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A CURRENT REVIEW OF BODY FLUID ANALYSIS, PROCEDURES, AND METHOD OF REPORTING--JANUARY 1957

P.E. Brown,D. M. Davis,L.C. Henley-1957-08-01
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Direct alpha counting to determine fissile material in dilnte solutions of high total solids content is likely to be inaccurate due to the difficulty of preparing thin sources. This report describes a neutron-activation analysis method which eliminates this risk. Results obtained by the neutronactivation analysis for U/sup 238/ in solution are compared with results obtained from other methods. The standard deviation and sensitivity are shown. (auth)

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Direct alpha counting to determine fissile material in dilnte solutions of high total solids content is likely to be inaccurate due to the difficulty of preparing thin sources. This report describes a neutron-activation analysis method which eliminates this risk. Results obtained by the neutronactivation analysis for U/sup 238/ in solution are compared with results obtained from other methods. The standard deviation and sensitivity are shown. (auth)

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Fissile materialNeutron activation analysisCurrent (fluid)Nuclear engineeringPhysicsNeutronAnalytical Chemistry (journal)Materials science

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