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Elemental analysis by neutron time-of-flight spectrometry
Among the more common elements for which neutron activation analysis is not sufficiently sensitive, are carbon, nitrogen and oxygen. These elements are so important that they were selected for study in an attempt to extend the advantages of nuclear methods of analysis to their determination. The phy...
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Department of Chemistry
2015
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