1. Direct-scanning alpha-spectrometer for americium and plutonium contamination on highly-enriched uranium surfaces

   • W. C. Ward
   • H. E. Martinez
   • T. O. Nelson

   Analytical and Separations Chemistry of Actinides Pages: 5 - 10

2. Applications of laser photoacoustic spectroscopy using an optical parametric oscillator to the study of complexation equilibria in dilute aqueous solutions

   • W. F. Kinard
   • D. B. Hunter
   • S. B. Clark

   Analytical and Separations Chemistry of Actinides Pages: 11 - 16

3. Determination of the theoretical rate constants for the reduction reactions of lanthanide ions by hydrated electrons

   • Kwang-Pill Lee
   • Keung-Shik Park
   • Shin-ichi Ohno

   Analytical and Separations Chemistry of Actinides Pages: 17 - 20

4. Reducing Pu(IV) to Pu(III) with hydroxylamine in nitric acid solutions

   • S. L. Yarbro
   • S. B. Schreiber
   • R. L. Ames

   Analytical and Separations Chemistry of Actinides Pages: 21 - 25

5. Plutonium(IV) mononitrate and dinitrate complex formation in acid solutions as a function of ionic strength

   • J. M. Berg
   • D. K. Veirs
   • C. A. Smith

   Analytical and Separations Chemistry of Actinides Pages: 25 - 29

6. Open-celled polymeric foam monoliths for heavy metal separations study

   • B. C. Benicewicz
   • G. D. Jarvinen
   • B. S. Jorgensen

   Analytical and Separations Chemistry of Actinides Pages: 31 - 35

7. New bifunctional anion-exchange resins for nuclear waste treatment

   • S. F. Marsh
   • G. D. Jarvinen
   • M. E. Barr

   Analytical and Separations Chemistry of Actinides Pages: 37 - 40

8. Zone refining of plutonium metal

   • M. S. Blau

   Analytical and Separations Chemistry of Actinides Pages: 41 - 46

9. Relationship between isotopic uranium activities and total uranium at various uranium enrichments

   • T. L. Rucker
   • C. M. Johnson Jr.

   Analytical and Separations Chemistry of Actinides Pages: 47 - 52

10. The development of a thermal neutron activation (TNA) system as a confirmatory non-metallic land mine detector

    • T. Cousins
    • T. A. Jones
    • E. B. Selkirk

    Application of Nuclear Techniques to Non-Proliferation Treaties and Weapons Detection Pages: 53 - 58

11. On the imaging of land mines using e⁺−e⁻ pair production

    • J. F. Crawford
    • J. Arkuszewski
    • D. Suwannakachorn

    Application of Nuclear Techniques to Non-Proliferation Treaties and Weapons Detection Pages: 59 - 65

12. Global radionuclide monitoring in near-real time for verification of the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty

    • L. R. Mason
    • J. D. Bohner
    • D. L. Williams

    Application of Nuclear Techniques to Non-Proliferation Treaties and Weapons Detection Pages: 65 - 69

13. Airborne anthropogenic radioactivity measurements from an international radionuclide monitoring system

    • L. R. Mason
    • J. D. Bohner
    • D. L. Williams

    Application of Nuclear Techniques to Non-Proliferation Treaties and Weapons Detection Pages: 71 - 75

14. Automated separation and measurement of radioxenon for the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty

    • T. W. Bowyer
    • K. H. Abel
    • R. A. Warner

    Application of Nuclear Techniques to Non-Proliferation Treaties and Weapons Detection Pages: 77 - 82

15. A description of the DOE Radionuclide Aerosol Sampler/Analyzer for the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty

    • H. S. Miley
    • S. M. Bowyer
    • R. A. Warner

    Application of Nuclear Techniques to Non-Proliferation Treaties and Weapons Detection Pages: 83 - 87

16. Beta-gamma counting system for Xe fission products

    • P. L. Reeder
    • T. W. Bowyer
    • R. W. Perkins

    Application of Nuclear Techniques to Non-Proliferation Treaties and Weapons Detection Pages: 89 - 94

17. Application of the nuclide identification system SHAMAN in monitoring the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty

    • P. A. Aarnio
    • J. J. Ala-Heikkilä
    • M. T. Nikkinen

    Application of Nuclear Techniques to Non-Proliferation Treaties and Weapons Detection Pages: 95 - 103

18. Real-time airborne radiation analysis and collection (RTARAC) searching for airborne species characteristic to nuclear proliferation

    • J. E. Smart

    Application of Nuclear Techniques to Non-Proliferation Treaties and Weapons Detection Pages: 105 - 108

19. Analysis of gamma-ray spectra from an aircraft-mounted array of high-resolution sensors

    • B. D. Geelhood

    Application of Nuclear Techniques to Non-Proliferation Treaties and Weapons Detection Pages: 109 - 116

20. Environmental measurements with a Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty radionuclide particulate monitor

    • A. D. McKinnon
    • S. M. Bowyer
    • R. A. Warner

    Application of Nuclear Techniques to Non-Proliferation Treaties and Weapons Detection Pages: 115 - 119

21. Radiochemistry of the 3M SBMF-40VF filter media used by the DOE CTBT Radionuclide Aerosol Sampler/Analyzer (RASA)

    • S. M. Bowyer
    • D. C. Gerlach
    • M. J. Kniedler

    Application of Nuclear Techniques to Non-Proliferation Treaties and Weapons Detection Pages: 121 - 124

22. Reducing nuclear danger through intergovernmental technical exchanges on nuclear materials safety management

    • L. J. Jardine
    • K. L. Peddicord
    • M. Moshkov

    Application of Nuclear Techniques to Non-Proliferation Treaties and Weapons Detection Pages: 125 - 127

23. Nuclear forensics in law enforcement applications

    • P. M. Grant
    • K. J. Moody
    • S. Cantlin

    Application of Nuclear Techniques to Non-Proliferation Treaties and Weapons Detection Pages: 129 - 132

24. Environmental radiation and radioactivity in the vicinity of the Semipalatinsk Test Site

    • P. Shebell
    • A. R. Hutter

    Environmental Radioactivity Pages: 133 - 138

25. Radiocesium contamination in Belgium

    • S. Pommé
    • J. Uyttenhove
    • F. Hardeman

    Environmental Radioactivity Pages: 139 - 145

26. Some aspects of determination of radionuclides at the former Semipalatinsk Nuclear Test Site

    • I. V. Kazachevskiy
    • V. P. Solodukhin
    • S. N. Lukashenko

    Environmental Radioactivity Pages: 145 - 149

27. Radioactivity on the Montenegrin Coast, Yugoslavia

    • P. Vukotić
    • G. I. Borisov
    • V. M. Kulakov

    Environmental Radioactivity Pages: 151 - 157

28. A recent drilling program to investigate radionuclide migration at the Nevada Test Site

    • D. K. Smith

    Environmental Radioactivity Pages: 159 - 167

29. Release of uranium and emission of radiation from uranium-glazed dinnerware

    • R. W. Sheets
    • S. L. Turpen

    Environmental Radioactivity Pages: 167 - 171

30. Direct counting of soil wafers: An improved total alpha/beta screening analysis

    • W. C. Burnett
    • R. Wong
    • B. Crandall

    Environmental Radioactivity Pages: 173 - 178

31. Natural radionuclides as dirt tracers in sugar cane consignments

    • M. A. Bacchi
    • E. A. N. Fernandes

    Environmental Radioactivity Pages: 179 - 183

32. Operationally defined availability from sequential extractions compared to plant uptake of¹³⁷Cs and⁹⁰Sr

    • T. G. Hinton
    • M. A. Malek
    • S. B. Clark

    Environmental Radioactivity Pages: 185 - 190

33. Studies on uptake of cesium by mycelium of the mushroom (Pleurotus ostreatus) by¹³³Cs-NMR

    • C. Kuwahara
    • T. Watanuki
    • H. Sugiyama

    Environmental Radioactivity Pages: 191 - 194

34. Influence of alkali elements on the accumulation of radiocesium by mushrooms

    • H. Terada
    • H. Shibata
    • H. Sugiyama

    Environmental Radioactivity Pages: 195 - 200

35. Method for rapid tritiated water extraction from environmental samples

    • R. Failor
    • L. Belovodsky
    • A. Golubev

    Environmental Radioactivity Pages: 201 - 206

36. Application of instrumental radioanalytical techniques to nuclear waste testing and characterization

    • S. F. Wolf

    Waste and Fuel Cycle Applications Pages: 207 - 212

37. Gamma radiolysis of EDTA in a simulated, mixed nuclear waste

    • A. P. Toste

    Waste and Fuel Cycle Applications Pages: 213 - 219

38. A new waste minimization method for the determination of total nonhalogenated volatile organic compounds in TRU wastes

    • W. Sandoval
    • M. E. Cournoyer
    • L. Ortega

    Waste and Fuel Cycle Applications Pages: 221 - 224

39. The determination of⁶³Ni and⁹⁹T c in class C waste by ion chromatography and scintillation detection

    • C. D. Morgan
    • S. M. Frank
    • A. P. Maddison

    Waste and Fuel Cycle Applications Pages: 225 - 228

40. Separation of neptunium, plutonium, americium and curium from uranium with di-(2-ethylhexyl)-phosphoric acid (HDEHP) for radiometric and ICP-MS analysis

    • H. Ramebäck
    • M. Skĺlberg

    Waste and Fuel Cycle Applications Pages: 229 - 234

41. Gas generation from contact of radioactive waste and brine

    • W. K. Hollis
    • K. Velarde
    • R. Villarreal

    Waste and Fuel Cycle Applications Pages: 235 - 239

42. Trace elements in the atmospheric particulate of Milan and suburban areas: A study carried out by INAA

    • M. Gallorini
    • P. A. Borroni
    • A. Rolla

    Application of Nuclear Techniques to Environmental Systems Pages: 241 - 247

43. Measurement of bromide ion used as a solute-transport monitor via epithermal neutron activation analysis

    • H. V. Kazemi
    • J. S. Morris
    • G. A. Buyanovsky

    Application of Nuclear Techniques to Environmental Systems Pages: 249 - 254

44. A radiochemical neutron activation analysis method for the determination of total mercury in coal

    • L. J. Blanchard
    • J. D. Robertson

    Application of Nuclear Techniques to Environmental Systems Pages: 255 - 259

45. Kinetic study of manganese behavior in the Scheldt estuary

    • V. Herzl
    • N. Roevros

    Application of Nuclear Techniques to Environmental Systems Pages: 261 - 265

46. Preliminary study on mercury distribution in soil profiles from Serra do Navio, Amapá, using radiochemical neutron activation analysis

    • C. Gonçalves
    • D. I. T. Fávaro
    • M. Saiki

    Application of Nuclear Techniques to Environmental Systems Pages: 267 - 272

47. Neutron activation analysis of ivory of African elephants

    • T. Takeuchi
    • Y. Nakano
    • H. Koike

    Application of Nuclear Techniques to Environmental Systems Pages: 273 - 278

48. The use of charcoal from agriculture waste in the speciation of iodine from well and river waters

    • A. M. Yusof
    • S. K. Gill
    • A. K. H. Wood

    Application of Nuclear Techniques to Environmental Systems Pages: 279 - 283

49. Influence of aluminum on the uptake of various cations from a solution into carrots

    • T. Ozaki
    • S. Enomoto
    • Y. Makide

    Application of Nuclear Techniques to Environmental Systems Pages: 285 - 290

50. Determination of extractable organic bromine and chlorine in biological compartments of Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua) by neutron activation analysis

    • J. W. Kiceniuk
    • B. Zwicker
    • A. Chatt

    Application of Nuclear Techniques to Environmental Systems Pages: 291 - 294