Fluorine determination in the near surface region of solids using the19F(p, p′γ)19F resonance reaction

D. Grambole; C. Bauer; P. Gippner; C. Heiser; W. Rudolph; H. Thomas

doi:10.1007/bf02209300

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Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry

Volume/Issue:: Volume 83: Issue 1

Fluorine determination in the near surface region of solids using the¹⁹F(p, p′γ)¹⁹F resonance reaction

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D. Grambole

D. Grambole Central Institute of Nuclear Research Rossendorf 8051 Dresden (GDR)

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C. Bauer

C. Bauer Central Institute of Nuclear Research Rossendorf 8051 Dresden (GDR)

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P. Gippner

P. Gippner Central Institute of Nuclear Research Rossendorf 8051 Dresden (GDR)

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C. Heiser

C. Heiser Central Institute of Nuclear Research Rossendorf 8051 Dresden (GDR)

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W. Rudolph

W. Rudolph Central Institute of Nuclear Research Rossendorf 8051 Dresden (GDR)

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H. Thomas

H. Thomas Central Institute of Nuclear Research Rossendorf 8051 Dresden (GDR)

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Pages:: 107–115

Online Publication Date:: 10 Oct 2005

Publication Date:: 17 Jul 1984

Article Category:: Research Article

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02209300

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Abstract

Fluorine surface contamination and depth profiles were studied using the¹⁹F(p, p')¹⁹F resonance reaction. Fluorine implanted silicon samples as well as ZrNb plates and Cr–Al layers after a HF-treatment have been examined. The resonance strengths of the narrow 1088 keV resonance were estimated.

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Journal of Radionalytical and Nuclear Chemistry
Language	English
Size	A4
Year of Foundation	1968
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