k0-Neutron Activation Analysis at CDTN, Brazil: 27 years of history, development and main achievements
Neutron Activation Analysis is an analytical technique to assay the chemical elemental composition in samples of various matrices. It has been applied by the Laboratory for Neutron Activation Analysis, located at Nuclear Technology Development Centre/Brazilian Commission for Nuclear Energy, CDTN/CNE...
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| description | Neutron Activation Analysis is an analytical technique to assay the chemical elemental composition in samples of various matrices. It has been applied by the Laboratory for Neutron Activation Analysis, located at Nuclear Technology Development Centre/Brazilian Commission for Nuclear Energy, CDTN/CNEN, since the starting up of the TRIGA Mark I IPR-R1 reactor in 1960. Among the methods of this technique, the
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