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Systematic analysis of cerium by neutron activation

J.C. Rouchaud, Gilles de Revel

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Neutron irradiation of Ce produces significant radiation and chemical separations are necessary. An ion change method in tartaric acid was developed and about 20 elements can be determined with it. The use of a Ge- Li junction detector simplifies these separations considerably. (tr-auth)

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Neutron irradiation of Ce produces significant radiation and chemical separations are necessary. An ion change method in tartaric acid was developed and about 20 elements can be determined with it. The use of a Ge- Li junction detector simplifies these separations considerably. (tr-auth)

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Neutron irradiation of Ce produces significant radiation and chemical separations are necessary. An ion change method in tartaric acid was developed and about 20 elements can be determined with it. The use of a Ge- Li junction detector simplifies these separations considerably. (tr-auth)

Key concepts: Radiochemistry, Cerium, Neutron, Irradiation, Tartaric acid, Neutron activation analysis, Neutron activation, Chemistry

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