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The long-lived isotope Al26 in the aluminum used in the construction of a nuclear reactor

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Vasil'ev, S.S., Mikhaleva, T.N., Rudenko, N.P. et al. The long-lived isotope Al26 in the aluminum used in the construction of a nuclear reactor. The Soviet Journal of Atomic Energy 11, 1048–1049 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01473694

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