1. Preface

   • Rolf Zeisler
   • Vincent P. Guinn

   EditorialNotes Pages: v - v

2. A short history of nuclear activation analysis

   • Vincent P. Guinn

   Neutron Activation and Related Methods Pages: 1 - 7

3. Instrumental neutron activation analysis of biological samples

   • Vincent P. Guinn
   • Maria Gavrilas

   Neutron Activation and Related Methods Pages: 9 - 16

4. Neutron activation analysis of biological samples with a preirradiation chemical separation

   • Robert R. Greenberg
   • H. M. Kingston
   • Joost Woittiez

   Neutron Activation and Related Methods Pages: 17 - 25

5. Nondestructive determination of arsenic in urine by epithermal neutron activation analysis and Compton suppression

   • Sheldon Landsberger
   • Gary Swift
   • Jon Neuhoff

   Neutron Activation and Related Methods Pages: 27 - 32

6. CADEIA and REJECT

   • M. Carmo Freitas
   • M. Carmo Lança
   • F. De Corte

   Neutron Activation and Related Methods Pages: 33 - 41

7. Determination of trace elements in standard reference materials by the k_o-standardization method

   • B. Smodiš
   • R. Jaćimović
   • P. Stegnar

   Neutron Activation and Related Methods Pages: 43 - 51

8. A new microcomputer-controlled neutron activation and analysis system

   • J. B. Edward
   • P. A. Beeley
   • J. S. Poland

   Neutron Activation and Related Methods Pages: 53 - 61

9. The use of Compton suppression spectrometers for trace element studies in biological materials

   • M. Rossbach
   • R. Zeisler
   • J. R. W. Woittiez

   Neutron Activation and Related Methods Pages: 63 - 73

10. Tomography and elemental analysis of biological systems

    • Nicholas M. Spyrou

    Neutron Activation and Related Methods Pages: 75 - 83

11. Application of polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis/neutron activation analysis for protein quantification

    • Susan F. Stone
    • Rolf Zeisler
    • Glen E. Gordon

    Neutron Activation and Related Methods Pages: 85 - 91

12. Location and quantification of metal ions in enzymes combining polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis and particle-induced X-ray emission

    • Zoltán Szökefalvi-Nagy
    • Csaba Bagyinka
    • Huen Le Quynh

    Neutron Activation and Related Methods Pages: 93 - 101

13. Analysis of biological samples using prompt gamma radions induced by 14.7-MeV neutrons

    • C. L. Hollas
    • L. E. Ussery
    • R. E. Morgado

    Neutron Activation and Related Methods Pages: 103 - 110

14. A new technique for the study of erythrocyte survival by double labeling and use of a well-type Ge detector

    • Peter Bode
    • Marcel de Bruin
    • Bert Wolterbeek

    Neutron Activation and Related Methods Pages: 111 - 118

15. Charged-particle activation analysis of biological material

    • J. Hoste
    • C. Vandecasteele

    Neutron Activation and Related Methods Pages: 119 - 131

16. An X-ray microprobe facility using synchrotron radiation

    • B. M. Gordon
    • K. W. Jones
    • S. R. Sutton

    Neutron Activation and Related Methods Pages: 133 - 141

17. Radioisotope induced X-ray emission (RIXE) studies in life sciences

    • John J. LaBrecque

    Neutron Activation and Related Methods Pages: 143 - 148

18. Nuclear analytical methods for trace element studies in calcified tissues

    • M. A. Chaudhri

    Neutron Activation and Related Methods Pages: 149 - 159

19. Fluorine concentrations in bone biopsy samples determined by proton-induced gamma-ray emission and cyclic neutron activation

    • N. M. Spyrou
    • W. J. Altaf
    • M. Surian

    Neutron Activation and Related Methods Pages: 161 - 168

20. Study of physiopathological phenomena in dental enamel by neutron activation analysis

    • M. Ung Bao
    • V. Vernois
    • G. Revel

    Neutron Activation and Related Methods Pages: 169 - 176

21. Trace elemental content of biological materials

    • Neil I. Ward
    • Fadi R. Abou-Shakra
    • Steven F. Durrant

    Neutron Activation and Related Methods Pages: 177 - 187

22. Instrumental neutron activation analysis of geological and biological reference materials using the k_o-standardization method

    • M. Carmo Freitas

    Neutron Activation and Related Methods Pages: 189 - 194

23. Soluble metals in the atmosphere and their biological implications

    • John W. Winchester

    Nuclear Methods in Environmental Studies Pages: 195 - 212

24. Major and trace elements in spruce needles by NAA

    • Armin Wyttenbach
    • Sixto Bajo
    • Leonhard Tobler

    Nuclear Methods in Environmental Studies Pages: 213 - 221

25. Transfer of toxic elements from the atmosphere to cattle and game animals

    • C. Ronneau
    • J. Patigny-Evers
    • J. Cara

    Nuclear Methods in Environmental Studies Pages: 223 - 229

26. Determination of trace elements in aerosol samples by Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis

    • R. P. Paiva
    • C. J. S. Munita
    • C. D. Alonso

    Nuclear Methods in Environmental Studies Pages: 231 - 242

27. Production of¹³⁴Cs thermo-generated aerosols

    • C. Ronneau
    • K. Fonsny
    • C. Myttenaere

    Nuclear Methods in Environmental Studies Pages: 243 - 248

28. Whole body content and turnover of Cs and K

    • D. Berg
    • W. E. Kolimer
    • G. Voigt

    Nuclear Methods in Environmental Studies Pages: 249 - 256

29. Studies of cadmium uptake in bone and its environmental distribution

    • S. S. Krishnan
    • S. M. W. Lui
    • J. E. Harrison

    Nuclear Methods in Environmental Studies Pages: 257 - 261

30. Elemental concentrations in hair of inhabitants of a cadmium-polluted area

    • T. Takeuchi
    • Y. Nakano
    • M. Kasuya

    Nuclear Methods in Environmental Studies Pages: 263 - 268

31. Determination of manganese in airborne particulates in a dry-cell battery factory using x-ray fluorescence technique

    • T. Sumitra
    • S. Kongsombatsuk

    Nuclear Methods in Environmental Studies Pages: 269 - 277

32. Environmental impact of the gold mining industry in Ghana

    • S. Akoto Bamford
    • E. Osae
    • L. A. Antwi

    Nuclear Methods in Environmental Studies Pages: 279 - 285

33. Trace element determination in scalp hair of people working at a copper smelter

    • M. D. Tshiashala
    • K. Kabengele
    • B. M. Lumu

    Nuclear Methods in Environmental Studies Pages: 287 - 294

34. Air quality status in Kinshasa as determined by instrumental neutron activation analysis, atomic absorption spectrometry, and ion-exchange chromatography

    • K. K. Lobo
    • M. D. Tshiashala
    • C. Ronneau

    Nuclear Methods in Environmental Studies Pages: 295 - 305

35. Mapping technique based on elemental hair composition data

    • L. I. Zhuk
    • A. A. Kist

    Nuclear Methods in Environmental Studies Pages: 307 - 320

36. Environmental specimen banking

    • Robert E. Lee

    Nuclear Methods in Environmental Studies Pages: 321 - 327

37. Alaskan marine mammal tissue archival project

    • Paul R. Becker
    • Barbara J. Koster
    • Rolf Zeisler

    Nuclear Methods in Environmental Studies Pages: 329 - 334

38. A comprehensive study on the contents and leaching of trace elements from fly-ash originating from polish hard coal by NAA and AAS methods

    • Rajmund Dybczynski
    • Krzysztof Kulisa
    • Zygmunt Szopa

    Nuclear Methods in Environmental Studies Pages: 335 - 345

39. An environmental research on trace elements in freshwater fish by neutron activation analysis

    • K. S. Park
    • N. B. Kim
    • K. Y. Lee

    Nuclear Methods in Environmental Studies Pages: 347 - 354

40. Identifying sources of groundwater pollution using trace element signatures

    • Ilhan Olmez
    • Marilyn J. Hayes

    Nuclear Methods in Environmental Studies Pages: 355 - 361

41. An application of INAA and PIXE on the analysis of nutritional and toxicological elements in samples of drinkable water

    • P. Blasi
    • G. Capannesi
    • F. A. Sedda

    Nuclear Methods in Environmental Studies Pages: 363 - 375

42. Plastics from household waste as a source of heavy metal pollution

    • P. Bode
    • M. de Bruin
    • P. J. Meyer

    Nuclear Methods in Environmental Studies Pages: 377 - 383

43. Reference man and woman more fully characterized

    • Kenneth J. Ellis

    In Vivo Analysis Pages: 385 - 400

44. In vivo neutron activation analysis of organ cadmium burdens

    • D. M. Franklin
    • C. J. G. Guthrie
    • A. J. Newman Taylor

    In Vivo Analysis Pages: 401 - 406

45. In vivo measurements of cadmium and lead in occupationally-exposed workers and an urban population

    • W. D. Morgan
    • S. J. S. Ryde
    • R. A. Braithwaite

    In Vivo Analysis Pages: 407 - 414

46. Recent developments in in vivo neutron activation analysis facilities

    • S. S. Krishnan
    • K. G. McNeill
    • J. E. Harrison

    In Vivo Analysis Pages: 415 - 421

47. A proposed three-phase counting system for the in vivo measurement of the major elements using pulsed 14 MeV neutrons

    • S. Mitra
    • J. F. Sutcliffe
    • G. L. Hill

    In Vivo Analysis Pages: 423 - 428

48. Measurements of total body calcium by prompt-gamma neutron activation abalysis using a²⁵²Cf source

    • S. J. S. Ryde
    • W. D. Morgan
    • J. Dutton

    In Vivo Analysis Pages: 429 - 437

49. Combination of neutron activation analysis, tracer techniques, and biochemical methods in the investigation of selenium metabolism

    • D. Behne
    • S. Scheid
    • A. Kyriakopoulos

    Applications in Medical Research Pages: 439 - 447

50. Speciation of chromium in plasma and liver tissue of endstage renal failure patients on continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis

    • Frédérique Borguet
    • Rita Cornelis
    • Norbert Lameire

    Applications in Medical Research Pages: 449 - 460