5699 57oi 57y3 5704 5705 57q6

5707 5712 5713 5716 57j.7 57i8 57*9 5721 5725 5726

5727 5728 5729 5730 5731 5732 5735 5742 5746 5749

5750 5751 5753 5755 5756 5759 5760 5761 5765 5766

577o 5771 5775 5777 5779 5784 5785 5786 5787 5738

579q 5792 5793 58Q8 5851 5858 586') 5862 5364 5868

5872 5873 5874 5919 5922 5924 5925 5926 5927 5928

5929 5931 5932 5933 5934 5935 5936 5939 594o 5941

5942 5944 5948 5949 5951 5953 5955 5958 5959 5960

5961 5962 5963 5964 5965 5967 5969 5970 5972 5975

5976 5977 598i 5983 5984 5989 5991 5992 5994 5995

5996 5999 6000 6001 6002 6003 6po5 6006 6007 6QQ8 A

6Q.10 6011 6012 6ul3 6015 6U1& 6pi7 6o23 6024 6031

6039 6040 6043 6u44 6047 6u4« 6Q5U 6q52 6q54 6055

6o58 6061 6Q62 6o63 6Q64 6<j67 61)68 6u69 6g7l 6073

6q74 6077 6fj79 6u8(j 6081 6083 6fl85 6{)86 6199 62q2

6203 62Q4 6205 6206 6207 62Q3 62u9 6211 6213 62l4

6215 6217 6220 6223 6225 6226 6227 0228 6244 6294

6295 6297 6298 6303 63j4 6i07 63u8 6309 6312 63i3

6314 6315 6322 6323 6324 6328 6331 6335 6337 6343

6344 6346 6348 635i 6353 6354 0355 0356 6359 6367

6369 6375 6376 6378 6379 638u 6382 6383 6385 6336

6337 6383 6389 639y 6392 6393 6394 6395 6401 64q5

6406 6407 6409 641u 6412 6438 6439 6441 6442 6443

6444 6445 6446 645l 6453 6454 6455 6459 6568 6569

6570 6572 6667 6668 6670 6671 6673 6674 6679 6685

6686 6687 6688 6689 6690 6691 6692 6696 6697 6699

6700 6701 6702 67Q7 6710 6712 6715 6716 6719 6720

6721 6724 6727 6729 6733 6734 6735 6738 6739 6740

6741 6745 6747 6748 6751 6754 6755 6822 6823 6824

6825 6826 6828 6829 6831 6832 6836 6839 6842 6846

6848 6849 6851 6852 6853 6857 6853 6859 6360 6921

6922 6923 6924 6925 6927 6928 6929 6930 6931 6932

6933 6934 6935 6936 6937 6933 6939 6940 694i 6942

6943 6944 6946 6947 6948 695U 6951 6954 6955 69«56

6957 6958 6959 696j 6961 6962 6963 6964 6965 6966

IV-f A
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

>

REACTOR - THERMAL NEUTRON (N, Y> (CONTINUED)

6967 6968 6969 697y 6972 6974 6976 6960 o98l 6982

6983 6985 6989 699 u 6991 6992 6993 6994 e>995 6996

6999 7002 7004 7o35 7072 7u73 7q77 7ij8Q 7q81 7082

708.3 7084 7n86 7u87 7Q91 7092 7q9Z 7 u 95 7q96 7099

7107 7108 7111 7112 7113 7118 7u9 7l22 7123 7125

7l29 7131 7132 7l33 7134 713? 7l37 7i38 7i43 7145

7i46 7147 7148 7l49 7152 7l54 7i60 7i64 7 X 65 7166

7i67 7168 7169 7l7y 7171 7172 7i74 7i75 ?l8l 7182

7i86 7193 7194 7l95 7196 72t)6 72o9 7210 7211 72i2

7215 7216 7218 722u 7222 7223 7225 7226 7227 722 g

7234 7235 7236 7237 724n 7241 7242 7243 7246 7252

7254 7256 7257 7 2

6

728q 728l 7282 7283 7294 7295

72^8 7299 7300 7303 73u4 73q5 73u6 73Q8 7309 73i0

7311 7312 7326 7328 7329 7331 7332 7333 7336 7341

7353 7355 7359 736.) 7361 7362 7364 7365 7369 7370

7371 7373 7374 7375 7376 7 67 7 738G 7382 7388 7391

7393 7394 7396 7397 7399 7401 74u5 7407 74Q8 74iu

7416 7420 7422 7423 7425 7427 7431 7865 7867 7868

7869 7870 7873 7877 7879 788i) 7883 7884 7885 7837

7888 7889 7893 7896 7898 7899 79u''; 7901 7904 79q6

7908 7910 7911 7913 7914 /9l9 7921 7927 7930 7931

7932 7933 7934 7935 7937 7938 7939 7940 7941 7943

7944 7945 7947 7948 7951 7957 7959 7961 7976 7978

7979 7981 7983 7986 7988 7989 799i> 799l 7992 7993

7996 7997 7996 7999 8001 8i>05 8npfr 8Q07 8Q08 8010

8q11 8017 8Q19 8u20 8021 8ij22 8q23 8u24 8q33 8041

REACTOR - FAST (N,P) (N.a) (NrN

1

) <N,2N)

140 157 314 341 49i 520 53u 681 7P3 7o7 7n 7i6

8()7 8n8 8lQ 8il 813 828 843 854 877 897 951 1157

1161 H67 H98 1327 1334 1340 1357 1374 1378 l4 3

1413 1415 1424 1427 i439 1455 1546 1547 1620 1639

1659 i7i7 1731 1814 l9u2 1?07 19U 1965 2595 2623

2676 3059 3064 336i 3489 3494 356n 3965 3986 3997

4221 4227 5698 5759 6344 6370 64l,i 6568 6749 6968

7089 7172 7194 7285 7236 7321 7337 7424 7863 7864

7866 7874 788Q 7946 7974 797? 8 3<s

REACTOR - EPITHERMAL

140 520 8o7 818 828 862 1186 1439 l5o6 1659 l73i

1910 2625 3385 3494 3975 3967 3995 4300 5848 71lQ

7124 7139 7203 7409 7928 7929

IV-5
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

ISOTOPE NEUTRON SOURCES - PLUTONIUM AND LIGHTER ELEMENTS

1 20

223

333

783

1056

1329

1559

177P

2364

3374

4i93

5857

6986

7379

37 5

229 2

335 3

791 8

1061

1336

1586

1*22

2698

3375

4215

6221

7037

7878

2 53

3U 23

43 34

10 82

1093

1337

1591

1843

294f)

3376

4276

6436

7101

82 13

3 234

4 377

7 837

1111

1357

163o

1857

2956

3399

4289

67Q6

7103

135

258

402

841

I2u2

1393

1637

1865

2966

3411

5325

67u9

7U5

147

259

445

9o4

125

1^2

165

187

298

348

535

671

714

188

271 2

555 5

9q5 9

9 126

143

169

187

303

375

55

673

719

2u3 21

72 301

b9 612

24 949

7 1295

144

8 1740

9 1880

3 3u78

8 3948

1 5566

1 6844

8 7258

3 219

321

665

958

1298

1513

1754

1941

3366

3962

5581

6850

7342

227

327

717

1055

I3i5

1558

1758

1961

3373

3996

5854

6977

7347

GENERATOR - OR SEALED TUBE

74 77

518 5

658 6

921 9

1Q54

1172

1353

1453

1619

1721

1859

1922

2129

25U5

2561

2615

27u7

28u6

3o74

3366

3718

3976

4273

5383

5445

5764

5923

131

19 54

78 67

36 96

10 56

1217

1394

1489

1626

1738

1864

1939

2297

2506

2567

2617

2720

2349

3 75

3411

3746

3980

4282

5384

5450

5772

5978

155 1

6 567

9 680

961

1067

1229

1397

1508

l64n

1739

1875

1940

2354

2512

2568

2620

2734

2933

3176

3460

3751

3981

4392

5389

5451

5776

6014

99 20

59i

695

972

1075

1248

1399

1514

1656

1753

1887

I95u

2384

2518

2569

2622

2749

2975

3 u 8 5

3487

3753

4tfC5

526i

5403

5452

5778

6022

4 25

611

696

977

1034

1258

l4 7

1522

1666

1773

1889

1954

2410

2519

25 8

2649

2761

2983

3037

3495

3731

4205

5321

54u9

57u8

5780

6 59

3 285

618 62

712 71

996 l(j

1103

1284

1414

1530

1667

1^98

1896

1955

2413

2i?24

2586

2666

2764

2987

309ij

3496

3 79ij

4214

5322

5416

5711

5781

6 65

316 3

1 628

6 762

17 lu

11<)4

1294

1437

1535

1670

I8u2

1899

1956

2433

2526

2591

2667

2776

3n58

3335

3497

3794

4228

5332

54 2 3 5714

5782

6075

24 67

629

810

33 10

1115

1297

1439

1589

1685

1804

1900

1963

2453

2527

2596

2674

2796

3j59

3355

35 2

3796

4252

5339

5431

5720

5784

6201

426 500

637 638

898 917

46 1052

1116 1152

1304

1444

1593

1698

1813

1905

1973

24 9 3

2542

2598

2673

2798

3q63

3357

3553

3810

4260

5353

5432

5739

5834

6222

13Q9

1450

10Q2

l7ol

1815

1912

1981

25,3 4

2549

26o 8

27 5

28,32

3073

3364

37l7

3973

4261

5380

5443

5757

5920

6229

IV-b
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

GENERATOR-OR SEALED TUBE (CONTINUED)

63ul

6634

673Q

6973

7Q33

7217

73 'J 2

7337

79 j 2

7968

6318

6&94

6 74 3

6975

7 76

7219

7313

7 4 79 7

7969

o325

67u3

675n

6978

7 Q97

7259

7318

74u3

7912

7970

634 :! 6 7r-5

683 < 7 1, 25

71*2

7289

73 2-.. 74C4

7915

8 u 4 u

6352

67i3

6 3 4 n 7 n 2 6

7114

729Q

73 30

74U

79 17

6,55/

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7 -I 2 ^ 714<?

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733/

/413

79 23

635b

6718

6845

7n28

717 6

7293

7338

741?

79?6

6398

6 7 22

6856

7u29

72 ni

7296

7344

7419

7962

64u2

6723

6967

/o3o

7 2<!2

7297

7351

7 46

7966

6 4f)4

67^8

6971

7031

7214

73 nl

73>?4

7881

7967

ACCELERATOR NEUTRONS

16 17 23 91 92 98 108 1Q9 Hi 113 125 175 189 2^5

274 ?!-> 3Q4 3l» 37b 403 4i^ r>2u 549 574 53d 596

635 639 64 7 660 732 7 33 7yn «4i 863 672 8 75 876

934 965 967 ml4 l Li26 In72 l^J/5 i2l3 I3l9 1355

14u7 1442 1444 148-> i5u9 1?96 1623 I69i 1808 1830

1838

2686

379i

7249

1354

2697

3979

7253

1917

27 74

4198

7372

I94j

29 4 7 4 2 2

7426

1953

3461

6372

8 01

2323

349p

6627

25 10

3496

6949

2o61

3497

7u22

2668

3 7 52

7323

2684

3?&6

70?4

PHOTON ACTIVATION (INCLUDES ISOTOPE SOURCE)

38 4

554

10^3

1173

1431

1349

2318

3072

3775

5 3 J 8

587q

6368

6693

7018

7232

74 J 6

5 46 4

631 63

1 u 62

1233

1501

1357

234 6

3 77

3799

5311

5951]

6371

6693

702Q

7292

7862

9 58

7 669

1075

1263

1560

1361

2495

3 34 6

33Q3

5 319

5 954

6534

6711

7021

7314

7949

74 7 7^3

1U»1

12 7y

1597

1371

2554

3376

361„

5379

5977

6586

6742

7315

7952

5 159

814 6

1033

1334

16lj9

1926

2555

3474

39 7Q

54 3') 5979

6537

6746

71 u 6

7316

7964

17 1) 2

t?5 66

110 6

l34u

1646

1V3d

2697

3486

3979

5442

6j7u

6 393

6 34 3 7117

7 32 2 7^9 4

06 2U

1 978

1136

1375

176 4 ^126

2758

3495

4189

55 2

0225

6597

6854

7127

7343

7995

7 339

983

1160

1435

1765

2272

2777

3727

4211

5621

6302

6676

7ol5

7155

7366

3 u i)

351

10 6

1163

1444

1778

2298

2965

3729

4277

5740

6317

6677

7016

7136

7389

8 37

333

1014

1175

l4 7 5

l8l6

23q3

2 9 7 2

3771

4336

5734

6366

6673

7017

7197

7392

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IV-7
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

CHARGED PARTICLE (INCLUDES ISOTOPE SOURCE)

4 8

275

455

734

10*1

1318

16u4

1837

2531

2712

3711

3995

533Q

5773

6339

6589

6 6 3 7qu9

7162

7307

8Q23

29 87 1

314 346

479 495

744 771

1101 1 1377

1668

1*15

2555

2*48

3721

4

5372

5921

6 4 49

659,j

6681

7 1

72 Qil

7322

8 29

5 118 11

381 382

49/ 4 98

83* 855

148 11 5

1

1444

1720

1951

2628

3u7y

3767

4197

5 4 35

5957

6579

6593

6683

7jl2

7223

7412

8[j39

408

70 4

935

618

949

722

1*3

429

938

45n

5*1

682

nil

213

343

034

9 15

383

499

912

11*4

J 450

1742

2254

2629

3 71

37 7 7 41*8

54 42

6 'J 4

65 8Q

65^4

6736

7 013

7230

7875

30 4 4

3 16 U 384 3

2 J *13 1 1219

1403

1/78

2259

2632

3 h a 9

3/83

420*

5?43

6053

bodi

bo9o

6/52

7U14

7231

7**5

181

85 4

76 6

013

123

148

181

229

263

335

379

421

558

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658

659

b94

701

723

79n

134

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23 6

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2 12

14

18

23

26

34

39

42

57

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65

65

69

70

72

79

185 20

17 4 2 3

6 7 6 38

1065 1

56 1280

1561

1331

2429

2673

3411

3977

5177

5768

6072

6537

6593

7007

7 36

7243

7936

23

81

52

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76

26

52

66

83

97

88

19

39

24

1 274

443

7Q3

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1-512

1599

1836

25q5

2697

3495

3979

5238

5769

6329

6588

6675

7008

71;)9

725U

7932

SECONDARY PARTICLE

11J 1*6 256 391 654 65? 756 7 7 :j 782 784 867 868

*3i in/0 li)7l 1075 1ij82 1133 1252 1330 145-J 1529

1532 1609 1675 1713 1730 1»01 1979 2385 2543 2562

2661 2726 3965 3965 3992 6^92 6669 7l8o

ISOTOPE NEUTRON SOURCES - TRANSP LUTONI UM ELEMENTS

1336 1537 1423 1544 1575 1&42 1941 2570 2572 3465

42*4 7192 7390 7414 8015 8U1«

NON-DESTRUCTIVE DETERMINATION

2 13 17 21 23 24 29 35 3/ 38 43 45 46 48 49 5i 52

53 54 53 59

195 107 103

131 135 136

73 75 81 32 38 9u 9? 96 100 102 104

10* 111. 113 114 118 119 120 125 130

140 144 147 14a 151 i53 155 163 169

IV-8
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

NON-DESTRUCTIVE DETERMINATION (CONTINUED)

17 'J 2q6

23^

274

33 3 381

*13

461

4 99

533

574

6q4

623

662

707

739

774

81-0

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8&7

924

949

974

993

10H

1029

1056

1Q63

1Q31

10^3

1116

11^0

12u0

1225

12*2

1279

13 02

1351

1389

1403

1435

1477

1504

1522

1550

1572

171

2n7

23 9

275

339

38 2

414

462

5no

533

578

6f)5

62^

665

7(19

744

775

611

850

888

927

95

977

994

101

111 3

105

1.17

108

1119

113

116

120

122

125

128

13

135

139

143

145

148

150

152

155

157

175

213

2 4 1) 291

34 3

386

417

468

512

546

580

606

630

667

711

752

782

814

351

902

932

951

978

996

3

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17

21

24

30

34

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42

47

51

54

58

6Q

6 3

66

71

75

78

31

85

90

93

95

98

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73

2

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1

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2

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3

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43

5

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1014

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1071

1(5 33

1103

113?

1162

12 3

1228

1256

1283

1306

1357

1393

1413

1453

1483

15 6

1530

1552

1574

184

216

252

301

34 6

393

42t>

476

516

552

584

608

632

67 u 713

754

784

819

853

905

934

95-6

982

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1U61

1U72

1U94

11 P 4 1136

1172

1204

1229

1258

1284

1309

1361

1394

1414

1455

1487

15 P 9

1531

1553

1576

135

219

253

30 4 3 4 9 39 5 428

479

518

55 4 589

612

63?

66 6

716

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79i

822

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908

936

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4 10

1019

10 33

1062

1073

10 38

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114

1175

1213

1233

1259

1239

1311

1374

1395

1415

1456

1 4 91

1510

1532

1555

1578

18b

22/

2?9

3 5

351

39/

433

48b

519

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59

618

64 J 68/

756

797

823

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912

938

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189

228

266

319

357

402

444

487

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6 9 'J 72?

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861

913

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1.9 8

229

267

323

358

403

445

488

521

562

592

620

654

695

726

762

8C3

839

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914

94

96u

989

1007

199

232

266

325

371

4 05

454

489

523

566

594

621

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763

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915

943

961

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100

1021

1U35

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1 u 7 4 lo9u

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1141

1178

1216

1238

1260

129 u 1314

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1396

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1492

1513

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l:>83

10

10

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10

10

11

11

11

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12

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13

13

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15

15

15

15

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36

64

75

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17

39

63

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15

76

9/

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66

95

14

41

58

85

1U24

11)52

lu65

1077

lu93

1112

1152

1196

1218

1245

1267

1295

1318

1377

1398

1424

1468

1496

1517

1546

1559

1586

204

233

271

330

375

407

455

491

524

567

596

623

658

702

733

77u

807

843

868

916

946

966

991

8 10

1025

1054

1066

1078

1095

1114

11*3

1197

1219

1248

1269

1297

1336

138Q

1399

1427

1472

1500

1519

1547

1565

1589

205

237

272

331

380

4qB

460

494

530

573

598

625

659

703

7S8

771

808

644

882

921

948

972

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09

1026

1055

1U67

1079

1U97

1U5

1158

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1220

1251

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1296

1337

1336

14q2

14 2

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1473

1501

1521

1549

1567

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IV-S
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

NON-DESTRUCTIVE DETERMINATION (CONTINUED)

15^1

1618

1654

1683

I7i2

1739

1764

17^0

18 j 9

1829

1859

18B6

19 6

19 3 9

1957

1933

2146

2354

2433

25 J 2

2524

2571

26J7

2623

2663

2688

2734

2759

2796

2921

2949

29St

30^7

3358

53 7 33^6

34 ?3

3710

3738

3768

379i

3954

3936

4191

«2l4

4252

4 2 3 2

1595

l62ii

Ib56

1685

1?15

l74u

1765

1793

1313

1-33U

1861

1337

1910

1 9 4 i I 1958

1984

2251

2364

2443

2503

2525

2579

26Q3

2o33

2o64

2689

2737

2^62

2797

2^22

2^56

2933

3033

3 3 6 j 3371

3394

3474

3711

3739

3770

3794

3^56

3991

4193

4215

4253

4 28 3

1597

1623

1664

1636

1717

1746

1772

1794

1814

1831

1865

1888

1912

1941

1961

1935

2254

2376

2453

25 4

2526

2580

2610

2634

2666

2694

2739

2764

2 79 8

292 7

2957

2987

3 'j 3 9

3362

3372

3399

3436

3717

3 7 4 37 71

3 79 7

3 9 65

3992

41<M

4216

426n

4234

1593

1635

1665

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1719

1751

1773

1795

1815

1834

1373

1889

1917

1948

1962

2121

2272

238i

248y

2505

2542

2584

2612

2644

2668

2o99

2 7 4 276b

28"i

2931

296 3

3 11 2 7

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3 36 3

33 7 3

3411

3502

3718

3745

3775

3799

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4196

4224

4261

4285

1599

1637

1666

1691

1.721

17 52

1778

1798

1816

1837

1673

1696

1921

19 5 m 1965

2123

2297

2334

2431

25u6

2548

25B6

2614

2645

2671

27 j 5

2744

?774

28U2

2933

2964

3') 3 3

3126

3364

3374

3418

3514

3721

3746

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33,j 3

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4197

4226

4262

4236

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163*

1667

1/02

1'25

1754

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1319

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1375

1397

1922

1951

1*66

2126

2303

2413

2493

2 > n / 2:>49

2?9i

2615

2649

2676

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16u4

1642

1670

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1726

1758

1783

18 u 2

1821

1843

1878

1898

1924

1953

1968

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2313

2422

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2553

2596

2618

2651

26 78

2711

2750

2777

28 U 5

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1676

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1785

1803

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1879

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1971

2141

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25 9 7 2619

2652

2680

2727

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167 7 17 U 9

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1760

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1855

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19 3 1929

1955

1978

2144

2337

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2497

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2559

2598

2621

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2730

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2892

2945

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3 7 , , 8

3730

3766

3 788

3841

3980

4Q05

42 9

4 24

4277

43u8

1617

1651

168U

l7lU

1738

1761

1/89

l606

1897

1657

1882

1905

1933

195b

1981

2145

235 U 2«30

2496

25i9

2569

26Q5

2622

2661

2686

2732

2753

279U

292

2948

297V

3085

3357

3369

3365

34 7 37 9

3736

3767

379U

3946

3931

4139

42H

4 25U

4281

4322
.)

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

NON-DESTRUCTIVE DETERMINATION (CONTINUED)

4 328

5262

5330 WO

54 ul

5431

5515

5591

5726

57^6

5776

58>2

5933

5969

&3j5

6 3 6

OQ83

62?5

6329

6359

63 SO

6449

65B3

0677

6687

6710

6734

6751

68 54

6931

69H

69/

Q

6989

7017

7 83

7U9

7i39

7i8fl

720 9

7238

7 2 8 2

7297

7316

7341

7371

7396

7417

4329

53 08

5332

5383

5402

5432

5517

5621

57 2 7

5759

577*

5874

5°34

5^7(|

6011

61)58

6201

6297

63 31

6366

6382

6 4 5

6589

6678

6088

6711

6735

6752

6856

6

Q 36

6955

6973

699u

7 a 2 U 7 ii a 4

7113

7142

7194

7214

7239

7 28 3

7293

7318

7342

7372

7403

7419

4347

^311

5343

5384

5 4 3

5435

5543

5698

5732

576i

5779

5884

5936

5975

6H12

6 m 6 2

6 2 4

6301

6335

0367

6338

6453

6590

66 79

6689

6713

6736

6824

6857

6937

6958

69 7 4

6991

7026

7 3 8 6

7123

7144

7195

7215

7240

7285

73U1

7320

7344

7379

7404

7422

438i

5319

535w

5385

5407

5438

5547

57H4

573 5

5764

578i

5919

5939

5977

6 u 1

6u63

62^9

63 02

6339

6368

6393

6454

6595

668 (J 669.;

6714

674 n 6827

6859

6933

6959

6975

6992

7b3u

71-89

7125

7l46

7197

7216

724i

7286

73 2

7321

735]

738,1

74*6

7424

4336

53 2

5353

5 3 36

54u8

5445

5551

5 7 U 6

5739

5765

5782

59 2

5 9 5.)

5978

6015

6 6 5

6213

6312

o344

6369

6398

6455

o596

6681

6691

6717

6743

6628

6922

8941

6963

69 76

6993

7031

70 97

7127

7147

7198

7217

7248

7239

7303

7328

7353

7332

7410

7425

4392

5321

5356

5389

54q9

545u

5o66

5/07

/4n

5/66

5/86

5923

5953

5979

60 31

m 6 3 621/

6313

6346

6 3 7 u 6 4 4

6 459

6063

6682

6694

6/2 J 6/45

6639

6923

6 94 3

6^64

697/

6994

/ ,1 3

7129

/I6u

7 2 U /219

725

7291

/3QP

7 3 3

7 35 4 738/

74H

7426

V-ll

44u6

5322

5358

5390

5420

5451

5571

5 7,i8

5742

5768

5768

5925

5956

5992

Of»4 7 O069

o222

6314

6348

637?

64 6

657;)

6669

o683

67iio

6722

6746

6844

6924

6946

6966

69 7 8

6995

70 73

71 ul

7131

7 162

7201

7 22

7252

7292

73u7

7331

7355

7383

7412

7431

5177

5323

5363

5393

5428

5452

557/

5713

5746

5769

5843

5927

5959

5994

60 4 8

6 (j 7 2

6227

6315

6352

6375

6436

6572

66 7 3

6634

67 2

6723

6748

6845

6927

6946

6967

6982

7. ill

7u/6

7102

7132

7l/u

7202

7229

7258

7293

7308

7333

7361

7389

7413

7460

5238

5325

5370

5394

5429

5501

5579

5714

5749

5772

5858

5931

59o5

6000

6050

6Q73

6229

6317

6355

63/6

6439

6582

6675

6685

67-j 5

6724

6749

6848

6929

6949

6968

6983

7U12

70 7 7 710 3

7133

7l7l

7203

7234

7260

/295

7314

7337

7365

7390

7414

7862

5261

5326

5372

5399

5430

55iu

5531

572U

5752

5773

587d

5932

5967

60 04

6U52

6U74

6244

6324

6358

6378

6442

6584

6676

6686

67q6

6 7 26

675U

685u

693(j

6950

6969

6935

7013

7082

71]6

7134

7176

7206

7235

728U

7296

73i5

7338

7366

7 39 3

74-16

7863

375-791 O - 70 - 16
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

NON-DESTRUCTIVE DETERMINATION (CONTINUED)

7866

79ul

7926

7946

7988

SOU

8Q38

7873

79 2

7928

7949

7989

8012

8 39

7878

7903

7929

7957

7994

8017

8041

7883

79 o 4

79^ L, 7961

7995

8018

7835

79^7

7935

7964

7996

8021

7889

;vo«

793/

7968

7997

8022

7894

7912

79 39

7969

fcoui

«023

7896

7917

7940

7970

8u06

8o24

7898

7920

7941

7974

8007

8q34

79 U 79 2 3

7943

7975

8010

8035

CHEMISTRY - DISSOLUTION TECHNIQUE

1Q3 192 212 23 9 254

47l) 473 482 5l2 522

815 821 881 9 9 9iu

1173 1174 n76 1192

1930 2154 2296 2365

7149

255 27:) 322 436 442 465 469

55u 61,1 651 677 698 7Q6 7i8

1001 1153 H66 1167 1169 1171

I2u6 I2n7 1214 1436 1788 1842

2657 2«36 2991 3334 5399 5444

CHEMISTRY - GROUP SEPARATIONS

103 16b 167 252 255 424 462 5q8

7q8 714 726 741 8Q5 32u *21 829

878 968 985 10«5 lu^7 1069 lu89

1138

1832

284o

5619

6574

6965

7360

509 614 674 7q4

83n 834 848 850

1118 1123 1134

1254

1394

2352

5760

6575

6972

7938

1323

1945

2922

5771

6576

6999

7948

1425

1965

2936

5785

6577

7 0u

1434

1975

29 5 5931

67l5

7i> j4

1443

2403

3382

6U71

6729

7154

1699

2523

4 1; 4

622U

6754

7164

1710

2715

5344

6323

6338

7211

1797

2718

5345

6379

6957

7212

1800

2729

5347

6569

6962

7254

CHEMISTRY - GENERAL

4 5

154

282

493

676

71J

825

942

995

9 22 28

158 174

65 68 69 73 do 81 33 84 85 89 123 141

284

502

683

735

327

944

997

287

564

686

742

838

962

998

176

28«

583

683

760

844

963

lOliQ

187

289

614

692

767

351

964

192

29u

638

698

773

852

965

193

291

64U

69*

77^

856

967

1UP2

194

30

641

702

789

879

970

10 4 10 2

IV-1E

200

310

651

703

79o

882

971

10 22

215

317

652

704

807

895

979

239

374

662

7Q5

315

396

980

240

477

674

7Q6

818

92U

984

1027 1034
)

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

CHEMISTRY - GENERAL (CONTINUED)

10^1

1Q97

1180

1236

1333

1442

1711

1818

1911

2474

259Q

2876

3436

3995

54i6

5924

6g44

6671

7 87

7246

7888

1057

1102

1183

1312

1384

1457

1713

1828

1914

2495

2601

2892

3504

4153

5436

5^40

6 55

6712

7 92

7281

7919

1060

1105

1184

1351

1385

1494

1717

1832

1920

2509

2685

2921

3508

4216

5444

5948

6199

6716

7111

7310

7934

1075

1107

1167

1354

1396

1652

1723

1848

1933

2522

2687

2922

3514

4219

5499

5976

6203

6739

7135

7311

7945

1076

1122

1139

1336

1397

1665

1725

1856

1976

2534

2717

2923

356Q

43u0

55o2

598

6226

6849

7152

7312

7952

1083

114?

1190

1357

14QU

1675

1760

1358

2296

2335

2721

3079

3708

4315

5/16

5982

6307

6851

7172

7375

7959

1086

1156

1193

1361

14g6

1693

1769

1863

2333

2543

2735

3091

3755

4317

57l7

5989

6343

69 4 7 7210

7394

7978

1087

1165

1194

1371

1403

1694

1786

1890

2447

2546

2802

3382

3962

4319

5718

5991

6394

6956

7218

7407

7983

1088

1169

1275

1373

1411

1707

1791

1902

2464

2550

2819

3481

3987

530 7 5861

6008

6407

6997

7226

7 8 69

7993

1094

1170

1283

1382

1*21

1709

l8n3

1907

2«73

2578

2848

3433

3988

5327

5864

6016

6451

7081

7233

7877

CHEMISTRY - PRECIPITATION

6 7 m 11

96 103 11

161 165 1 230

255

353

416

465

537

62

778

892

1124

1170

12Q6

12 3

5 116

72 17

227

254

351

411

461

535

587

777

878

1113

1169

1205

1226

1246

1307

1351

1478

1564

31

62

60

22

67

41

22

88

07

23

26

36

42

47

54

65

79

92

1230

1247

1310

1428

1430

1568

1125

1171

1207

1231

1257

1319

1433

1484

1569

u 31

124

» 18

2 234

3 27u

1 362

9 43i

8 482

4 545

5 673

2 802

2 928

1127

1173

1208

1232

1266

I32u

1449

1515

I37i

32 39

130 1

183

236

279

363

432

483

553

675

805

929

1135

1174

1212

1235

1271

1323

14p6

l52n

1577

44 5

33 13

2o9 2

243

3oo

364

434

501

56u

677

313

937

4 55

7 138

14 21

44

02

66

36

12

62

87

21

45

24

30

36

44

51

5 7 68

85

10

56 63

139

7 221

249

326

391

449

522

575

727

867

11

1137

1176

1214

1237

1278

1324

1453

1525

1381

6

4

7

8

7

19

8

8

1151

1177

1215

124U

1292

132o

1469

1533

1584

1155

1181

1222

1241

1293

1334

1471

1542

1592

64 6

145 l

223

250

329

398

452

525

585

757

669

03 11

1159

1162

1223

1243

1299

1340

1473

1548

1613

6 67

46 148

225

252

349

400

459

531

586

776

871

17

1166

1186

1224

1244

l^QO

1347

1477

1563

1*14

IV-13
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

CHEMISTRY - PRECIPITATION (CONTINUED)

1615

1672

175Q

1936

2497

2772

2852

3q61

3465

3957

4249

5359

5983

6445

6996

7256

7913

1621

1677

1770

1937

2552

2773

2865

3098

3488

396n

4253

5369

6i)02

667u

7 072

7299

7944

1631

1682

1781

l97n

2573

2786

2878

310 5

3713

3985

4255

5406

6Q10

6693

7n99

7329

7979

1&32

1697

18C1

1977

2643

279i

2926

3328

3723

3993

4267

5472

6ij53

67ni

7103

7369

7982

1634

l7o5

1812

x979

2654

2792

29 3

3352

3724

3994

4268

5522

6 64

6755

7112

7374

7999

1&36

l*2u

1*2?

1982

2658

2/93

2938

3387

3/25

419P

4272

5/21

6086

6823

7124

7 86 7

1648

1734

1833

2122

2669

2821

2954

3391

3726

4219

4290

5731

62y6

6834

713H

7874

1655

1743

1839

2365

2690

2838

2977

3393

3732

4221

4299

5755

6389

6925

7l45

7879

1660

1745

1844

2385

2751

2839

2982

3395

3785

4227

4307

577 7

639n

6933

7193

7884

1671

1749

1893

2496

2769

2«49

2984

3467

3949

4244

5349

5972

64i2

6960

7196

79i0

CHEMISTRY - DISTILLATION

8 10

186

284

570

1100

1231

1425

173Q

2403

2795

3808

4321

6o39

6530

6934

787Q

11 6

196 1 322 3

602 6

1119

1235

1446

1742

2515

2813

3965

5295

6386

6591

6939

7893

2 103

97 22

70 37

36 70

1124

1246

1470

1744

2537

2853

4217

5358

6387

6674

6954

7899

117

1 222

a 45i

9 8 4

1135

125o

1528

1749

254j

2954

4254

5364

6389

6719

7018

7906

121 1

226

465

812

1151

1273

1^42

1862

25S2

3 3 6 1) 4255

5366

6390

6742

7 019

7911

22 1

231

4 74

851

115

128

154

169

2^6

3/1

426

544

639

683

/22

792

24 134

242 24

475 48

864 87

7 1205

1326

156u

19u4

2661

3725

4269

5851

64 ul

6842

7 23

6037

142

5 248

1 493

1 911

1221

1340

1564

1964

27 01

3726

4274

5926

6405

6843

7242

1«3 1

256

498

1010

1226

1412

1648

1969

2712

3732

4278

5938

6441

6846

7332

72 l6l

279

562

1012

1230

1*16

1679

2157

2731

3789

43o5

5954

6446

6853

7391

IV-lf
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

CHEMISTRY - SOLVENT EXTRACTION

12 26 33 34 4fl 41 42 5u 62 66 116 ^7 ig4 133 137

133 140 145 146 165 l73 163 186 21U 212 221 229

234 235 230 243 249 252 254 255 262 269 328 361

362 367 379 4o9 41 u 412 422 424 443 482 485 49

492 507 563 T65 575 586 591 6nl 634 772 781 8q4

8iu 8i 3 815 850" 864 866 66/ «76 88u 883 9q6 928

952 1015 1U28 1096 HQ9 1121 1125 1127 1133 1135

1139 1143 1145 1146 1147 H5u 1153 1156 H59 H66

1167 1168 H73 1184 1191 1201 1211 1212 1215 1231

1234 1235 1243 1244 i25f> 1262 1264 1266 1273 1274

1273 1292 1307 1313 i3l7 1323 1324 1325 1326 l34u

1391 1401 1426 1431 l433 1442 1456 1458 l47o 1477

148Q 1497 1518 1526 l537 1538 1548 1564 1566 l569

153l 1592 1603 1&10 1614 l6l5 1621 1&32 1648 1653

1671 1692 1703 1728 i74i 1/43 1748 1749 1763 1767

1788 182U 1825 1833 1841 1874 1895 1901 1913 l930

1931 i960 i960 2036 2154 234U 2347 2369 2386 2431

2434 2444 2445 2455 2499 2?Q2 2525 2539 2611 26i3

2641 2683 2690 2696 2752 2/53 2754 2769 2791 2?92

2793 2795 2811 2873 2881 2«83 288^ 2951 299i 3UQ5

3084 3342 3345 339i 3395 3476 3482 3713 3714 38q4

3957 3982 4190 4203 4253 4255 4269 4302 43n 43i4

5335 5349 5365 5369 5397 241:? 55ud 5699 57tj3 57i9

5728 5729 5730 577y 5775 578/ 5793 5868 5928 5935

5949 5955 5960 5995 5996 5999 6pi3 6ol7 6054 6061

62b2 6205 6214 6215 63o3 63q9 6322 6328 635i 6353

6385 6405 6692 6696 6727 6625 6833 6836 6852 6860

6921 6°23 6933 694u 6942 6944 6961 6961 7oo5 708U

7093 7095 7118 7119 7122 714? 7182 7326 7336 7359

7376 74Q1 7405 7408 7951 7986 7998

CHEMISTRY - CHROMATOGRAPHY OR ION EXCHANGE

14 47 50 54 61 79 87 93 96 115 138 140 145 146 16Q

2l2 225 252 258 263 26/ 325 331 356 39tj 4^.6 4*8

421 422 434 439 442 45u 5()4 52U 542 548 55u 595

006 689 717 723 726 723 /3u 799 37u 871 874 878

892 899 900 9o9 9l9 923 983 999 1015 1016 1038

10 4 7 1063 HOI 1107 1168 1169 U76 1205 1209 l2i0

1214 1221 1222 1236 1243 1265 1272 1277 1281 1285

1237 1292 1307 1323 1324 1332 1333 1381 14q4 l4iu

1421 1428 1431 1432 l434 i44l 1449 1454 1463 1469

147Q 1471 1474 1477 1478 i486 1512 1529 1564 l566

1584 1592 1596 1603 l6y7 i6i3 1616 1632 1633 1&34

1644 1645 1668 1677 1678 1679 i b 3l 1682 I7u4 l^O 8

IV-15
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

CHEMISTRY - CHROMATOGRAPHY OR ION EXCHANGE (CONTINUED)

1722

1811

1945

2303

2640

2754

2888

3o 9 3

3757

3961

4388

5382

579

5963

6o?9

6383

6574

6858

7l43

7211

?3&2

7865

1732

1817

1952

2327

2654

2776

2901

3341

3759

3964

4391

54Q5

5792

5964

6 08 4 6395

6697

6935

7145

7223

7364

7927

1741

1824

1957

2386

2669

2794

29Q2

3383

3774

399o

4410

5410

53o8

5981

6Q85

6397

6707

6961

7148

7236

737Q

7933

1759

1835

1959

248 U 2687

2800

2904

3397

3789

4004

4411

5422

5862

6001

6202

64C5

6733

6998

7164

7257

7373

7947

1762

1839

1973

2496

269

2812

2932

3414

38u8

4192

5336

5439

5873

60u7

62U7

64u9

6741

7(302

7165

72^4

7377

7976

1766

1644

1983

2n3

2695

2946

2973

3475

3910

4219

5333

5447

5941

60 4

6211

6 4ii.i 6753

7 3

7166

730

7 391

7981

178|)

1872

2052

2523

27l3

2849

2989

3661

3955

4267

5341

5448

5951

6043

6228

6438

6825

7 9i

7167

73u4

7397

799(!

1797

1892

2148

2557

2714

2852

2999

3714

3957

4268

5359

5697

5955

6o67

6308

6443

6826

7 Li96

7168

7306

7420

8U05

1800

1894

2149

2638

2725

2870

3005

3716

3953

4291

5368

5750

5961

6Q77

6354

6444

6829

7107

7181

7326

7423

l8 5

l9 2 5

2283

2639

2741

2882

3065

3731

3959

43q1

5378

5751

5962

6078

6356

6569

683I

7137

7196

7360

74 2

7

CHEMISTRY - ELECTRODEPOSITION

136 211 261 340 395 579 832 U13 1129 H92 1221

1313 i39l i47i 1525 25ll 272* 2929 399i 4201 43q3

5395 5398 6076

CHEMISTRY - ISOTOPE EXCHANGE

126 436 539 540 636 1525 2277 2551 5701 5712 5860

6080

CHEMISTRY - AMALGAM EXCHANGE

740 815 1411 2006 2978 3989 4309 5942

IV-lb
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

CHEMISTRY - SZILARD-CH ALMERS

153 328 1333 2473 2871 739*

CHEMISTRY - SUBSTOICHIOMETRIC

425 768 1121 1159 1291 1346 1493 1575 1579 1587

1588 1974 2154 2358 256n 2843 3396 3804 4306 43iu

5922 5956 5984 6u24 6294 6293 6334 6337 6667 6736

6980 7174 7225 7237 769(} 7931 7932

CHEMISTRY - AUTOMATED

285 708 1042 2403 2556 2^58 2901 5760 63U4 6638

6939 7948

CHEMISTRY - ABSORPTION OR ADSORPTION

192 1539 1543 7243 7421 7914 6U19 8020

RAPID RADIOCHEMICAL SEPARATION

254 442 583 686 697 811 621 629 830 834 953 962

1172 14Q9 1412 1425 l434 1446 1692 2l57 2499 2&11

2636 2^54 3388 3487 3669 3*89 5336 7l38

ISOTOPE DILUTION

172 195 1018 l75u 2887 3u84 3093 4298 5753

EM ISOTOPE SEPARATOR

6396

IV-17
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

DERIVATIVE ACTIVATION ANALYSIS

1462 2665 27?2 5743 5747 72[>4 7 977 7985

SEPARATION OF SIMILAR ORGANIC COMPOUNDS WITH PAPER

CHROMATOGRAPHY BEFORE IRRADIATION

437 438 954 975 976 1242 1342 1479 1534 1747 1870

2748 2969 3469 4296 53?7 7255

GAMMA SPECTROMETRY

2 4 5 9 12 13 14 15 17 21 26 23 29 33 34 35 39 40

4i 42 43 44 48 50 54 55 56 5b 39 61 64 76 79 80 81

89 9fj 103 104 107 113 11.6 U7 13o 131 136 137 l4u

145 146 148 15^ l6,j 165 16/ 172 l73 175 178 179

183 184 185 193 197 i99 205 212 215 221 237 238

239 252 253 254 255 256 25* 267 268 272 279 284

285 288 289 290 29i 301 3n2 3o4 305 310 3l2 31.4

3l7 3i8 319 321 323 325 326 326 329 330 331 339

343 344 349 351 352 353 356 357 364 37(1 371 374

375 377 386 387 39u 39l 395 398 403 405 4|)7 4q9

410 4i2 4i4 4i6 418 422 423 425 426 43u 433 434

439 442 444 445 448 45b 454 455 459 46t) 461 472

473 476 482 486 487 483 489 493 494 500 504 507

508 509 516 5i» 519 521 531 533 535 542 546 548

552 555 560 561 562 564 566 ?67 37g 573 574 581

583 584 585 586 567 569 ?9:J ?92 596 601 6Q4 6Q5

6Q6 607 608 614 619 62j 622 623 625 626 63u 634

635 636 637 638 64 b 641 649 652 653 655 657 658

659 662 665 66 7 676 686 687 688 689 69(1 693 695

696 698 7Q1 7o2 7H3 705 7q6 7o7 708 709 710 7U

7l2 7i3 7i4 7i6 718 726 72/ 732 733 735 738 740

741 752 753 754 756 758 7b.j 762 763 767 768 771

772 773 777 781 734 783 789 79«j 79l 792 796 797

793 802 9o3 8o« 8c5 8136 8lu 311 812 813 814 818

820 321 822 823 624 82? 82/ 62* 83u 831 633 33«

844 845 848 849 85ij 851 852 855 856 861 363 866

867 871 379 860 881 882 383 984 886 887 888 892

899 902 9q3 9fl6 9Q7 912 9J.J 915 919 920 923 924

927 930 931 932 933 934 935 936 938 940 942 943

944 945 946 948 95ij 951 953 955 956 957 959 960

961 962 964 966 968 97l 972 974 977 980 982 984

986 987 983 989 99(j 992 994 995 996 997 998 999

IV-18
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

GAMMA SPECTROMETRY (CONTINUED)

10U1

ion

10 29

10«3

10^8

10«9

1102

1116

1139

1159

1173

llH

12li4

1214

1225

1235

1247

1265

12^6

13U0

1313

1347

1381

14 U0

1412

1426

1442

1466

1431

15 ul

1518

1531

1543

1559

1572

1589

16 J 3

1631

1648

1673

1697

1715

1736

1748

178i

1799

1825

10 02

1012

1031

1U47

10 72

10 90

1103

1117

1140

1161

1174

1192

12Q5

1215

1226

1236

1248

1269

1288

1304

1319

1355

1382

1402

1413

1427

1443

1468

1434

1504

1519

1532

1548

1560

1574

159U

1606

1633

1649

1676

1699

1717

1737

1749

1786

1803

1327

10 03

1014

IP 32

1052

1073

1092

1105

1118

1141

1162

1176

1194

1206

1216

1227

1233

1250

1272

1289

1306

1320

1356

1333

1403

1414

1423

1446

1469

I486

1505

1521

1533

1549

1563

1578

1591

16 7

1634

1652

1677

1702

1719

1738

1750

1789

1804

1328

10Q4

1017

1U33

1055

ll)74

1094

11P6

1119

1143

1166

1182

1195

1207

1217

1228

1239

1251

1273

129 o 1309

1323

1358

1384

14 0-4 1415

1429

1447

147u

1437

15H8

1522

1535

I55u

1564

I58i

1592

161 u 1635

1653

1678

17P5

1721

1739

1759

179 L

, 18H5

lb29

1005

1019

1034

10 56

10 75

10 95

1107

1124

1150

1167

1183

1196

121)8

1218

1229

1 2 4 o 1254

1275

1291

1310

1325

1359

1336

l4u6

1417

1432

1452

1471

1491

15j9

1525

1537

1551

1565

1583

1595

1613

1639

1654

1679

l706

1722

1740

176Q

1791

l8y6

1831

10 6

1 u 2 u 1D3=>

l'J 6

10 7 5 109 7 1108

1129

1151

1168

1184

1199

1209

122U

123 Li 1241

1256

1277

1293

1311

1327

1361

1391

14Q7

1419

1433

1453

1^72

1492

151U

1^26

1538

1552

1566

1584

1596

1614

1642

1655

1680

1707

1723

1741

1761

l/9i

1809

1632

IV-1R

loo 7

1021

1036

1063

1077

1098

1109

1132

1152

1169

1135

12Q0

1210

1221

1231

1243

125 7 1279

1294

1312

1332

1369

1395

14u8

1420

1434

1454

1473

1493

1512

15 2 7 1539

1554

1567

1585

1597

1615

1643

1656

1682

17u8

1725

1742

1765

1794

1813

1833

luoe

1U22

1038

1064

1U84

1U99

1110

1134

1153

117Q

1187

1201

1211

1222

1232

1244

1258

1281

1295

1313

1333

1374

1396

1409

1421

1436

1455

1477

1494

1514

1528

1540

1555

1568

1586

1598

1617

1644

1665

1689

1709

1732

1744

1766

1795

1815

1835

1009

1024

1041

1065

1Q86

1100

1112

1137

1157

1171

1189

12u2

1212

1223

1233

1245

1263

1283

1297

1314

1334

1375

1397

1410

1424

1437

1456

1478

1496

1515

1529

1541

1556

1569

1587

1599

1620

1645

1670

1691

1710

1734

1745

1767

1797

1817

1837

1010

1027

1042

1066

1087

Hoi

1H4

1138

1158

1172

1190

12 3

1213

1224

1234

1246

1264

1284

1299

1317

1340

1376

1398

1411

1425

1438

1460

1480

1497

I5i7

1530

1542

1558

1571

1588

16Q1

1&28

I646

1672

1692

1712

1735

1746

1769

1796

1821

I840
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

GAMMA SPECTROMETRY (CONTINUED)

1842 1844 1848 1851 1854 1855 1856 I860 1863 1875

1878 1881 1882 1884 1835 188/ lb89 1890 189i 1 1* 9 i£ 1893 1894 1896 1897 1899 l9ou I9(jl 19Q2 1904 l9p5

19u6 19Q7 1910 1911 1912 191/ 1920 1921 1925 l926

1929 1930 1931 1934 i936 1^38 1939 1942 1943 l9^4

1950 1^53 1954 1956 i957 i960 1961 1962 1964 l9ft6

1968 1969 1970 l97l i973 1975 1978 1981 1982 l983

2121 2122 2123 2126 2129 2141 2144 2l45 2154 2157

2251 2272 2283 2296 2297 242? 2337 2347 2354 2358

2369 2376 2381 2384 2335 2386 24o3 2418 2422 2426

2430 2431 2433 244u 2441 2445 2447 2453 2455 2464

2474 2480 2481 2493 2494 2«95 2496 2497 2498 2499

25U2 2503 2504 25H5 25u6 25q7 25ijB 2509 2511 25 X 5

2517 2519 2524 2525 2526 2=>35 2537 2539 2540 2542

2548 2549 2550 255i 2552 2=>53 2558 2562 2563 2565

2569 2571 2573 2578 258q 2=>84 2586 2590 259i 2596

2598 26Q1 2605 26n7 26i,8 2611 2613 2614 2615 26i6

2619 2621 2622 2623 2626 2638 2639 2641 2645 2&49

2651 2652 2658 266 2661 2663 2664 2666 2668 2669

267i 2676 2678 2683 2684 2685 2686 2688 2689 2690

2694 2695 2696 2699 27 ul 27o? 27tj7 2711 2713 27i5

2717 27l8 2721 2725 2727 2'28 2730 2732 2733 273*

2735 2737 2739 274 !; 2741 2'44 2749 2750 2752 2753

2754 2756 2758 276<) 2764 2^66 2769 2773 2774 2775

2776 2782 2786 2789 2790 2'9l 2792 2793 2795 2797

2798 2800 2801 28*2 2804 28o? 28l9 2821 2836 2836

284Q 2844 2846 2648 2852 287b 2871 2876 2881 2882

2888 2889 2892 29T2 29o4 292>- 2921 2922 2923 2926

2929 2930 2931 2933 2936 2933 2948 295Q 2957 2?64

2965 2972 2973 2977 2978 2981 2983 2984 2989 2991

2999 3005 3027 3o6u 3061 3062 3063 3Q64 3Q65 3070

3Q73 3075 3P76 3j77 3079 3u81 3Q85 3o87 3088 3090

3o9l 3093 3u98 3283 3328 3341 3342 3344 3345 3346

3350 3352 3355 3357 3358 336u 3363 3364 3365 3366

3367 3368 3369 337 () 337i 3372 3373 3374 3375 3382

3363 3334 3385 3386 3387 3388 3395 3396 3411 34i4

3418 3461 3467 3468 347o 3474 3475 3476 3483 3485

3436 3487 3488 349y 3491 3492 35o2 3504 3514 3530

3553 3560 3661 3708 3710 37l3 37l6 3716 3723 3724

3725 3730 3731 3736 3738 3/39 3740 3741 3745 3752

3753 3757 3759 3766 3768 3769 377o 3771 3774 3775

378o 3781 3783 3785 3788 3789 3790 379l 3794 3797

3799 3803 3804 3808 38y9 3310 3841 3948 3949 3954

3955 3956 3957 3958 3959 3960 3961 3964 3973 3975

3976 3980 3982 3986 3938 3989 399Q 3991 3992 3994

3996 3997 3998 4l53 4189 4190 4191 4l92 4l93 4194

4l95 4196 4197 4201 4203 4205 42o6 4209 4214 42i5

IV-20
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

J GAMMA SPECTROMETRY (CONTINUED)

4216 4217 4221 4224 4226 422' 4230 4 23l 4232 424U

4244 4249 425Q 4252 4253 4254 4255 4258 4260 4261

4263 4267 4269 427u 4272 4273 4274 4276 428l 4282

4283 4284 4285 4286 429p 4291 4293 4294 4298 4299

4300 4301 4302 4303 4305 4306 43u7 4308 4309 43U

4314 4315 4321 4322 4328 432* 4347 4381 4392 44q6

5307 5308 5311 532l 5322 532? 5326 5327 5332 5335

5336 5338 534i 5343 5344 5345 5347 5349 5358 5359

5363 5364 5365 5366 5368 5369 537n 5378 5379 5380

5382 5383 5384 5386 5389 539ij 5393 5394 5398 54 i

54u2 54q7 54q9 541,j 5415 54i6 542P 5428 543n 5431

5432 5435 5438 5444 5445 5447 5448 5449 5450 5451

5452 5498 5499 550u 5502 5^1u 5571 5579 5619 5697

5698 5699 57Q3 57Q4 57u5 5/06 57t)7 57Q8 5712 57i3

5714 5716 5717 57l8 5720 5721 5725 5726 5727 5728

5729 5730 5732 5739 5740 5/42 5746 5749 5750 5751

5753 5755 5759 576u 5761 5764 5768 5770 5771 5772

5775 5776 5777 5778 578i 578? 578b 5787 579o 5792

5793 58Q8 5853 5858 5860 5868 5870 5872 5873 5874

5884 5920 5921 5922 5923 5*24 5925 5920 5934 5935

5939 594U 5941 5942 5948 5949 595^. 5951 5954 5955

5958 5959 5960 596l 5962 5*63 5964 5967 5969 5970

5972 5975 5976 5978 5979 5*81 5983 5989 599i 5992

5994 5995 5996 5999 60U1 6002 6oy5 6u06 6qo7 60q8

6010 6011 6Q13 6014 6015 6016 6^23 6q2* 6q39 6U4U

6043 6048 6050 6o52 6054 6j55 6Q56 6u58 6061 6062

6063 6064 6065 6o67 6068 6071 6074 6u77 6080 6U81

6Q85 6199 6201 6202 62u3 6<^04 62u5 6206 6207 62o9

6211 6213 6214 6215 62l7 6222 6223 6228 6229 6244

62*4 6295 6298 6301 63u2 63o3 63u/ 6308 6309 63i2

6314 6317 6322 6323 6324 632« 6331 6335 6337 6343

6348 6351 6352 6354 6355 6356 6358 6359 637p 6372

6376 6378 6382 6384 6385 6388 6392 6394 6395 6398

64 u 4 64 5 64 6 64 09 6410 6438 6441 6443 6444 6446

6451 6453 6454 657u 6572 6P84 658e 6589 659o 6591

6667 6670 6671 6673 6674 6676 6677 6678 6679 6630

6684 6687 6688 669j 66*2 6693 6694 6695 6697 6699

67ul 67Q5 6/07 67lu 67i2 67l? 6716 6717 6719 6720

6721 6722 6723 6727 6728 6733 6734 6735 6738 6739

6741 6743 6745 6746 6749 6/5u 6754 6755 6623 6824

6825 6826 6827 6828 6831 6632 6836 6842 6644 6845

6846 6849 6851 6852 6853 6854 6856 6857 6856 6859

6860 6922 6925 6927 6928 6929 6933 6934 6935 6937

6938 6939 6940 6942 6944 6946 6947 6948 6951 6954

6955 6956 6957 696-j 6965 6967 6968 6973 6974 6975

6976 6^77 6978 698y 699Q 6991 6992 6994 7Q0 2 7uo4

7Q11 7012 7013 7ul8 7019 702u 7o26 7u30 7o3l 7039

7Q4Q 7o58 7073 7u76 708u 7u82 7o83 7u84 7o86 7089

IV-E1
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

GAMMA SPECTROMETRY (CONTINUED)

7096 7097 7099 7102 7103 7lo6 7107 7108 71U

7H3 7118 7119 7122 7123 7124 7i29 7131 7l32 7134

7135 7137 7142 7143 7146 7147 7l48 7l49 7152 7160

7164 7165 7167 7168 7170 7171 7174 7176 7l8l 7182

7i86 7193 7194 7l96 7197 7198 7201 7202 7203 72i)6

72U9 7210 7211 7212 7214 7215 7217 7218 7219 7225

7226 7229 7230 7234 7235 723? 7241 7242 7246 7248

7250 7257 7260 728u 7231 7282 7283 7289 7291 7292

7293 7295 7296 7297 7298 7299 7300 7301 7302 73q3

7304 7305 7306 7307 73u8 7311 7314 73157316 73l8

7320 7326 7328 7329 7330 7331 7336 7337 7338 7341

7342 7344 735i 7353 7354 7355 7359 7360 7362 7364

7365 7366 7372 7373 7374 7375 7376 7377 7382 7387

7388 7389 7390 739l 7394 7396 7397 7399 74Q1 74q2

7403 74Q4 7407 7408 7410 7413 7414 7417 7420 7422

7423 7424 7425 7426 7427 746U 7865 7867 7869 7873

7878 7879 7883 7884 7385 7888 7889 7893 7896 7898

7899 79Q1 7902 7906 7907 79Q8 7910 7911 7912 79i3

7914 7917 7919 792u 7921 7923 7926 7927 7928 79g9

793Q 7933 7938 7939 7945 7947 7948 7951 7952 7957

7959 7961 7968 7969 7970 /974 7976 7978 7979 7981

7986 7988 7989 799u 7993 7995 7996 7997 7998 7999

80u0 8001 8005 8007 8012 8U17 8023 8024 8034 8041

SOLID STATE GAMMA SPECTROMETRY

845 865 1573 2146 2254 2350 2532 2559 2579 2604

2762 2945 349i 379i 3935 4oq5 42j4 4280 5421 5583

5537 5766 5788 5875 5936 597? 5977 5981 6000 6Ul2

6Q29 6U69 6H74 622u 6227 6313 6314 6315 6322 6346

6359 6360 6371 6375 6379 6380 6383 64Q7 6439 6442

6445 6455 6691 670o 6702 6729 6740 6748 6923 6924

6930 6931 6932 6936 6941 6943 6949 6950 6962 6963

6964 6966 6969 697u 6972 6982 6983 6993 6999 7039

7Q4Q 7042 7072 7o77 7112 7125 7154 7l86 7i95 72o7

7216 7220 7222 7227 7243 7245 7251 7254 7256 7285

7317 7333 734Q 734l 7393 7416 7431 7935 7937 7944

7983 801U 8011 8019 8020 8U38

IV-S2
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

BETA AND ALPHA SPECTROMETRY

140 146 252 255 259 261 262 267 269 27 i) 271 272

279 322 326 347 349 411 41.6 421 424 431 449 451

455 468 470 530 692 811 82b 838 1076 1101 1123

1124 1125 1127 1145 1155 1158 U59 ll6u 1162 1169

U8Q 1183 ll* 7 ll9u 1191 1197 1231 1237 1263 1357

14U1 14Q4 1416 1424 1431 1437 1455 i486 1494 l6j8

1885 2052 2157 2497 2518 2523 3q91 3Q93 3464 3760

3993 4001 4227 4248 4262 4289 5343 5344 5345 5347

5444 5543 6378 6'75l 6930 6961 7 1 8 fj 7903 7919

COINCIDENCE SPECTROMETRY

45 46 49 105 lin 125 14q 1?5 166 208 312 393 428

432 594 621 653 682 822 842 8 4 1? 849 850 862 1012

1059 1071 1076 1079 1098 1099 U15 1194 1326 1340

1466 1500 1532 1578 1612 16J.6 1623 1735 Idol l8l4

1859 i860 1886 1914 l958 1965 1967 2500 2516 2§29

2544 2546 2610 2612 2644 2/72 2796 297l 2979 2987

3467 3473 349i 372u 3721 3736 3776 3970 3978 40Q1

42U4 4386 533n 5343 5385 5399 54i7 5591 5621 5782

5931 5975 6Q29 6o53 6072 6u83 6297 6369 6580 6689

6706 6724 6742 6752 6843 6958 6959 7(jl7 7&43 7044

7Q45 7046 7371 74C5 74o6 7871 7934 7941 7946 7949

7964 7982 8021 8j37

NON-DISCRIMINATORY COUNTING (a, 8, Y> BUT INCLUDES HALF LIFE

AND ABSORBER MEASUREMENTS, AUTORADIOGRAPHY, EMULSIONS

6 7 8 10 11 12 13 22 23 24 26 28 30-31 32 35 37 47

51 52 53 54 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 73 75 79 83

84 85 87 93 96 97 98 100 102 103 105 108 109 114

115 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 i26 133 134 135

138 139 141 142 143 144 147 151 154 158 161 163

166 167 171 174 176 l73 180 181 i86 187 168 189

194 196 198 20U 209 210 211 213 214 216 217 2l9

221 222 223 22^ 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233

234 235 236 243 245 249 250 256 266 274 275 287

301 327 333 346 354 358 360 361 362 363 366 378

379 382 384 385 396 397 398 400 402 408 413 4i7

42 9 436 443 465 467 474 477 478 48l 483 485 490

491 492 493 499 501 509 5i2 522 524 537 538 553

563 57i 578 580 589 59l 59S 6fl2 610 612 622 623

629 631 651 652 653 654 669 670 674 675 676 677

IV-23
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

NON-DISCRIMINATORY COUNTING (a, 8, Y> BUT INCLUDES HALF LIFE

AND ABSORBER MEASUREMENTS, AUTORADIOGRAPHY, EMULSIONS

(CONTINUED)

683 692 699 7q5 723 730 736 739 744 755 757 760

774 775 776 778 779 783 792 853 858 864 869 871

881 883 9Q9 910 911 914 916 921 922 923 928 929

937 939 941 949 952 963 965 967 97fl 973 979 985

1013 1015 1016 1U18 1023 1028 1030 1057 1Q61 1062

1078 1080 1081 1082 1083 1085 I086 1087 1088 1096

1104 1107 1108 1109 1111 1113 U21 1123 1131 1133

1135 H43 1146 1147 1219 1252 1257 1259 126n 1262

1266 1267 1271 1274 1275 1278 1285 1287 1292 1293

1295 1298 1307 1329 l35l 1356 1373 1380 1385 1389

1391 1392 1394 1399 1449 1457 1458 1471 1473 1474

1477 1478 1483 1494 1495 15q6 15l3 1520 154Q 1546

1547 1563 1569 1577 i58l I60I 1 6 n 4 1621 1628 1636

1655 1660 1664 l67l 1675 1677 1683 1685 1686 1693

1694 17Q0 1711 1713 1720 1'26 1730 1743 1751 1752

1754 1758 1762 1763 1764 1770 1772 1773 1774 1778

178o 1786 1787 1788 l798 18QU 18l2 1818 1822 l824

1830 1834 1839 1841 i844 1848 1858 1861 1862 1865

1871 1872 1873 1874 1879 1888 1911 1924 1937 1945

1948 1952 1955 1959 l974 1976 1977 1979 198Q 2323

234Q 2384 2386 2409 2444 245* 25ol 2523 2534 2^54

2597 2633 2636 264o 2643 2654 2657 2658 2661 2680

2687 2712 2714 2717 27l8 2721 2731 2735 2759 2794

2797 2839 2845 2849 2853 2865 2873 2878 2920 2921

2927 2932 2940 2942 2943 2949 2964 2976 2982 3064

31U5 3361 3376 339i 3394 3397 34l4 3481 3482 3491

3669 37Q9 3714 3716 3726 3727 3729 3730 3732 3736

3746 3755 3767 3783 3962 3965 3976 3977 398i 3987

3995 4207 4267 4278 4315 43l9 4386 5295 5320 5350

5353 5356 5359 537y 5381 5395 5397 5398 54Q3 54q5

5406 54Q8 5422 5429 5439 5472 55ol 5515 5517 5547

558l 57i9 5731 5752 5769 5848 5851 5923 5927 5932

5933 5938 5965 5984 6004 6ul7 6031 6u44 6063 6073

6086 6208 6304 6344 6353 6386 6387 6389 639o 64o5

6412 6436 6459 6572 6635 6686 6696 6736 6752 6839

6921 6960 6989 7q35 7Q8i 7087 7lul 7133 7138 7139

7162 7166 7172 7200 7258 7312 7321 7369 7370 7380

7411 7412 7866 7869 7874 7894 7931 7932 794Q 7975

7992 8006 8022 8035

IV-2f
c

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

PROMPT NEUTRON COUNTING

82 88 169 170 2Q6 207 38l 479 554 77;j 839 9()4 9q5

908 978 983 11*56 127.) 128Q 1377 1393 1435 1637

1642 1782 1811 1822 l857 2303 23l8 2634 275l 2777

2963 2987 349i 37H 5238 53l9 6329 6339 6366 6366

6449 6582 6668 6669 6675 6631 6682 6683 6711 6985

7q13 7127 7862 7994 8018

PROMPT GAMMA COUNTING

184 185 312 383 665 713 1026 1049 1061 1178 1336

1337 1553 1576 16H 1651 1683 1772 1783 1785 l843

1898 1935 1951 i984 1985 2146 2254 2364 2429 25()4

253Q 2652 2684 2933 3933 3o78 3p89 3126 3362 3399

3466 3717 3741 3753 3811 3976 3979 4uQ0 5l77 5261

5372 5384 5566 5577 5733 5/56 5773 5779 5919 6367

6380 645U 6595 6596 6650 6932 7oil 71Q9 7144 7236

7239 7240 7252 7286 7361 7379 7863 7900 7904 7967

8026 8029 8039

DELAYED NEUTRON COUNTING

321 514 782 808 819 841 843 666 1025 1070 1302

1857 i9o6 2751 349i 4277 5*62 5323 5551 5735 5765

5953 6393 6713 6714 7163 7943 b 35

NEUTRON FLUX DETERMINATION, INCLUDES SAMPLE SELF-SHIELDIN<

AND FLUX PERTURBATIONS

125 161 179 186 205 209 212 221 304 305 306 3l6

347 377 391 396 399 403 467 5lu 552 581 6()9 662

7()1 735 743 794 828 832 84d 643 845 353 854 868

9q3 in37 1044 1054 lj64 lo7rj iu85 1116 1156 H58

1161 1169 1261 1303 1331 1335 1347 1349 1418 l4i9

1420 1437 1452 1467 1477 1487 13U I57n 1593 1^96

1624 1627 1641 1642 1647 1&46 1659 167b 1696 l7i&

1729 1827 1877 1912 l936 1946 1950 1958 i96l i982

22 8 248q 2537 2^25 2754 2

8 Q2 2957 3414 3479 3485

3719 3797 4224 5339 5447 56q2 5860 5368 5962 6694

6703 7071 7215 7368 7400 /B8l

IV-25
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

CHARGED PARTICLE FLUX DETERMINATION, INCLUDES SAMPLE SELF

SHIELDING

3i«» 381 1312 3«G3 37i9 42l5 7(ju7 7u08 7205 7226

PHOTONUCLEAR FLUX DETERMINATION, INCLUDES SAMPLE SELF

SHIELDING

1014 1178 3719 3791 5379 7U16

INTERFERING NUCLEAR REACTIONS

1Q8

386

580

7n-3

868

1161

1347

1432

1528

1907

2369

2839

42bl

6568

114

39<?

583

711

94,)

31

32

88

27

77

15

46

59

81

98

1180

13 75

1433

1598

1911

2495

3384

5341

6743

1183

1386

1436

1599

1914

2499

34 3

5381

6993

196

493

601

822

101

1184

1398

1455

16ri

I92u

2515

3414

5382

7 014

201

516

614

828

lul

1190

I4b0

1 4 56

1628

1937

2643

3461

5757

7015

314

5l»

622

831

2 H

119

140

147

164

193

266

347

597

788

332

544

662

635

U4 1

2 11

8 14

7 14

f 16

8 19

2 26

34

3 62

U 79

346

552

676

842

144

94

13

99

78

50

81

79

12

56

347

555

687

844

1145

198

42

5U7

731

968

723

485

408

352 3

567 5

701 7 850 8

1158

1199

1424

1520

1816

2259

2754

3993

6410

61

78

03

56

H60

1341

14;?5

1^25

1899

2283

2767

3994

6*i2

OTHER ERRORS ASSOCIATED WITH IRRADIATION

131 205 212 291

388 399 476 5o5

842 845 850 108

1676 1729 1731

2948 2990 3101

4224 4325 5339

7Q25 7071 7128

295 297 30 306 322 328 344 346

533 614 620 621 622 828 835 836

7 1261 1442 1526 1598 1647 1675

1889 1910 1956 1972 1931 268.1 2849

3403 3479 3483 3781 3791 4206 42i3

5602 6066 6321 t>7ij8 683 7010 70l5

IV-2b
o

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

COUNTING ERRORS AND CORRECTIONS

173 184 185 242 312

592 610 614 61* 62u

1136 1161 1177 1178

1309

1936

266Q

4224

1347

1937

2692

5385

1434

1939

3374

6318

1601

228u

3466

7398

322 344 391 399 455

621 676 7ll 739 843

1182 1187 1191 1195

1643

2480

3468

1662

2497

3479

1676

2503

3499

1684

2580

3791

468 585

«54 109

1196 1199

1729

2587

4206

1873

2643

4213

PRECISION-ACCURACY DISCUSSED

o

57 10

284 2

342 3

656 6

868 9

10^5

1178

1199

1466

1628

1873

1983

2542

3Q79

4l96

5385

73U5

5 108

85 28

44 39

91 73

52 10

1090

1180

1255

1484

1641

18 85

2157

2549

3091

4203

5390

7915

110

6 287

9 4QU

9 8Q«

17 10

1094

1181

1328

1505

1643

1889

2455

2652

3099

4276

5713

113 114

288 28

519 54

84u 84

27 1040

H6u 11

1182

1347

1518

1647

1912

2499

2686

3368

4278

6742

130 2

9 2S»0

9 553

1 842

1U64

62 116

11

13

15

17

19

25

27

33

53

68

83

62

28

29

13

U3

54

81

41

41

118

1*1

153

173

195

252

275

338

535

7 6

01 2u5

305 31

583 60

843 85

1076 1

7 1169

1187

1415

1541

1782

1967

2534

2777

3418

5366

7Q70

212

2 322

9 614

3 854

080 1

1171

1191

1439

1598

1815

1969

2537

2836

3482

5368

7071

255 26

329 3

621 6

863 8

082 10

1172

1193

1442

1599

1865

1979

2539

2849

3488

5372

7072

3 267

37

22

66

84

1175

1196

1453

l6?7

1872

1961

2541

2873

35i4

5381

7291

SENSITIVITY TABLES

16 111 13

294 295 2

409

644

722

850

1039

1154

132

96 29

141

347

643

7q8

846

972

1152

1315

1416

1536

1731

35

46

36

52

44

65

74

85

1327

1417

1540

1755

1040

1162

1347

1421

1620

1808

298

447

663

751

873

1049

1166

1352

1425

1642

1838

162 1

312

449

668

808

877

lu5l

1172

1353

1439

1656

1854

64 201

337 340

566

671

810

89U

1065

580

678

835

b94

10

119g

1355

1464

1666

1873

203 20

342 3

584 6

679 6

836 8

901 9

88 109

193 11

361 13

465 15

669 16

874 18

5 218 281 293

43 344 345

03

85

37

18

796

75

03

73

75

618

702

841

942

1144

1304

1404

1522

1676

1881

641

7Q3

843

951

11«8

1312

1«07

1524

1691

1885

375-791 O - 70 - 17 IV-27
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

SENSITIVITY TABLES (CONTINUED)

1869 1903 1911 1935 l94f) 1*41 2452 2516 2567 2568

2663 2690 2697 2799 2924 £937 2939 3yt?9 3o7l 3082

3091 3366 3395 3483 3487 3t>n6 3756 3772 3793 3Bq3

3978 398u 4294 5317 5372 5379 5384 5389 5993 634U

6731 7114 7ii7 7l55 7156 7895 7925 7962 7966

PRECONCENTRATION, CONTAMINATION, COLLECTION AND HANDLING

TECHNIQUES

47 61 160 179 183 l92 263 322 33! 354 377 385 4^2

477 493 5n 542 543 586 &14 7f)8 721 813 629 850

851 932 933 11L»7 H29 1141 1143 1181 1281 1404

1409 1412 1416 1427 1428 1432 1436 1455 1463 1478

1497 1518 1526 1529 i6;j9 1626 1636 1653 1655 i7q8

1722 1750 1770 1774 l8ll 1632 1835 1674 1914 2*40

2511 254U 2598 262l 2635 2637 2672 2685 2687 2695

2696 2734 2752 28Cu 29y4 2936 2981 2984 2989 3100

3358 3507 3508 35P9 3724 3959 3960 3964 4201 42i7

4219 4273 4302 4314 5341 5356 5359 5368 5451 5869

5873 5929 5959 5962 5963 6DQ2 6o52 6ij68 6o76 O081

b228 630? 6324 634i 6348 6361 6362 6363 6364 6365

64U7 6745 6747 692l 6927 6928 6990 7u89 7o94 7146

72C6 7294 7298 7328 7355 7422 7930 7935 7939 7941

8010 8011

IRRADIATION TECHNIQUES, SAMPLE HANDLING AND FACILITIES, FLUX

MONITORS

125 131 146 181 192 199 2Q? 280 281 285 3l6 324

341 348 455 500 614 625 631 635 658 67n 7q2 7i4

7l9 737 765 8i9 824 H43 646 648 852 898 950 961

979 1029 1048 lt)54 l t! 55 1063 11)97 1116 1136 1145

H48 1248 1256 1258 1269 1277 l4 tJ 7 i4l8 1437 1439

1440 1517 1523 1528 3 5 39 1545 1627 1642 1658 l6$9

1661 1663 1676 1695 1696 1698 17ul 1702 1706 l7i2

1717 1722 1729 1845 i853 1861 1864 1366 1875 l883

1889 1912 1916 I92u 1922 1923 194Q 1945 1956 l9<>7

1965 2104 2147 2335 2410 2^01 2524 2527 2536 2542

2548 2549 2564 2576 2598 2659 2672 2787 2849 2924

2936 2937 2939 2948 3333 3376 34(j3 3461 3507 35|)9

3745 3751 379p 379i 3796 3797 38o8 3956 3981 4251

IV-28
o

o

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

IRRADIATION TECHNIQUES, SAMPLE HANDLING AND FACILITIES,

FLUX MONITORS (CONTINUED)

42&0 53l8 5425 5443 545l 5594 56i0 5694 57ll 5733

5748 5868 5873 5943 5952 5*63 5983 6y59 633.9 6325

6331 6349 635l 6382 63*8 64q2 64|j4 64q6 6447 6459

6597 6598 6699 6703 67l8 672& 6727 6728 673n 6743

6747 683U 69<*5 6979 6984 6*87 6988 7q15 7 20 7032

7o33 7173 7177 7l99 7259 729o< 7335 7358 7395 79i6

8n36 8040

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS STANDARDS AND STANDARD REFERENCE

MATERIALS

2q5 306 314 361 362 363 365 367 37i 572 58l 587

6QJ 676 687 8q8 82u 841 953 l!)76 1126 H87 1255

1282 1293 1431 1433 l596 25oi 2537 3413 3472 3481

356Q 432U 5985 6349 7074 707? 7Q76 7q77 7078 7185

7350 8(133

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS AND NUMERICAL METHODS

18 36 58 156 1*9 2(jl 273 520 527 534 574 590 642

693 707 759 82° 845 977 1033 1U41 1058 1073 125l

1323 1359 1419 1457 l5u8 1^56 1557 1567 1580 l6i7

1620 1622 1691 1702 l735 173/ 1790 1809 1819 1826

185l 1866 1868 1919 1947 210? 21.1.6 2387 2450 2*94

2506 2^0* 2514 2515 2521 2533 2538 2545 2547 2548

2574 2602 2673 2689 269i 2>02 27u6 2715 2740 2760

2767 2^01 3082 3283 3353 3356 3380 3381 339i 3500

3514 355u 3552 3662 3741 3776 3791 379-8 3809 42ou

4210 4243 4275 4287 4326 4377 4393 4397 5348 5361

5376 5498 5513 5546 5583 5587 56j 8 5620 5740 5744

5745 5778 5937 597i 6046 6082 6()87 6310 6330 6350

6373 6381 6448 646u 6571 6^73 6734 6744 6837 7034

7047 7i)5() 7052 7Q53 7054 7059 7Q60 7061 7063 7064

7Q65 7066 7Q67 7o68 7069 7115 7123 7156 7178 7221

7244 7251 7346 7378 7428 7868 7872 7918 7922 7980

8016

o

IV-29
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-TECHNIQUE USED

DATA HANDLING SYSTEMS %

59U 931 961 1116 1279 1567 162U 167(] 17q2 1712

1954 2547 2702 2703 ?7u7 274u 2951 2968 3356 3662

3791 4199 4200 5434 62j9 6ilu 6316 6384 6460 6861

7038 7;j41 7047 7048 7049 7j5l 7q52 7fj53 7q54 7251

7872 8002 8003 8004

ELECTRONICS IN ACTIVATION ANALYSIS

318 352 389 393 653 682 H37 xrjbS 1 U 7 9 1116 1350

1358 160? 1612 1944 i934 2252 25u0 2529 2538 2561

265q 27Q2 2703 2704 2710 2?3* 2740 2779 28ui 3H.7

3424 3426 3438 3443 3521 3^46 3662 3741 3790 3*91

4260 4289 538n 5414 5434 5943 6360 6456 6861 7038

7041 7042 7043 7o44 7045 7052 7o53 7l77 7460

AA LITERATURE SEARCHING

6403 7055 7056 7057

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