1. Activation analysis: Future development in a historical perspective

   • M. de Bruin

   Activation Analysis Techniques Pages: 5 - 7

2. A survey of recentk ₀-NAA developments and applications in Europe

   • F. De Corte

   Activation Analysis Techniques Pages: 9 - 16

3. Instrumental neutron activation analysis of environmental samples using thek ₀-standardization method

   • S. Sarmani
   • I. Abugassa
   • A. Hamzah

   Activation Analysis Techniques Pages: 17 - 20

4. Prompt-gamma activation analysis using thek ₀ approach

   • G. L. Molnár
   • Zs. Révay
   • R. M. Lindstrom

   Activation Analysis Techniques Pages: 21 - 26

5. Analysis of archaeological samples by the internal monostandard method of PGAA

   • K. Sueki
   • Y. Oura
   • T. Tomizawa

   Activation Analysis Techniques Pages: 27 - 32

6. Use of low-background instrumental neutron activation analysis to measure contaminants in silicon and biological samples

   • R. J. McDonald
   • A. R. Smith
   • E. B. Norman

   Activation Analysis Techniques Pages: 33 - 36

7. Neutron activation analysis of ultrapure water in a 500 ml silicon single crystal irradiation flask

   • G. Angloher
   • T. Goldbrunner
   • F. v. Feilitzsch

   Activation Analysis Techniques Pages: 37 - 41

8. Ultra-sensitive determination of K, Th, U and other trace impurities in liquid organic scintillators by NAA

   • T. Goldbrunner
   • R. v. Hentig
   • F. v. Feilitzsch

   Activation Analysis Techniques Pages: 43 - 49

9. Determination of phosphorus in polymers by INAA

   • J. St-Pierre
   • G. Kennedy

   Activation Analysis Techniques Pages: 51 - 55

10. Determination of phosphorus in steels by radiochemical neutron activation analysis

    • R. L. Paul

    Activation Analysis Techniques Pages: 55 - 58

11. Nitrogen distribution measurements by neutron induced autoradiography

    • Z. En
    • J. S. Brenizer
    • D. A. Becker

    Activation Analysis Techniques Pages: 59 - 63

12. Determination of²³²Th in human tissues by pre-concentration neutron activation analysis with yield determination using²²⁷Th

    • S. E. Glover
    • R. H. Filby
    • S. B. Clark

    Activation Analysis Techniques Pages: 65 - 70

13. An anion exchange technique for separation of Na and K for neutron activation analysis of W-Ti alloy

    • N. B. Kim
    • M. R. Raulerson
    • W. D. James

    Activation Analysis Techniques Pages: 71 - 75

14. Determination of trace elements in high purity copper by INAA, GFAAS and ICP/AES

    • J. H. Lee
    • J. S. Kim
    • Y. S. Chung

    Activation Analysis Techniques Pages: 77 - 83

15. PIXE analysis of prehistoric and protohistoric Caborn-Welborn phase copper artifacts from the lower Ohio River Valley

    • H. K. Gersch
    • J. D. Robertson
    • C. A. Munson

    Activation Analysis Techniques Pages: 85 - 90

16. Precise determination of macro contents of nitrogen in titanium carbonitride by instrumental photon activation analysis

    • W. Görner
    • A. Berger
    • P. Jost

    Activation Analysis Techniques Pages: 91 - 94

17. Stability of metallofullerenes following neutron capture reaction on the metal ion

    • K. Sueki
    • K. Kikuchi
    • H. Nakahara

    Activation Analysis Techniques Pages: 95 - 100

18. Nuclear-physical methods of analysis in oil geology and industry of Kazakstan

    • V. P. Solodukhin

    Activation Analysis Techniques Pages: 101 - 106

19. Pulsed neutron-based on-line coal analysis

    • L. Dep
    • M. Belbot
    • S. Sudar

    Activation Analysis Techniques Pages: 107 - 112

20. From potential to reality: Yeasts derived from ethanol production for animal nutrition

    • E. A. N. Fernandes
    • N. Nepomuceno
    • H. V. Amorim

    Activation Analysis Techniques Pages: 113 - 119

21. Performance of the University of Texas cold-neutron prompt gamma activation analysis facility

    • C. Ríos-Martínez
    • K. Ünlü
    • B. W. Wehring

    Activation Analysis Techniques Pages: 119 - 124

22. Detection of⁹⁹Tc by accelerator mass spectrometry: Preliminary investigations

    • J. E. McAninch
    • A. A. Marchetti
    • I. D. Proctor

    Non-Radiometric Methods for Determination of Long-lived Radionuclides Pages: 125 - 129

23. Application of ICP-MS radionuclide analysis to “Real World” samples of department of Energy radioactive waste

    • A. M. Meeks
    • J. M. Giaquinto
    • J. M. Keller

    Non-Radiometric Methods for Determination of Long-lived Radionuclides Pages: 131 - 136

24. Inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometer installation modifications in a radioactive contaminated laboratory for the analysis of DOE radioactive waste streams

    • J. M. Giaquinto
    • J. M. Keller
    • A. M. Meeks

    Non-Radiometric Methods for Determination of Long-lived Radionuclides Pages: 137 - 141

25. Neptunium determination by inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS)

    • D. E. Vance
    • V. F. Belt
    • D. K. Mann

    Non-Radiometric Methods for Determination of Long-lived Radionuclides Pages: 143 - 147

26. Comparison of a radiation counting method and ICP-MS for the determination of⁹⁹Tc in environmental samples

    • K. Tagami
    • S. Uchida
    • M. García-León

    Non-Radiometric Methods for Determination of Long-lived Radionuclides Pages: 147 - 151

27. Determination of¹²⁹I in ambient air by inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP/MS)

    • O. T. Farmer III
    • C. J. Barinaga
    • D. W. Koppenaal

    Non-Radiometric Methods for Determination of Long-lived Radionuclides Pages: 153 - 158

28. Determination of long-lived fission products and actinides in Savannah River Site HLW sludge and glass for waste acceptance

    • N. E. Bibler
    • W. F. Kinard
    • C. J. Coleman

    Non-Radiometric Methods for Determination of Long-lived Radionuclides Pages: 159 - 163

29. Actinide bioassays by ICPMS

    • E. J. Wyse
    • J. A. MacLellan
    • D. W. Koppenaal

    Actinides in Biological and Environmental Systems Pages: 165 - 170

30. Analysis for actinides in tissue samples from plutonium workers of two countries

    • R. E. Filipy
    • V. F. Khokhryakov
    • R. L. Kathren

    Actinides in Biological and Environmental Systems Pages: 171 - 175

31. Preconcentration of plutonium and americium using the Actinide-CU^TM Resin for human tissue analysis

    • H. Qu
    • D. Stuit
    • R. H. Filby

    Actinides in Biological and Environmental Systems Pages: 175 - 181

32. Pre-concentration and separation of thorium, uranium, plutonium and americium in human soft tissues by extraction chromatography

    • C. A. Moody
    • S. E. Glover
    • R. H. Filby

    Actinides in Biological and Environmental Systems Pages: 183 - 188

33. Use of combined alpha-spectrometry and fission track analysis for the determination of²⁴⁰Pu/²³⁹Pu ratios in human tissue

    • S. F. Love
    • R. H. Filby
    • D. B. Stuit

    Actinides in Biological and Environmental Systems Pages: 189 - 193

34. Determination of plutonium-240/239 ratios in low activity samples using high resolution alpha-spectrometry

    • S. P. LaMont
    • S. E. Glover
    • R. H. Filby

    Actinides in Biological and Environmental Systems Pages: 195 - 199

35. Determination of isotopic thorium in biological samples by combined alpha-spectrometry and neutron activation analysis

    • S. E. Glover
    • R. H. Filby
    • S. B. Clark

    Actinides in Biological and Environmental Systems Pages: 201 - 208

36. Classification of alpha-active workplace aerosols based on coefficient of transportability as measured by the dialysis method

    • V. F. Khokhryakov
    • K. G. Suslova
    • R. E. Filipy

    Actinides in Biological and Environmental Systems Pages: 209 - 212

37. Optimization and characterization of a sulfate based electrodeposition method for alpha-spectroscopy of actinide elements using chemometric analysis

    • S. E. Glover
    • R. H. Filby
    • S. P. Grytdal

    Actinides in Biological and Environmental Systems Pages: 213 - 220

38. Evaluation of synthetic water-soluble metal-binding polymers with ultrafiltration for selective concentration of americium and plutonium

    • B. F. Smith
    • R. R. Gibson
    • N. Stalnaker

    Actinides in Biological and Environmental Systems Pages: 219 - 223

39. Preconcentration of low levels of americium and plutonium from waste waters by synthetic water-soluble metal-binding polymers with ultrafiltration

    • B. F. Smith
    • R. R. Gibson
    • N. D. Stalnaker

    Actinides in Biological and Environmental Systems Pages: 225 - 229

40. Automation of radiochemical analysis by flow injection techniques: Am-Pu separation using TRU-resin^™ sorbent extraction column

    • O. Egorov
    • J. W. Grate
    • J. Ruzicka

    Actinides in Biological and Environmental Systems Pages: 231 - 235

41. In situ examination of uranium contaminated soil particles by micro-X-ray absorption and micro-fluorescence spectroscopies

    • D. B. Hunter
    • P. M. Bertsch

    Actinides in Biological and Environmental Systems Pages: 237 - 242

42. Behavior of plutonium isotopes in the marine environment of Enewetak atoll

    • V. E. Noshkin
    • W. L. Robison
    • R. J. Eagle

    Actinides in Biological and Environmental Systems Pages: 243 - 249

43. Geochemical partitioning of actinides using sequential chemical extractions: Comparison to stable elements

    • M. K. Schultz
    • W. Burnett
    • G. Smith

    Actinides in Biological and Environmental Systems Pages: 251 - 256

44. The effect of sample matrix quenching on the measurement of trace uranium concentrations in aqueous solutions using kinetic phosphorimetry

    • A. G. Sowder
    • S. B. Clark
    • R. A. Fjeld

    Actinides in Biological and Environmental Systems Pages: 257 - 260

45. Direct analysis of air filter samples for alpha-emitting isotopes

    • A. H. Mohagheghi
    • F. Ghanbari
    • S. N. Bakhtiar

    Actinides in Biological and Environmental Systems Pages: 261 - 266

46. Measurement of baseline atmospheric plutonium-239, 240 and americium-241 in the vicinity of the waste isolation pilot plant

    • S. C. Lee
    • K. A. Orlandini
    • D. J. Fingleton

    Actinides in Biological and Environmental Systems Pages: 267 - 272

47. Plutonium and americium concentrations and vertical profiles in some Italian mosses used as bioindicators

    • C. Testa
    • S. Degetto
    • F. Guerra

    Actinides in Biological and Environmental Systems Pages: 273 - 276

48. Adsorption of europium(III) and americium(III) on kaolinite and montmorillonite in the presence of humic acid

    • Y. Takahashi
    • Y. Minai
    • T. Tominaga

    Actinides in Biological and Environmental Systems Pages: 277 - 282

49. Transuranic elements alpha-particle energy analysis using nuclear track in solids methodology

    • G. Espinosa
    • R. J. Silva

    Actinides in Biological and Environmental Systems Pages: 283 - 286

50. Electroplating versus microprecipitation of the actinides in alpha-spectroscopic analysis

    • C. A. Luskus

    Actinides in Biological and Environmental Systems Pages: 287 - 292