18–23 Apr 2010
Casino Conference Centre
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Nuclear Analytical Methods 3

NAM3
20 Apr 2010, 05:00
Casino Conference Centre

Casino Conference Centre

Reitenbergerova 4/95, Marianske Lazne, Czech Republic

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  1. Mr Stefan Söllradl (Technische Universität München)
    20/04/2010, 05:00
    Nuclear Analytical Methods
    Verbal
    Neutron Activation Analysis (NAA) is a well established method for non-destructive determination of elemental composition and the analysis of trace elements. Prompt Gamma Neutron Activation Analysis (PGAA or PGNAA) is a complementary radioanalytical technique to NAA for non-invasive investigations of samples with neutrons. One of the main advantages of this latter technique is the easy...
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  2. Dr Radojko Jacimovic (Jozef Stefan Institute, Ljubljana, Slovenia)
    20/04/2010, 05:30
    Nuclear Analytical Methods
    Verbal
    Various trace elements in different types of iron based geological reference materials [JSS 804-1 (hematite), JSS 820-2 (limonite), SU-1 and SU-1a (iron-nickel-copper-cobalt ores)] were investigated using k0-NAA in both forms: instrumental (k0-INAA) and radioanalytical (k0-RNAA). To avoid the interference of iron as a matrix element, firstly mineral was dissolved in aqua regia then...
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  3. Mr Fulvio Farina Arboccò (Ghent University; SCK-CEN)
    20/04/2010, 05:50
    Nuclear Analytical Methods
    Verbal
    Reactor channel characterization is commonly performed by irradiation of bare and cadmium-covered "fluence rate-monitors", avoiding as much as possible the use of irradiation vials/capsules and spacers for positioning the monitors inside the channel. However, in routine k0-Neutron Activation Analysis is generally necessary to pack the samples in polyethylene vials prior to...
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  4. Ms Marie Kubešová (Nuclear Physics Institute, Czech Academy of Sciences)
    20/04/2010, 06:10
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