An activation analysis technique for determining groups of trace elements in rocks and chondrites

Laul, J. C.; Case, D. R.; Wechter, Margaret A.; Schmidt-Bleek, Friedrich; Lipschutz, M. E.

doi:10.1007/bf02513666

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Radiochemical Separation Schemes for Multielement Determination

Alfassi

2000

Encyclopedia of Analytical Chemistry

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Radiochemical activation analysis is a more laborious analytical method than instrumental analysis, but can be used to determine elements at lower concentrations. In most cases, the sample to be analyzed is separated into groups of elements rather than individual elements, so that the elements do not interfere with one another during the measurement of radionuclides content. Schemes for separation into multielement groups are given for metals, biological, geological and environmental samples.

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