Computer controlled system for the automatic neutron activation analysis of vanadium in petroleum with a californium-252 source

Lubkowitz, J.A.; Buenafama, H. D.; Ferrari, Victor A.

doi:10.1021/ac50052a004

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“…Microprocessors, alone (IM51, IM69) or interfaced to diode-array detectors (IM50), have led to vastly improved systems for acquiring chemiluminescence spectra. In areas of atomic analysis, spark source (IMS) and ICP source (IM53, IM20) atomic emission spectrometry, atomic absorption spectrometry (IM72), neutron activation analysis (IM48), and spark source mass spectrometry (IM58, IM75, IM2S) have also benefitted from recent studies involving computer automation. Kinetic methods of analysis are obvious benefactors of the laboratory computer.…”

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confidence: 99%