Issue 1082, 1966
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Analyst

A study of the macroscopic distribution of oxygen in a steel rod by neutron-activation and vacuum fusion techniques

Justus M. van Wyk,   Marc Y. Cuypers,   Lloyd E. Fite  and  Richard E. Wainerdi  

Abstract

The distribution of oxygen was determined along the length of a steel rod. Neutron-activation and vacuum fusion techniques were used alternatively, and the relevant pieces of apparatus and methods are described. The over-all average oxygen content determined by neutron-activation analysis was 129 p.p.m., in excellent agreement with 128 p.p.m. found by vacuum fusion. The results further show the continuity between the two sets of results, and also a definite inhomogeneity in the macroscopic distribution of oxygen.

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https://doi.org/10.1039/AN9669100316
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Analyst, 1966,91, 316-323

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A study of the macroscopic distribution of oxygen in a steel rod by neutron-activation and vacuum fusion techniques

J. M. van Wyk, M. Y. Cuypers, L. E. Fite and R. E. Wainerdi, Analyst, 1966, 91, 316 DOI: 10.1039/AN9669100316

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