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IN previous papers we discussed re-activation analysis in which the chemical yield is easily corrected by reactivation of the counted sample, and reported its application to the determination of aluminium1,2, vanadium3 and magnesium4.
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KAMEMOTO, Y., YAMAGISHI, S. Re-activation Analysis of Mercury. Nature 202, 487–488 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1038/202487a0
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