1. A new window flow counter for counting radio gas-chromatography effluents

   • K. Kondo
   • M. Yagi

   OriginalPaper Pages: 7 - 12

2. Rapid determination method of radiocesium in sea water by cesium-selective resin

   • A. Nakaoka
   • H. Yokoyama
   • S. Takagi

   OriginalPaper Pages: 13 - 24

3. Comparisons of several dead time correction methods in the case of a mixture of short- and long-lived nuclides

   • T. Takeuchi
   • S. Uehara
   • T. Hayashi

   OriginalPaper Pages: 25 - 35

4. Investigation of the behaviour of nuclear reaction products at their volatilization from irradiated Ag and Au targets in dynamic vacuum (10⁻²–10⁻³ torr O₂ or H₂O)

   • A. F. Novgorodov
   • M. Adilbish
   • Z. Kovacs

   OriginalPaper Pages: 37 - 51

5. Solvent extraction of neptunium(IV) from nitric acid solutions by sulphoxides and their mixtures

   • J. P. Shukla
   • S. A. Pai
   • M. S. Subramanian

   OriginalPaper Pages: 53 - 63

6. Extraction of some elements of the groups IV b and VI b with 1-phenyl-3-methyl-4-caproyl-pyrazolone-5 (PMCP) from aqueous mineral acid solutions

   • M. S. Bhatti
   • I. H. Qureshi

   OriginalPaper Pages: 65 - 70

7. Observation of a Doppler broadening of the 4438 keV gamma-line of¹²C in processes¹²C(n, n′γ)¹²C and⁹Be(α, nγ)¹²C

   • Z. Janout
   • S. Pospíšil
   • M. Vobecký

   OriginalPaper Pages: 71 - 81

8. The use of trioctylphosphine oxide for solvent extraction recovery and purification of transplutonium elements

   • V. N. Kosyakov
   • E. A. Yerin
   • V. M. Vitutnev

   OriginalPaper Pages: 83 - 92

9. On the mechanism of trivalent actinide extraction in the system HDEHP—Lactic acid with DTPA

   • V. N. Kosyakov
   • E. A. Yerin

   OriginalPaper Pages: 93 - 104

10. Bestimmung Kleinster Radium-226 Konzentrationen im Wasser

    • A. Wicke
    • J. Porstendörfer

    OriginalPaper Pages: 105 - 112

11. Boron determination using PC nuclear track detector and²⁵²Cf neutron source⁺

    • K. Freyer
    • H-Ch. Treutler
    • ZS. Varga

    OriginalPaper Pages: 113 - 121

12. Determination of the sulphur content of a lunar sample by neutron capture gamma-ray spectrometry

    • M. A. Islam
    • T. J. Kennett
    • C. E. Rees

    Physical Methods Section Pages: 123 - 130

13. Instrumental thermal neutron activation analysis of tobacco

    • A. Faanhof
    • H. A. Das

    Physical Methods Section Pages: 131 - 141

14. Microprocessor-based multichannel analyzer system for NaI (Tl) detectors

    • Kerry J. Kelly
    • John W. Thompson

    Physical Methods Section Pages: 143 - 151

15. Utilization of characteristic X-rays in 14 MeV neutron activation analysis

    • J. Janczyszyn
    • S. Kwieciński

    Physical Methods Section Pages: 153 - 162

16. The problem of diffusion during charged particle activation analysis; the case of¹⁸F in pure germanium single crystals

    • G. Blondiaux
    • C. S. Sastri
    • J. L. Debrun

    Physical Methods Section Pages: 163 - 171

17. Possibilities of the elemental analysis of dry biological material by fast neutron activation analysis

    • A. Faanhof
    • H. A. Das
    • J. Zonderhuis

    Physical Methods Section Pages: 173 - 184

18. Accurate determination of lithium, boron, fluorine and sodium in some matrices using low energy alpha-particles induced gamma-rays

    • B. Borderie
    • M. Basutcu
    • J. L. Pinault

    Physical Methods Section Pages: 185 - 198

19. The determination of bromine in dry biological material by instrumental neutron activation analysis

    • D. Hoede
    • J. Zonderhuis
    • H. A. Das

    Physical Methods Section Pages: 199 - 202

20. Simultaneous determination of aluminium and phosphorus by neutron activation analysis

    • W. Gatschke
    • D. Gawlik

    Physical Methods Section Pages: 203 - 212

21. Activation analytical determination of¹²⁹I in bovine thyroid glands

    • J. Handl
    • W. Kühn

    Nuclear Methods in Environmental Sciences Section Pages: 213 - 219

22. Concentrations atmospheriques de⁸⁵Kr dans les hemispheres nord et sud

    • F. Patti
    • P. Bourgeon

    Nuclear Methods in Environmental Sciences Section Pages: 221 - 228

23. High specific activity carbon-11 labelling of benzodiazepines: Diazepam and flunitrazepam

    • M. Maziere
    • J. -M. Godot
    • D. Comar

    Medical Radioisotopes and Control of Radiopharmaceuticals Pages: 229 - 235

24. Development of a process for routine production of¹²³I using the¹²⁷I(p, 5n)¹²³Xe→¹²³I reaction

    • R. Bett
    • J. G. Cuninghame
    • A. L. Nichols

    Medical Radioisotopes and Control of Radiopharmaceuticals Pages: 237 - 249

25. Remotely controlled injection of a highly radioactive solution into a liquid chromatograph

    • G. Berger
    • R. Knipper

    Medical Radioisotopes and Control of Radiopharmaceuticals Pages: 251 - 252

26. Radiopharmaceuticals

    • H. -J. Machulla
    • M. Marsmann
    • K. Dutschka

    Medical Radioisotopes and Control of Radiopharmaceuticals Pages: 253 - 261

27. Radiochromatography

    • Carol H. Collins

    Book Review Pages: 263 - 264

28. Announcement

    Announcement Pages: 265 - 265

29. A compilation of charged particle production cross-sections by 14 MeV neutrons for Nb and Mo isotopes

    • W. W. Osterhage

    Data Section Pages: 267 - 275

30. A compilation of cross-sections for the reaction (n, 2n) with 14 MeV neutrons for some important fusion reactor structural materials

    • W. W. Osterhage

    Data Section Pages: 277 - 294

31. Radioactivity Group, Atomic Physics Division, Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt, Braunschweig, Federal Republic of Germany

    • K. Debertin

    Laboratory of the Issue Pages: 295 - 302

32. Bibliography section

    • E. Bujdosó

    Legacy Pages: 303 - 326