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Moessbauer Effect Spectrometry for Analysis of Iron Compounds

Description: Report describing the assembly of a Moessbauer effect spectrometer system utilizing commercially-available components to the maximum possible extent. Design, assembly, and testing of the spectrometer are described along with Moessbauer effect backscattering experiments performed using the system. Recommendations are made for design refinements.
Date: October 1969
Creator: Chow, Hubert K.; Weise, Robert F. & Flinn, Paul
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Mössbauer Spectrometry for Analysis of Iron Compounds

Description: Report concerning the metallurgical applications of Mössbauer effect spectroscopy for process development and evaluation, process control, and materials analysis. Metallurgical features identifiable by Mössbauer analysis, potential areas of application, and experimental and theoretical investigations are discussed.
Date: October 1967
Creator: Koch, Robert C., 1927-; Chow, Hubert K. & Bogner, R. L.
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Neutron Activation Analysis of Alloy Steel and Electro-Etch Residues for Sixteen Elements

Description: Report describing a study of neutron activation techniques applied to analyze a sample of a nickel-base high-alloy steel to characterize it as a proposed concentration spectrographic standard. A total of sixteen elements were determined and analyzed using activation analysis techniques. Experiment method and results are detailed in the report.
Date: 1962
Creator: Gruverman, Irwin J. & Henninger, W. A.
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Neutron Activiation Analyis Studies of I-129 in the Biosphere

Description: Report discussing experimental considerations and methods, along with results obtained thus far, to determine the distribution of I-129 and I0131 between the aqueous and particulate phases in ground-level precipitation samples and the distribution of radioiodine in the aqueous phase among the chemical states which are stable in that phase. Experiments investigating the distributions of both of these radionuclides in various types of nuclear debris in an attempt to identify the important factors… more
Date: 1962
Creator: Koch, Robert C., 1927- & Keisch, Bernard, 1932-
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