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activation analysis
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activation analysis
n.
A method for analyzing a material for its component chemical elements by bombarding it with nuclear particles or gamma rays and identifying the resultant radiations.


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As a result, the Analytical Chemistry laboratory at the NCNR has performed some of the most accurate activation analyses reported in the literature.
Materials research with neutrons at NIST by Udovic, T.J. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
In early metallurgical testwork, the company's consultants had recommended the use of neutron activation analyses (NAA) in order to obtain more accurate values above 2.
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2 # High-grade intervals re-assayed by neutron activation analyses + Second phase 2001 results (a) Ended in mineralization
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