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A reactor fast neutron activation analysis was used in combinationwith a simple pre-concentration procedure for determining silicon in someiron reference standard materials of Japan Iron and Steel Federation. Thesamples were dissolved with aqua regia and digested with perchloric or sulfuricacid. The precipitated silica was collected on a filter paper and irradiatedin a cadmium case with reactor fast neutrons. Silicon can be determined intool steel SKD6, low-alloy steel Nos 2 and 4 and silico-manganese samplesby a present method measuring 1,273.4 keV rays from 6.63-minute 29Alproduced by 29Si(n,p)29 Al reaction.
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Tomura, K. Determination of silicon in Japanese iron reference standard materials by reactor fast neutron activation analysis combined with a simple pre-concentration. Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry 250, 177–179 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1013263804021
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