Issue 1114, 1969

Determination of fluorine by prompt γ-radiation from proton bombardment. Part I. Theory and experimental method

Abstract

An analysis is presented of those factors which are important for quantitative determination of fluorine by means of proton bombardment. An expression for the limit of detection has been derived, and the important part played by the stopping cross-section pointed out. The experimental arrangements are discussed in preparation for the presentation of results obtained with fluorine-containing solids, liquids and gases, which are given in Part II of this paper.

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Analyst, 1969,94, 1-6

Determination of fluorine by prompt γ-radiation from proton bombardment. Part I. Theory and experimental method

J. M. Bewers and F. C. Flack, Analyst, 1969, 94, 1 DOI: 10.1039/AN9699400001

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