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Oceanography: A Bibliography of

Selected Activation Analysis Literature

G. J. Lutz, Editor

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Institute for Materials Research

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PREFACE

This bibliography is the fifth of a series of

bibliographies on the application of Activation Analysis

to specific subjects. The bibliographies in this series

are produced from the master files of the Analytical

Chemistry Division's Activation Analysis Information

Center and will be periodically updated.

W. Wayne Meinke, Chief

Analytical Chemistry Division

IV
OCEANOGRAPHY: A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF

SELECTED ACTIVATION ANALYSIS LITERATURE

G. J. Lutz, Editor

The literature of oceanography in activation

analysis is reindexed in detail with respect to

Element Determined, Matrix Analyzed and Technique Used

for precise literature searching. An author index is

included.

Key words: Activation analysis; element determined;

matrix analyzed; oceanography; technique

used.

INTRODUCTION

This publication, Oceanography: A Bibliography of

Selected Activation Analysis Literature is one of a series of specialized bibliographies on Activation

Analysis, prepared by the Analytical Chemistry Division's

Activation Analysis Literature Center.

Publications obtained by the center for inclusion

in the Activation Analysis Information and Retrieval

Systems are indexed according to the broad categories of

Element Determined, Matrix Analyzed and Technique Used.

Currently there are 106 descriptive terms under Matrix

Analyzed and 53 under Technique Used. Candidates for

inclusion in this bibliography were extracted from Matrix

Analyzed categories of fish, shellfish, seaweed, marine

sediments and seawater. Those publications of interest

have been reindexed to more precise and specific literature searching.
An author index has been included. The Center

plans to publish revisions to this bibliography as

frequently as innovations in the field warrant.

The editors wish to thank Mr. Robert Boreni for

his valuable assistance in preparing this bibliography

VI
OCEANOGRAPHY - ACCESSION NUMBERS

9 EHMANN, W.D,

TRACE ELEMENT DETERMINATIONS IN NATURAL MATERIALS

BY ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

C0NF«151«4, (FROM 19TH INTERNATIONAL UNION OF PURE

AND APPLIED CHEMISTRY CUNGRESS, LONDON), 22P,

(1963), (ENGLISH), UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY,

LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY,

164 FUKAI, R, * MElNKE, W,W,

TRACE ANALYSIS OF MaRJNE ORGANISMS A COMPARISON OF

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS AND CONVENTIONAL METHODS,

LIMNOLOGY AND OCEANOGRAPHY, 4, 398-4Q8 H959),

(ENGLISH), DEPT, OF CHEMISTRY, UNIV, OF MJCHlGAN,

ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,

165 fUKAI, R, MElNKE, W,W.

SOME ACTIVATION ANALYSES OF SjX TRACE ELEMENTS JN

MARINE BIOLOGICAL ASHES,

NATURE, 184, 815-816 (l95y), (ENGLISH), DEPT, OF

CHEMISTRY, UNJV, OF MICHIGAN, ANN ARBOR, MICH,

204 DRESSER INDUSTRIES JNC

EQUIPMENT FOR ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF OCEAN BOTTOM

CURES (ENGINEERING MATERIALS),

CAPE-1010, 46 UNITS, UNDATFDi (ENGLISH), DRESSER

RESEARCH, TULSA, QKLA,

JN

MATERIALS

212 SETSER, J.L,

DETERMINATION OF ZIRCONIUM AND HAFNIUM

METEORITES, SEDIMENTS, aND TERRESTRIAL

BY NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

TJD*19179, 81P,, 1963, (ENGLISH), KENTUCKY

UNIVERSITY, LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY,

235 HU M MEL, R,W,

DETERMINATION OF GOLD IN SEA WATER BY

RADIOACTIVATIQN ANALYSIS,

ANALYST, 82, 483*488 (lV57), (ENGLISH),

Harwell, didcot, berks, England,

236 hummel, r,w, * smales, a, a,

AERE,

determination of

both radioactive

ANALYST, 81, 110-

Harwell, didcot,

STRONTJUM IN SEA W A TER BY USjNG

AND STABLE ISOTOPES,

113 (1956), (ENGLISH), AERE,

BERKS, ENGLAND,
OCEANOGRAPHY - ACCESSION NUMBERS

409 FUKAI, R, « MEINKE, W,W,

ACTIVATION ANALYSES OF VANApIUM, A RSENIC,

MOLYBDENUM, TUNGSTEN, RHENIUM, aND GOLD IN MARINE

ORGANISMS,

LIMNOLOGY AND OCEANOGRAPHY, 7, 186-200 (1962),

• (ENGLISH), DEPT, OF CHEM,, UNIV, OF MICHIGAN, ANN

ARBOR, MICH,

422 RONA, E, * HOOD, D.W, * AKERS, L.Ki * MUSE, Li

DETERMINATION OF MaNGaMESE JM SfcA W A TER,

PREPRINT, 9P, (ENGLISH), OAK RIDGE INSTITUTE OF

NUCLEAR STUDIES, OAK RIDGE, TENN,

470 SMALES, A,A, * MAPPER, D, * WOOD, A,J f THE DETERMINATION, BY RaD I OaCT I VAT ION, OF SMALL

QUANTITIES OF NICKEL, COBALT AND COPPER IN ROCKS,

MARINE SEDIMENTS AND METEORITES,

ANALYST, 82, 75*88 (1*57), (ENGLISH), ANALYTICAL

CHEMISTRY GROUP, AERE, HARWELL, NR, DJDCOT, BERKS,

ENGLAND,

471 smales, a, a, * mapper, d, wood, a, j,

Radioactivation analysis of quote cosmic quote and

other magnetic spherules,

geochim, cosmochim, acta, 13, 123*126 (1958),

(english*, aere, harwell, england,

475

477 SMALES, AL A, A, * SALMON, L,

DETERMINATION BY RaDIOaCT I VaT I ON OF SMALL AMOUNTS

OF RUBIDIUM AND CAESIUM IN SEa-WaTER aNU RELATED

MATERIALS OF GEQCHEMICAL INTEREST,

ANALYST. 80, 37*5Q (1955), (ENGLISH), AERE,

HARWELL, ENGLAND,

492 STEWART, D?C, * BENTLEY, W,C,

ANALYSIS OF URANIUM IN SEA WATER,

SCIENCE, 12Q, 50-51 (1954), (ENGLISH). ARGONNE

NATIONAL LAB,, LEMONT, ILLINOIS,
OCEANOGRAPHY - ACCESSION NUMBERS

586 RONA, E, * HOOD, D,W, * MUSE, L, * BUGLIO, B,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF MANGANESE AND ZINC IN SEA

WATER

LIMNOLOGY AND OCEANOGRAPHY, 7, 2Ql*-2o6 U962>,

(ENGLISH), OAK RIDGE INSTITUTE OF NUCLEAR STUDIES,

OAK RIDGE, TENN,

614 SCHUTZ, D,F, * TUReKIAN, K,K,

the investigation of the geographical and vertical

distribution of several trace elements jn sea

water using neutron activation analysis,

GbOCHIM, COSMOCHIM, ACTA, 29, 259*313 <l965),

(english), department of geology, yale

university, new haven, conn,

616 smales, a, a, * wiseman, j,d,h,

origin of njckel in deep*sfa sediments,

nature, 175, 464»465 u955), (english), aere,

Harwell, berks, England,

723 bowen, h,j;m,

STRONTIUM AND BARIUM |N SEA *aTER AND MARINE

ORGANISMS,

J W b N H J M

STRONTIUM AND BARIUM |N SEA *ATER AND MaR

ORGANISMS,

J, MAR, BIOL, ASSOC,, 31?, 451*460 (1956),

(ENGLISH), RADIOBIOLOGICAL RESEARCH UNIT,

HARWELL, BERKS, ENGLAND,

fcMEDA, K,

AERE,

757 KAMEDA,

RADIOaCTTVaTION ANALYSIS OF RaRE*EaRTH ELEMENTS IN

F I SH

THE THIRD JaPaN CONFERENCE ON RADIOISOTOPES, jRjA

5V/P-105, S*5 (1961), (ENGLISH), JAPAN ATOMJC

ENERGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE, HEALTH PHySICS

DIVISION,

758 FuKAI, R

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF TRACE ELEMENTS IN MARINE

ORGANISMS • ESTIMATIONS OF VANADIUM, aRSENIC

MOLYBDENUM, TUNGSTEN, RHENIUM AND GOLD,

THE THIRD JAPAN CONFERENCE ON RADIOISOTOPES, jRlA

5V/P-104, S«4 (1961), (ENGLISH), TOKAl REGIONAL

FISHERIES RESEARCH LABORATORY,

96i KEHLER, P, * MONAGHAN, R,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF OCEAN BOTTOM CORES,

TJD«18125, 16P,, NOVEMBER 1962, (ENGLISH), DRESSER

RESEARCH* TULSA, OKLAHOMA,
OCEANOGRAPHY - ACCESSION NUMBERS

1094 CARH, M,H, * TUREKIAN, K,K,

THE GEOCHEMISTRY OF COBALT,

GEOCHIM, COSMOCHIM, ACTA, 23# 9-6g (I96l),

(ENGLISH), DEPARTMENT OK GEOLOGY, YaLE UNIVERSITY,

NEW HAVEN, CONN,

1125 hAMAqUChI. Hi * KAWABUC H I# K, * ONUMA, N,

DETERMINATION OF TRaCE UU A MTITIES OF TIN BY

NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

ANAL, CHJM, ACTA, 3(J, 335*345 (i964), (ENGLISH)

(FRENCH AND GERMAN SUMMARIES), DEPARTMENT QF

CHEMISTR?, TOKYO KYOIKU UNIVERSITY, KOISHJKaWai

TOKYO, JAPAN,

1127 HAMAGUCHI, H, * KURQDA, R, * HOSOHARA, K, * SHlMIZUi t;

THERMAL NEUTRON ACTlV A TjON aNaLYSjS OF TaNTaLUM IN

sea water,

ji atomic energy soc, japan, 5, no, 8, 662-665

(1963), (japanese) (english summary), dept, chem,,

faculty science, Tokyo kyoiku univ,, japan,

1128 hamaguchi, h, * kuroda, r, * watanabe, y,

Tantalum contents of deep sea sediments,

njppon kagaku zasshi, 84, 723*726 (1963),

(japanese) (english summary), department of

chemistr?, tokyo kyoiku unlversjty, bunkyu-ku,

tokyo, japan,

1257 KAMEDA, K,

study on abundance of rare earth elements in

marine organisms,

j, radiation res, (japan), 3, 89*103 (june 1962),

(english*, japan atomic energy research institute,

tukai, ibaragi pref,, japan

1277 GIRaRdN Fl * MERLINI, M,

STUDIES ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF TRACE ELEMENTS IN A

MOLLUSK FROM A FRESHWATER ENVIRONMENT BY

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

L ANALYSE PAR RADIOACT I VaTION ET SES APPLICATIONS

AUX SCIENCES BIQLOGJQUES, PRESSES UNI VEKSI Ta IRES

DE FRANCE, 108* BLVD. SA I NT-GERMA JN, PARIS, 6E#

23*46 (1964), (ENGLISH), NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY AND

BIOLOGY, ISPRA, ITALY,
OCEANOGRAPHY - ACCESSION NUMBERS

1385 HAMAGUCHI, H. * KURODA, R| * ONUMA, N, * KAWABUCH!, K, * M

TSUBAY ASH I , T, * HOSOHAHA, K,

THE GEOCHEMISTRY OF TJN.

GEOCHJM. COSMOCHIM, ACTA, 28, 1q39»1Q53 (1964),

(ENGLISH), DEPARTMENT OF CHEMJSTRY, TOKYO KYOJKU

UNIVERSITY, TOKYOi QTSUKA, JAPAN,

1395 HORI, R,

STUDIES ON THE PERMEABILITY OF SEA URCHJN PLASM A

MEMBRANE BY NEUTRON ACT|VaTJQN ANALYSIS,

RADIOISOTOPES (TOKYQ), 12, 115»119 (1963),

(JAPANESE), TOYAMA UNIVERSITY, JAPAN,

14Q1 WAKJTA, H, * KIQOSHI, K,

ACTIVATION ANaUYSJS OF THORIUM JN SHELLS,

NIPPON KAGAKU ZASSHJ, 85, 476*480 (1964),

(JAPANESE), GAKUSHUIN UNIVERSITY, TOKYO, JAPAN,

1402 OKA, Y, * KATO, T, SASAKI, M,

DETERMINATION OF GOLD IN SEA WATER BY NEUTRON

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

NIPPON KAGAKU ZASSHJ, 85, 643*647 (1964),

(JAPANESE) (ENGLISH SUMMARY), TOHQKU UNJV

SENDAJ, JAPAN,

VERSITY,

1457 corless, j,*t, * winchester, j,w,

variations in the ratjo ca»48/(T0Tal caj in the

natural environment,

PURE AND APPL, CHEM,, 8, NO, 3»4, 3l7»323 (l964),

(ENGLISH), MIT, CAMBRIDGE, MASS,

1688 TUREKIAN, K,K,

ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT, DECEMBER l, 1963»N0VEM9ER

3y, 1964, GEOCHEMISTRY TECHNICAL REPORT iq,

TID«21137» 30P,, AUGUST 3l, 1964, (ENGLISH),

DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGYi YALE UNIVERSITY, NEW HaVeN,

CONN,

1727 MULLINS, WTT, * EMeRY# J.F, Ba^Ei L.Ci * LEDUICOTTE, G,W f APPLICATIONS OF N£UTROM«ACTlV A TlON ANALYSIS JN

OCEANOGRAPHY,

0RNU»3397, 105-1Q6 (1963), (ENGLISH), OaK RJDGE

NATIONAL LABORATORY, OAK RIDGE, TENN,
OCEANOGRAPHY - ACCESSION NUMBERS

1781 MERLIN!, M

J

THE USE OF RaUIOaCTIVaTION ANALYSIS in biology,

EUR»128,r, 27P,, 1962, (ITALIAN) (ENGLISH

SUMMARY), EUROPEAN ATOMIC ENERGY COMMUNjTY,

NUCLEAR RESEARCH CENTER, ISPRA, ITALY,

1874 WINCHESTER* J,W, * UUCE, H,A,

HALOGEN GEOCHEMISTRY,

TECH, ENG, NEWS, 27*3i ('"AY 1965), (ENGLISH),

DEPARTMENT OF GEOPHYSICS, MJT, CAMBRIDGE, M A SS,

1945

1970

2546

2732

hqgdahl, o,t,

distribution of the ra*b earth elements in

sea-»water,

nato research grant no, ggj, semiannual progress

report no, 2, october 1, 1965 to march 61$ 1966,

44P,, 7 FIGURES, APRIL in, 1966, (ENGLISH),

CENTRAL INSTITUTE FOR INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH, OSlQ,

8LINDERN. NORWAY,

1*129

KEISCh, B, * KOCH, R,C, * LEVI^E, A,S t DETERMINATION OF BIOSPHERIC LEVELS OF

NEUTRON-ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

PROCEEDINGS 1965 I NTERMAT J ONAL CONFERENCE, MODERN

TRENDS IN ACTIVATION ANALYSjS, COLLEGE STaTjQNi

texas, 284-290, april 19*22, 1965, (english),

nuclear science and engineering corporation,

pittsburgh, pa,

stevenson, r,a, * ufret, s,l, dlecldue, a,t,

trace element analyses of some marine organisms,

fifth inter«amer!can symposjum on the peaceful

application of nuclear energy, washington, d,ci#

pan american union, 2<33*2,$9« 1965, (english),

PUERTO RICO NUCLEAR CENTER, MayaGUEZ, PUERTO RICO,
OCEANOGRAPHY - ACCESSION NUMBERS

2848 SLOWEY, J,P, * HEDGES, Q.H, * HOOD. D t W,

THE CHEMISTRY AND ANALYSIS QF TRACE METaLS IN SEA

water, progress report no, 2, august 1,

1V61«N0V^MBER 1, 1962,

TJD»22660, 70P,# OCTOBER 31, 1962, (ENGLISH),

DEPARTMENT OF OCEANOGRAPHY aN« METEORQLUGY, TeX A S

A AND M, COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS,

2973

4219

2984 RAO, S,R, * KHAN* A, A, * KAMATH, P,R,

STABLE STRONTIUM IN SEA W A T£R BY ACTIVATION

TECHNIQUE,

PROCEEDINGS OF THE NUCLEAR A^U RADIATION CHEMISTRY

SYMPOSIUM, 1964, TR0M8AY, INDIA, ATOMIC ENERGY

ESTABLISHMENT, 199*204, 1965, (ENGLISH), HEALTH

PHYSICS DIVISION, ATOMIC ENERGY ESTABLISHMENT

TROMBAY, BOMBAY, INDIA.

3960 TUREKIAN, K t K t * JOHNSON, D,q,

THE BARIUM DISTRIBUTION! IN SEA WATER

GEOCHIM, COSMOCHIM, ACTA, 30, 1153-1174 (NOV,

1966), (ENGLISH), DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY, YALE

UNIVERSITY, NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT,

3969 TUPfcKIAN, K,K,

TRACE ELEMENTS IN SEA WATER AND OTHER NATURAL

WATERS,

YALE*2912*12, 6QP,, AUGUST 31, 1966, (ENGLISH),

YALE UNIVERSITY, DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY,

HAYES, D,W, * SLOWEY, J,F f * HOOD, D,W,

RARE EARTH DISTRIBUTION IN WATERS OF GULF OF

MEXICO,

TJD«23295» SECT, 4.112P,, UNDATED, (ENGLISH),

USA,
OCEANOGRAPHY - ACCESSION NUMBERS

4244 CAPPADONA, C,

ACTjyATlON ANALYSIS, RAPID DETERMINATION OF GOLD

IN SEAWATER,

ATTI ACCAD, SCI. LETTtRt A^TI PALERMO, PT, 1# 24i

71«74 (1963/64), (ITALIAN) (ENGLISH ANU FRENCH

SUMMARIES), 1STJTUTO 01 APPLICAZIONI E IMPIaNTJ

nucleari dell oniversjta di Palermo, jt a ly,

4255 dixon, b.w, * sl0wey* j,f, * hood* d.w.

neutron activation analysis of ruthenium in s£a

WATER

TID*23293# SECT, 3, 2d p » UNDATED, (ENGLISH), TEXAS

A AND M UNIVERSITY, COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS,

4291 SLOWEy* J F

studies'on the distribution of copper, manganese

and zinc in the ocean jsing neutron actuation

AN AL YS I S

TJD»23295, SECT, 2, 113P,, UNDATED, (ENGLISH),

USA,

43el ROBERTSON, DiE, * PERKINS, R.W,

trace elements and cs«l37 in sea water by

gamma*ray spectrometry techniques,

BNWfSA-674, l(jP,# AUGUST Sj, 1966, (ENGLISH),

USA,

5359 HQGDAHLi 0,*T,

DISTRIBUTION OF THE RaRE EARTH ELEMENTS IN SEA

water

nato research grant no, 2(j3 semiannual progress

report no, 4, october 1# 1966 to march 31# 1967,

34P,, li FIGURES, APR JU 29, 1967, (ENGLISH),

OSLO, BLTNDERN* NORWAY.

5387 LOWMAN, F.G,

APPLICATIONS OF NUCLEAR SPECTROSCOPY,

I CONFERENCIA DE ESPECTROScOPj A NUCLEaR Y FISJCa

DEL ESTADO SOLlDO, 49*52 (1964), (ENGLISH),

PUERTO RICO NUCLEAR CENTER, M A YaGUEZ, PUERTO RJcO,

5726 FURUHASHI, N, * UEMURA, T,

QUANTITATIVE ACTUATION ANALYSIS OF THE IMPURITIES

IN A CULTURE PEARLi

OSAKA FURJTSU KQGYO«SH0RE I KAN HOKOKU, NO, 39i

46*49 (JULY 1966), (JAPANESE) (ENGLISH SUMMARY),

INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF OSaKa PREFECTUREi

JAPAN,

8
OCEANOGRAPHY - ACCESSION NUMBERS

5746 BaBB, A,L, * MILLER, W.P, * WJLSON, W,E,, JR, * WOODRUFF, G.L, * NOVOTNY, A, J,

NEUTRON ACTIVaTjON ANALYSIS OF STABLE DYSPROSJUM

BIOLOGICALLY DEPOSITED IN THE BONE OF CHINOOK

SALMON FINGERLINGS,

TRANS, AMER, NUCL. SOC,, in, 449 (NOVEMBER l967>,

(ENGLISH), UNIVERSITY UF WASHINGTON AND U,S,

BUREAU COMMERCIAL FISHERIES,

5771 LANDSTRQM, 0, SAMSAHLi K, * WENNER, C,G,

AN INVESTIGATION OF TRACE ELEMENTS JN MARINE AND

LACUSTRJNE DEPOSITS BY MEANS OF A NEUTRON

ACTIVATION METHOD,

AE*296, 40P,, OCTOBER 1967, (ENGLISH),

AKTIEBOLAGET ATOMENERlil, STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN,

5776

5777 SHIGEMATSU, T, * TABUSHJ, M, * AOKJ# T, * FUJJNQ, 0,

* NISHIKAWA, Y, * GQDA, S,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF LANTHANUM AND EUROPIUM JN

SEA WATER AND LAKE WATER,

BULL, INST, CHEM, RES,, KYOTO UNJV,, 45# NO, 4«5»

307*317 (1967), (ENGLISH), SHJGEMATSU

LABORATORY, JAPAN,

5873 HOGDAHL, OTT,

DISTRIBUTION OF THE RARE EARTH ELEMENTS IN SEA

WATER

NATO RESEARCH GRANT NO. 2()3, SEMIANNUAL PROGRESS

REPORT NO, 5, 1«25, APRIL U 1967 TO SEPT, 30,

1967. (ENGLISH), CENTRAL INSTITUTE FOR

INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH, OSLO, BLJNDERN, NORWAY,

6023 LU^UE, G,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF BROMINE, IODINE AND ARSENIC

IN OILS FROM FISHES, WHALES, PHYTU- AND

ZOOPLANKTON OF MARINE AND LIMNETIC BIOTOPES,

INT, REV,' GESAM, HYDRQBJOL.i S>2, 265«279 (1967),

(ENGLISH), CENTRAL INSTITUTE FOR INDUSTRIAL

RESEARCH, OSLO, NORWAY,
OCEANOGRAPHY - ACCESSION NUMBERS

6208

6228

6843

6348 DOSHI, G R;

ALKALINE EARTH PHOSPHATE AS CARRIER FOR THE

DETERMINATION OF TRaCE ELEMENTS IN SEALER,

INDIAN j; CHEM,, 5. 58Q*56l (NOVEMBER 1967),

(ENGLISH), HEALTH PHYSICS DIVISION, BHaBHA ATOMIC

RESEARCH CENTRE TROMBAY, BOMBAY, INDIA,

6375 ROBERTSON, D,E, * RANCITELLJ, L»A, * PERKJNS, R,W,

MULTIELEMENT ANALYSIS OK SEaWaTER, MARINE

ORGANISMS AND SEDIMENTS BY NEUTRON ACTIVATION

WITHOUT CHEMICAL SEPARATIONS,

BNWL»SA*1776, 74P,, MAY 15, 1968, (ENGLISH),

BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE, PACIFIC NORTHWEST

LABORATORY, RICHLAND, WASHINGTON,

6455 LIVINGSTON, H,D, * BOWEN, V,T,

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF LANTHANIDE ELEMENTS JN

MODERN CORALS, GERMANIUM DETECTOR PROCEDURES,

NYO<-2l74#7o# l8P,, APRIL l96B t (ENGLISH), WOODS

WOLE OCEANOGR A PHlC INSTITUTION, WOODS HOLE,

MASSACHUSETTS,

6823 TUREKJAN, K,K,

TRACE ELEMENTS JN NaTURaL W A TERS,

YALE«29i2»20# 3iP,, AUGUST 3l# l968, (ENGLISH),

DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY AND GEOPHYSICS, YaLE

UNIVERSITY, NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT,

1968),
OCEANOGRAPHY - ACCESSION NUMBERS

6924 De GROOT, A, J, * ZSCHUPPEi K.Hi * DE BRUIN, M, * houtman, j,'p,w, * amin singgih, p,

activation analysis applied to sediments from

various rjver deltas,

nbs spec; publ. 312, vol, i, modern trends in

activation analysis, 62"7l» june i969i (engljsh),

institute for soil fertility, haken«urunj ngen,

REACTOR INSTITUTE, DELFT, NETHERLANDS, aND ATOMIC

REACTOR CENTRE, BANDUNG, INDONESIA,

6936

^NDSTROM, 0, * SAMSAHL* K, * WENNEK, C,G,

AN INVESTIGATION OF TRACE ELEMENTS IN MARINE AND

LACUSTRINE DEPOSITS 8Y MEANS UF A NEUTRON

ACTIVATION METHOD,

MODERN TRENDS IN

^,

lND

'&RSITY OF

HOLM, SWEDEN,

6969 MILLARD, H,T,, JR,

NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OK INDIVIDUAL CQSMJc

SPHERULES,

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

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, 39S>-398, JUNE 1969,

(ENGLISH*, U,S, GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, DENVER,

COLORADO,

6982 MERLIN!. M, * RaVERa. 0, * BlGUQCCA. C,

NONDESTRUCTIVE DETERMINATION OF ELEMENTS JN

SPECIFIC FRESHWATER M JCHOPLANKTON BY ACTIVATION

ANALYSIS,

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

ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, 47!>*481, JUNE 1969,

(ENGLISH), EURATOM JOINT RESEARCH CENTER, JSPRa.

ITALY,

7095 BOWEN, H,J,M,

THE UPTAKE OF GOLD BY MaRIME SPONGES,

J, MAR, BIOL, ASSN, U , K , , 48, 275-277 (JUNE 1968),

(ENGLISH), CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT, UNIVERSITY OF

READING, BERKS,

11
OCEANOGRAPHY - ACCESSION NUMBERS

7294 ODA, T,

DETERMINATION OF RARE EaRTW ELEMENTS JN HOT SPRlNLi

water by radioactjvation method,

radioisotopes (tokyo), 18, 39.43 (february 1969),

(japanese) (english summary), the institute of

balneotherapeutics, kyushu university, japan,

7921 NEUBERGER, M, * FQURCY, A,

STUDY OF THE RUTHENIUM PARTJTJON IN AN ECOLOGICAL

POND USING NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,

INTERN, J, APPLi RADIATION JSUTOPES, 20# NO, 9,

641*651 U969), (FRENCH) (ENGLISH, RUSSIAN AND

GERMAN SUMMARIES), LaBORaTOIRE DE BIOLOGIE

VEGETABLE, CENTRE D ETJUES NUCLEASES DE GRENOBLE,

COMMISSaRUT a L ENER^IE aTO^JQUE, GRENOBLE,

FRANCE,

7935

7975 FISHER, D,B, * BOSTROM, K,

URANIUM RICH SEDIMENTS ON THE EaST PACIFIC RISE,

NATURE, 22*, NO, 52l4, 04.65 (OCTOBER 4, i969),

(ENGLISH*, INSTITUTE OK MARINE NCIENCES,

UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, MIAMI, FLORIDA,

8018 wiggins, p;f, * SENFTLE, F,E, DUFKEY, D,

CALIFORNIUM* 252 AS A NEUTRON SOURCE FOR MARINE

EXPLORATION,

TRANS, AMER, NUCL. SOC,, 12, NO, 2, 492 (NOVEMBER

1969), IENGLISM), U,S, NAVAL ACADEMY, U,S,

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY AND UNIVERSITY OF MaRyUNU,

8O74 GOLDBERG, E,D, * KOIDE, % * SCHMJTT, R,A, * SMITH, R,H*

RARE EARTH DISTRIBUTIOMS IN THE M A RJNE

ENVIRONMENT,

J, GEOPHYS, RES,, 66, MO. 14, 4209. 4217 (JULY 15,

1963), (ENGLISH), UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT

SAN DIEGO, LA JOLLA AND GENERAL ATOMIC DIVISION,

SAN DIEGO, CALIF,

12
OCEANOGRAPHY - ACCESSION NUMBERS

8140 robertson, d,e, * prosperu, j,m,

trace element concentrations in atlantic ocean

waters between flqrida and jvory coast, afrjcai

BNWL-1051 (PART 2), 5iS.t>e, JUNE 1969, (ENGLISH),

BATTELLE NORTHWEST, PaCIFJC NORTHWEST LABORATORY,

RICHLAND, WASHINGTON,

8141

8146 RANCITELLI, L,A, * TANNER, T.M, * DEAN, J,M,

THE ELEMENTAL CONTENT AND RETENTION OF A RAINBOW

TROUT,

BNWL*1051 (PART 2), 142*146, JUNE 1969,

(ENGLISH*, BATTELLE NOHTHWERT, PACIFIC NORTHWEST

LABQRATORYi RICHLAND, WASHINGTON,

8147 RANCITELLU L,A,

THE MULTIELEMENT ANALYSIS OF PACIFIC SALMON

TISSUE,

BNWL*1051 (PART 2), 146-lSl, JUNE 1969,

(ENGLISH*, BATTELLE NORTHWEST, PACIFIC NORTHWEST

LABORATORY, RICHLAND, WASHINGTON,

8148 RANCITELLU L,A, TEMPLETON, W,L f * DEAN, J,M,

THE TRACE ELEMENT CONTENT OF aOUaTIC ORGANISMS

FROM PANAMA AND COLOMBIA,

BNWL*1051 (PART 2), 152»15>5, JUNE 1969,

(ENGLISH*, BATTELLE NORTHWEST, PACIFIC NORTHWEST j LABORATORY, RICHLAND, WASHINGTON, j 8196 LIVINGSTON, H,D, * THOMPSON, Qi

TRACE ELEMENT CONCENTRATIONS JN SOME MODERN

CORALS,

NY0«2174*96, 28P,, MAY 1969, (ENGLISH), WOODS

HOLE OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTITUTION, WOODS HOLE,

MASSACHUSETTS,

13

APPENDIX I

OCEANOGRAPHY - AUTHOR INDEX

AKERS, L.K. 422

AMIN SINGGIH, P. 6924

AOKI, T. 5777

BABB, A.L. 5746

BATE, L.C. 1727

BENNETT, J.H. 6208

BENTLEY, W.C. 492

BIGLIOCCA, C. 6982

BOSTROM, K. 7975

BOWEN, H.J.M. 723 7095

BOWEN, V.T. 6455

BUGLIO, B. 586

CAPPADONA, C. 4244

CARR, M.H. 1094

CORLESS, J.T. 1457

BE BRUIN, M. 6924

DE GROOT, A.J. 6024

DE PADOVANI, I.O. 1970

DE VEGA, V.R. 1970

DEAN, J.M. 8146 8148

DIECIDUE, A.T. 2732

DIXON, B.W. 4255

DOSHI, G.R. 6348

DRESSER INDUSTRIES INC. 2 04

DUCE, R.A. 1874

DUFFEY, D. 8018

EHMANN, W.D. 9

EMERY, J.F. 1727

1-1
OCEANOGRAPHY - AUTHOR INDEX

FISHER, D.E. 7975

FOURCY, A. 7921

FUJINO, 0. 5776 5777

FUKAI, R. 164 165 409 758

FURUHASHI, N. 5726

GIRARDI, F. 1277

GODA, S. 5777

GOLDBERG, E.D. 8074

GOLES, G.G. 7935

GORDON, CM. 6936

HAMAGUCHI, H. 1125 1127 1128 1385

HAYES,; D.W. 4219

HEDGES, D.H. 2848

HOGDAHL, O.T. 1945 5359 5873 6228

HONJO, T. 5776

HOOD, D.W. 422 586 2848 4219 4255

HORI, R. 1395 2973

HOSOHARA, K. 1127 1385

HOUTMAN, J.P.W. 6924

HUMMEL, R.W. 235 236

JOHNSON, D.G. 3960

KAMATH, P.R.

KAMEDA, K.

KATO, T.

KAWABUCHI, K.

KEHLER, P.

KEISCH, B.

KHAN, A. A.

KIGOSHI, K.

2984

757 1257

1402

1125 1385

961

2546

2984

1401

1-2
OCEANOGRAPHY - AUTHOR INDEX

KOCH, R.C.

KOIDE, M.

KURODA, R.

LANDSTROM, 0.

LARSON, R.E.

LEDDICOTTE, G.W.

LEVINE, A.S.

LINNENBOM, V.J.

LIVINGSTON, H.D.

LOWMAN, F.G.

LUNDE, G.

MANUEL, O.K.

MAPPER, D.

MEINKE, W.W.

MERLINI, M.

MILLARD, H.T., JR.

MILLER, W.P.

MIRO, M.

MITSUBAYASHI, T.

MONAGHAN, R.

MULLINS, W.T.

MUSE, L.

NEUBERGER, M.

NISHIKAWA, Y.

NOVOTNY, A.J.

ODA, T.

OKA, Y.

ONUMA, N.

2546

8074

1127 1128 1385

5771 6965

6936

1727

2546

6843

6455 8196

1970 5387

6023

6208

470 471

164 165 409

1277 1781 6982

6969

5746

1970

1385

961

1727

422 586

7921

5777

5746

7294

1402

1125 1385

1-3
OCEANOGRAPHY - AUTHOR INDEX

PATE, B.D.

PERKINS, R.W.

PIPER, D.Z.

PROSPERO, J.M.

475

4381 6375

7935

8140

RAMOS, E.

RANCITELLI, L.A.

RAO, S.R.

RAVERA, 0.

ROBERTSON, D.E.

RONA, E.

1970

6375 8146 8147 8148

2984

6982

4381 6375 8140 8141

422 586

SALMON, L.

SAMSAHL, K.

SASAKI, M.

SCHMITT, R.A.

SCHUTZ, D.F.

SENFTLE, F.E.

SETSER, J.L.

SHIGEMATSU, T.

SHIMIZU, T.

SLOWEY, J.F.

SMALES, A. A.

SMITH, R.H.

STEVENSON, R.A.

STEWART, D.C.

477

5771 6965

1402

8074

614

8018

212

5776 5777

1127

2848 4219 4255 4291

236 470 471 475 477 616

8074

2732

492

TABUSHI, M.

TANNER, T.M.

TEMPLETON, W.L.

THOMPSON, G.

TUREKIAN, K.K.

5777

8146

8148

8196

614 1094 1688 3960 3969 6823

1-4
UEMURA, T.

UFRET, S.L.

OCEANOGRAPHY - AUTHOR INDEX

5726

2732

WAKITA, H.

WATANABE, Y.

WENNER, C.G.

WIGGINS, P.F.

WILKNISS, P.E.

WILSON, W.E., JR.

WINCHESTER, J.W.

WISEMAN, J.D.H.

WOOD, A.J.

WOODRUFF, G.L.

1401

1128

5771 6965

8018

6843

5746

1457 1874

616

470 471

5746

ZSCHUPPE, K.H. 6924

1-5

APPENDIX II

OCEANOGRAPHY - ELEMENT DETERMINED

ALUMINUM

961

ANTIMONY

614 4381 5771 6375 6965 7935 8140 8141 8146 8147 8148

ARSENIC

165 409 475 758 1727 5771 6023 6924 6965

BARIUM

614 723 1727 3960

BROMINE

5771 6023 6375 6965 8146 8147 8148

CADMIUM

1277

CALCIUM

3969 5771 6936 6965 6982 8196

CALCIUM-48

1457

CERIUM

5771 6965 8141 8196

CESIUM

477 614 1727 4381 5771 6375 6965 7935 8140 8146 8147 8148

CHROMIUM

614 1277 5771 6823 6924 6965 7935 8141 8146 8147 8148 8196

COBALT

470 471 614 1094 1277 1688 1727 3969 4381 5771 6348 6375

6965 6969 7935 8140 8141 8146 8147 8148 8196

II-l
OCEANOGRAPHY - ELEMENT DETERMINED

COPPER

470 471 1688 2848 4291 6375 6924 8141

DYSPROSIUM

757 5746

EUROPIUM

5771 5777 6965 8141 8196

FLUORINE

6843

GALLIUM

5771 6965

GOLD

165 235 409 614 758 1277 1402 1727 4244 7095

HAFNIUM

9 212 614 5771 6965 8141

INDIUM

1727

IODINE

6023 6208

IODINE-129

2546

IRIDIUM

9 1727 6969

IRON

614 961 1277 5771 6375 6965 6969 7935 8140 8141 8146 8147

8148 8196

1 1-2
OCEANOGRAPHY - ELEMENT DETERMINED

LANTHANUM

5771 5777 6375 6924 6965 8141 8196

LUTETIUM

5771 6965

MAGNESIUM

961 6936

MANGANESE

422 586 1277 1781 2848 4291 5726 5771 6375 6924 6936 6965

6969 6982 8141

MERCURY

614 1277 5771 6375 6965 8146 8147 8148

MOLYBDENUM

165 409 758 1727 6823

NICKEL

470 471 614 616 1688 1727 6969

POTASSIUM

1395 2973 6375 6982 8146 8147 8148

RHENIUM

165 409 758 1727

RUBIDIUM

477 614 1727 5771 6375 6965 7935 8146 8147 8148

RUTHENIUM

4255 7921

SAMARIUM

5771 6924 6965

1 1-3
OCEANOGRAPHY - ELEMENT DETERMINED

SCANDIUM

614 1277 1727 1970 2732 4381 5771 6375 6924 6965 7935 8140

8141 8146 8147 8148 8196

SELENIUM

614 5771 6375 6965 8146 8147 8148

SILICON

961 5776

SILVER

614 1277 1688 3969 8146 8147 8148

SODIUM

961 1395 2973 5726 5771 6375 6936 6965 6982 8141 8146 8147

8148

STRONTIUM

236 614 723 1277 1727 2984 5771 6375 6936 6965 7935 8140

8141

TANTALUM

9 614 1127 1128 5771 6965

TERBIUM

5771 6965

THORIUM

1277 1401 5771 6965 8141

TIN

1125 1385

TUNGSTEN

165 409 758 1727 5771 6965

I 1-4
OCEANOGRAPHY - ELEMENT DETERMINED

URANIUM

492 1727 3969 4381 5771 6375 6965 7975 8140 8196

VANADIUM

165 409 758 1727

YTTERBIUM

8141

ZINC

586 614 1277 2848 4291 6348 6375 6924 7935 8140 8146 8147

8148 8196

ZIRCONIUM

9 212 614

RARE EARTHS

1257 1945 4219 5359 5873 6228 6455 7294 8074

1 1-5

APPENDIX III

OCEANOGRAPHY - MATRIX ANALYZED

ALGAE

723 2732

CORAL

723 3969 6455 8196

CRUSTACEANS

164 165 409 1781 6936

FISH

164 165 409 757 1257 5746 6023 6375 8146 8147 8148

MARINE ORGANISMS, GENERAL

758 1727 6375 7921

MARINE SEDIMENTS

9 212 470 471 477 616 1094 1128 1385 1457 1727 1970 5771

5776 5873 6208 6375 6823 6924 6965 6969 7975 8141

MOLLUSKS

164 165 409 723 1277 1401 1457

PEARL

5726

PLANKTON

6023 6982

SEA-URCHIN EGGS

1395 2973

SEAWEED

164 165 409 477 1257 2546

III-l
OCEANOGRAPHY MATRIX ANALYZED

SEAWATER

164 235 236 422 475 477 492 586 614 723 1125 1127 1385 1402

1457 1688 1727 1945 2848 2984 3960 4219 4244 4255 4291 4381

5359 5777 5873 6228 6348 6375 6823 6843 7294 7935 8074 8140

SPONGE

7095

I I 1-2
APPENDIX IV

OCEANOGRAPHY - TECHNIQUE USED

COMPARISON OF SENSITIVITIES WITH OTHER METHODS

164

DESCRIPTION OF RADIOCHEMICAL SEPARATION

9 212 235 236 409 422 470 475 586 614 1257 1277 1401 1945

3969 4244 5777 6023 6823

DETAILED DATA ON TRACE ELEMENT LEVELS

164 212 614 723 1094 3960 4291 6228 6375 6823

DETERMINATION OF URANIUM BY FISSION TRACK OR FISSION FRAGMENT

COUNTING

492 7975

DISCUSSION OF SAMPLING, PROBLEMS OF CONTAMINATION OR LOSS

OF MATERIAL BY ABSORPTION ON CONTAINER WALLS

235 475 614 1094 1395 1945 2848 4255 4291 5873 6375

GENERAL REVIEWS

164 409 1874 5387

GROUP SEPARATIONS

5771

MULTIELEMENT ANALYSIS WITH GE(LI) OR MULTIPARAMETER DETECTORS

4381 6375 6455 6936 6969 7935 8140 8141 8146 8147 8148 8196

PHOTON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS

6843

PRECONCENTRATION OF SEAWATER SAMPLES

422 586 614 723 1127 1385 1945 2984 3960 4219 4255 4291

5777 5873 6348 8074 8140

REMOTE IN SITU ANALYSIS

204 961 8018

STABLE TRACERS

5746

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