Determination of water in dinitrogen tetroxide:  gas-chromatographic method for total hydrogen content

Muraca, R.F.; Willis, Edward; Martin, C; Crutchfield, Charles A.

doi:10.1021/ac60271a015

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“…A few tenths of one per cent of water in nitrogen tetroxide to be utilized as an oxidizer in a propulsion system cannot be tolerated. As part of a quality control program of propellantgrade nitrogen tetroxide, we have had to consider carefully the merits of the various methods for detection and quantitation of water in the latter (1)(2)(3)(4). Very recently, it has been stated that an NMR method for this analysis…”

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Optimum procedure for the determination of selenium in biological specimens using selenium-77m neutron activation

Maume¹,

Bournot²,

Lhuguenot³

et al. 1973

Anal. Chem.

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An optimum procedure is outlined for the rapid quantitative determination of trace (>0.06 ,ug) selenium in serum and tissue using 77mSe neutron activation. Sample preparation, irradiation procedures, types of detector assemblies, and spectral analyses and data reduction are discussed. The optimum procedure utilizing a low-power nuclear reactor (~3 X 1011 n/cm2 sec) consisted of irradiating lyophilized tissue samples or dialyzed-lyophilized serum

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