A short note on the relative abundance of rubidium and strontium in vitrain ashes from coals in Nova Scotia

Tupper, W M; Loring, D. H.

doi:10.1016/0016-7037(61)90025-4

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“…In 81 samples of natural occurrence, Hoering and Parker (257) find no significant variations in the C137/C13" ratio. The relative abundances of rubidium and strontium in vitrain ashes from coals in Nova Scotia are reported by Tupper and Loring (490).…”

Section: Precise Mass Measurements and Isotope Abundancementioning

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Mass Spectrometry

Reese¹

1962

Anal. Chem.

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The volume of literature on the subject of mass spectrometry continues to increase and is indicative of the usefulness of the technique in determining various parameters of chemical and physical significance. This review is intended to cover those articles appearing in the literature from January 1960 to November 1961. Momigny (357) reviews the subject in relation to the physical chemistry of molecules and Wagner (498) reviews it with respect to hydrocarbon reactions. The annual Japanese review appears by Tsuchiya, Hashizume, and Someno (486).

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Section: Precise Mass Measurements and Isotope Abundancementioning

confidence: 73%