Kayzero-standardization method of neutron activation analysis study for major and minor elements determined in soils and phosphate rocks of the prospective phosphate mining area in the Hinda district, Republic of Congo

Diahou, Russel Rolphe Caroll Moubakou; Bounouira, H.; Dallou, Guy Blanchard; Sondzo, Jucit Sem; Amsil, Hamid; Didi, Abdessamad; Aarab, lliasse; Moursli, R. Cherkaoui El; Biona, C. Bouka

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“…In the context of neutron activation analysis laboratory, gamma spectrometry is a measurement technique that detects emitted gamma rays by converting the energy deposited in a suitable detector material into an electrical signal. The processing of these signals produces a histogram referred to as a spectrum [3][4][5].…”

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Quality Assurance in Neutron Activation Analysis: Simulation and a Continuous Improvement Approach

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Bounouira³

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To sustain and advance the development of our laboratory, it is imperative for the laboratory 1 personnel to consistently deliver high-quality products and services that meet customer expectations. 2 The progress of productivity and the pace of technological advancements result in constant evolution 3 of measurement procedures, analytical techniques, and overall work methods. Our research within 4 the Neutron Activation Analysis (NAA) laboratory is aimed at contributing to the establishment of 5 quality assurance that complies with the ISO 17025 standard. As such, the laboratory implements 6 quality-oriented approaches to foster a culture of continuous improvement in its detector operations 7 and enhance customer satisfaction.

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“…The analysis of the measured spectra enables the identification of various radioactive elements and the determination of their concentration in the studied sample [3][4][5].…”

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