Limnological studies and remote sensing of the Upper Truckee River sediment plume in Lake Tahoe, California-Nevada
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Throium, uranium, potassium, aluminium-26, and sodium-22 were measured by nondestructive gamma ray spectrometry in six soil and two rock samples gathered by Apollo 16 in the lunar central highlands. The soil samples probably include both major geologic formations in the vicinity, the Cayley and Descartes Formations, although it is possible that the Descartes Formation is not represented. The rock samples have low concentrations of primordial radionuclides. The Al concentrations were lower than could be expected from the high abundance of alumina in the Apollo 16 soils reported earlier, but this could be due to lower concentrations of target elements in these soils, sampling depth variations, or regolithic mixing (exposure age variations).
Cosmic ray produced radionuclides in Lost City meteorite, determining concentrations by nondestructive two-parameter gamma ray analysis
Cosmogenic and primordial radionuclides in Apollo 12 surface rocks and fines from nondestructive gamma ray spectrometry
Apollo 11 lunar surface fine material and rocks cosmogenic radio nuclides Al 26 and Na 22 concentrations determination by gamma ray spectroscopy