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New techniques in geochemical analysis

Thin layer and gas chromatography, Mossbauer and atomic absorption spectrometry, fission track analysis, X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy, and other methods employed in geochemistry

X-RAY FLUORESCENCE SPECTROSCOPY↗

Technological survey of tellurium and its compounds

Review includes data on the chemical and physical properties of tellurium, its oxides, and fluorides, pertinent to the process problem of handling fission product tellurium in fluoride form. The technology of tellurium handling in nonaqueous processing of nuclear fuels is also reviewed.

Steindler, M. J.↗

Study of fluoride corrosion of nickel alloys

Report contains the results of an investigation of the corrosion resistance of nickel and nickel alloys exposed to fluorine, uranium hexafluoride, and volatile fission product fluorides at high temperatures. Survey of the unclassified literature on the subject is included.

Gunther, W. H.↗

GAMBIT program

GAMBIT computer program provides multigroup flux and current averaged neutron cross sections for input to transport programs. The fast neutron compilation includes P/0/ and P/1/ elastic scattering transfer matrices, inelastic scattering matrices, n,2n cross section matrices, absorption and fission cross sections for all isotopes.

Collier, G.↗

Single-level resonance parameters fit nuclear cross-sections

Least squares analyses of experimental differential cross-section data for the U-235 nucleus have yielded single level Breit-Wigner resonance parameters that fit, simultaneously, three nuclear cross sections of capture, fission, and total.

Drawbaugh, D. W.↗

The origin of the moon

Lunar origin by earth-moon fission, deriving parent planet characteristics from geochemical considerations

Okeefe, J. A.↗