Volume 264 (2005): Issue 1 (Mar 2005)

in Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry
Print ISSN:
0236-5731
Online ISSN:
1588-2780
Activation analysis methods and applications
Trace element determinations in human cortical and trabecular bones
By: M. K. Takata, M. Saiki, N. M. Sumita, P. H. N. Saldiva, and C. A. Pasqualucci
Pages: 5–8
Determination of inorganic constituents and polymers in metallized plastic materials
By: E. P. Soares, M. Saiki, and H. Wiebeck
Pages: 9–13
On-line bulk elemental analysis in the resource industries using neutron-gamma techniques
By: C. S. Lim and B. D. Sowerby
Pages: 15–19
Neutron activation analysis of absolutely-dated tree rings
By: K. Ünlü, P. I. Kuniholm, J. J. Chiment, and D. K. Hauck
Pages: 21–27
Limestone doses affecting mineral contents in tropical grass forage
By: M. J. A. Armelin, O. Primavesi, A. C. Primavesi, and M. Saiki
Pages: 29–31
Selenium and nutrition: The accuracy and variability of the selenium content in commercial supplements
By: A. E. Veatch, J. D. Brockman, V. L. Spate, J. D. Robertson, and J. S. Morris
Pages: 33–38
Determination of vanadium in biological and environmental samples by RNAA with emphasis on quality control
By: U. Repinc, L. Benedik, and V. Stibilj
Pages: 39–43
Instrumental neutron activation analysis applied to the determination of the chemical composition of metallic materials with study of interferences
By: E. G. Moreira, M. B. A. Vasconcellos, and M. Saiki
Pages: 45–50
High-energy proton irradiation and induced radioactivity analysis for some construction materials for the CERN LHC
By: P. A. Aarnio, J. J. Ala-Heikkilä, T. T. Hakulinen, and M. P. Huhtinen
Pages: 51–60
Trace elements in nail polish as a source of contamination of nail clippings when used in epidemiological studies
By: P. C. Favaro, P. Bode, and E. A. De Nadai Fernandes
Pages: 61–65
Possibilities of the short-term thermal and epithermal neutron activation for analysis of macromycetes (mushrooms)
By: Z. Řanda, L. Soukal, and J. Mizera
Pages: 67–76
Simultaneous determination of trace uranium and vanadium in biological samples by radiochemical neutron activation analysis
By: U. Repinc and L. Benedik
Pages: 77–81
Development of an elemental tracer using neutron activation analysis for application in an estuarine environment
By: A. Lloyd, S. J. Parry, N. M. Lynn, and I. S. Giles
Pages: 83–90
Changes in the secondary structure of proteins labeled with 125I: CD spectroscopy and enzymatic activity studies
By: Y. M. Efimova, B. Wierczinski, S. Haemers, and A. A. van Well
Pages: 91–96
Determination of ZnSe(Te) stoichiometry and dopant content by X-ray analysis
By: N. M. Mukhamedshina, A. A. Mirsagatova, and V. G. Zinov’ev
Pages: 97–100
Cross section studies on 64Cu with zinc target in the proton energy range from 141 down to 31 MeV
By: M. L. Bonardi, F. Groppi, H. S. Mainardi, V. M. Kokhanyuk, E. V. Lapshina, M. V. Mebel, and B. L. Zhuikov
Pages: 101–105
Instrumentation for X- and gamma-ray spectrometry
Thermoluminescent response of commercial SiO2 optical fiber to gamma-radiation
By: G. Espinosa
Pages: 107–111
Efficiency calibration and determination of performance characteristics of a large area proportional counter for the field measurement of 238Pu in soils
By: J. R. Giles, J. K. Hartwell, K. M. Miller, and S. L. Howard
Pages: 113–119
New cooling methods for HPGE detectors and associated electronics
By: D. L. Upp, R. M. Keyser, and T. R. Twomey
Pages: 121–126
Two CdZnTe detector-equipped gamma-ray spectrometers for attribute measurements on irradiated nuclear fuel
By: J. K. Hartwell, P. L. Winston, D. J. Marts, L. D. Moore-McAteer, and S. C. Taylor
Pages: 127–132
A new NaI detector arrangement for efficient detection of high energy gamma-rays
By: R. P. Gardner, W. A. Metwally, and Xiaogang Han
Pages: 133–137
Next-generation germanium spectrometer background reduction techniques at 2 Me
By: R. L. Brodzinski
Pages: 139–143
Recent developments in semiconductor gamma-ray detectors
By: P. N. Luke, M. Amman, C. Tindall, and J. S. Lee
Pages: 145–153
Fission process and its application in fissile material identification
By: R. Aryaeinejad, E. L. Reber, J. K. Jewell, J. D. Cole, and M. W. Drigert
Pages: 155–162
Utilization of phoswich detectors for simultaneous, multiple radiation detection
By: W. H. Miller and M. Diaz de Leon
Pages: 163–167
Software for X- and gamma-ray spectrometry
A Monte Carlo approach to true-coincidence summing correction factor calculation for gamma-ray spectrometry applications
By: A. N. Berlizov and V. V. Tryshyn
Pages: 169–174
Monitoring working conditions in a gamma-ray spectrometry counting room
By: D. Glavič-Cindro, M. Korun, and B. Vodenik
Pages: 175–182
Calculation of peak-to-total ratios for high purity germanium detectors using Monte-Carlo modeling
By: R. Venkataraman, S. Croft, and W. R. Russ
Pages: 183–191
Validation testing of the Genie 2000 Cascade Summing Correction
By: W. Russ, R. Venkataraman, and F. Bronson
Pages: 193–197
Gamma-ray spectrometry combined with acceptable knowledge (GSAK): A technique for characterization of certain remote-handled transuranic (RH-TRU) wastes
Part I: Methodology and techniques
By: J. K. Hartwell and M. E. McIlwain
Pages: 199–203
Gamma-ray spectrometry combined with acceptable knowledge (GSAK): A technique for characterization of certain remote-handled transuranic (RH-TRU) wastes
Part II: Testing and results
By: J. K. Hartwell and M. E. McIlwain
Pages: 205–211
Improved detector response characterization method in ISOCS and LabSOCS
By: R. Venkataraman, F. Bronson, V. Atrashkevich, M. Field, and B. M. Young
Pages: 213–219
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By: R. P. Gardner, W. Zhang, and W. A. Metwally
Pages: 221–228
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By: L. Szentmiklósi, T. Belgya, Zs. Révay, and G. L. Molnár
Pages: 229–234
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By: S. Landsberger, K. Jackman, and L. Welch
Pages: 235–237
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By: M. T. Nikkinen
Pages: 239–241
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By: E. L. Reber, R. J. Gehrke, R. Aryaeinejad, and R. J. K. Hartwell
Pages: 243–253
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By: P. A. Aarnio, J. J. Ala-Heikkilä, T. T. Hakulinen, M. T. Nikkinen, and J. T. Routti
Pages: 255–258
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By: R. M. Keyser and W. K. Hensley
Pages: 259–264
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By: A. I. Hawari, J. Chen, and B. Su
Pages: 265–270
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