Glazed lunar rocks - Origin by impact
Glazed lunar rocks, explaining origin as result of nearby meteoritic impact
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Glazed lunar rocks, explaining origin as result of nearby meteoritic impact
Neutron activation analyses of lunar sample abundances
Neutron activation analysis of O, Si, Al, Mg, and Fe abundances in lunar rocks and fines from Apollo 12 mission
Neutron activation analysis of O, Si, Al, and Fe abundances in Apollo 12 lunar rock 12013
Neutron activation analysis of O, Si, and Al abundances in Apollo 12 lunar samples
Neutron activation analysis of O, Si, and Al in Apollo 11 rocks and fines
Instrumental activation analyses of abundances in lunar rock chips
Instrumental activation analysis technology for analysis of meteorites and lunar materials
Neutron activation methods for determining oxygen and silicon in chondritic meteorites
Lunar rock volatile and siderophile elements, comparing with terrestrial and meteoritic basalts
Meteoritic material characterization from trace elements in Apollo lunar soil, core samples, breccia and anorthositic fragments by neutron activation analysis
Apollo 12 lunar rocks and fines under high energy neutron activation analysis, determining O, Si, Al, Mg and Fe abundances
Fourteen-MeV neutron activation analysis has certain unique advantages for the nondestructive analysis of rocks and meteorites. In this review, the principles of the method are outlined, and the techniques for the precise and accurate analyses are summarized. Some current and future applications are described.
The use of gamma-gamma coincidence spectrometry in the instrumental activation analysis of materials of geochemical interest can offer advantages of improved sensitivity and precision for certain elements over other counting techniques. An introduction to some of the theory and the practical considerations involved in the establishment of gamma-gamma coincidence counting systems is presented. Previous applications of this technique to the activation analysis of meteorites and rocks are reviewed, and some future applications are proposed.
O, Si, Al and Fe abundances of Apollo 12 lunar rock 12013 from neutron activation analysis
U and Th abundances correlation in tektites and achondrites based on oxygen isotopic composition of lunar rock specimens
Isotopic ratio anomaly of Re and detection at nanogram level in solar wind using decay curves of Re source from lunar specimen
Apollo 11 lunar rocks and fines oxygen, Si and Al content determination by neutron activation analysis