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LABORATORY INVESTIGATIONS IN SUPPORT OF FLUID-BED FLUORIDE VOLATILITY PROCESSES. PART XVIII. NEUTRON COUNTING AS AN ANALYTICAL …

Shinn et al., 1968

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Shinn W
Steindler M
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Ceunting of neutrons generated in plutoniumfluorides was investigated as a method of quantitatively determining plutoniumhexafluoride (PuF6) as well as plutonium tetrafluoride·(PuF4) alone or mixed with alu-mina or sodium fluoride (NaF). The plutonium …
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