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Neutron Activation Analysis with k0 standardisation

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The objectives of the research are: (1) to develop and implement the k0 standardisation method for neutron activation analysis in close collaboration with scientific partners; (2) to exploit fully the inherent qualities of NAA such as accuracy, traceability, and multi-element offer complete services in health-physics measurements according to international quality standards, (2) to improve continuously these measurement techniques and to follow up international recommendations and legislation concerning the surveillance of workers; (3) to support and advise nuclear and non-nuclear industry on problems of radioactive contamination. Achievements in 1997 related to gamma spectrometry, whole-body counting, beta and alpha spectrometry, dosimetry, radon measurements, calibration, instrumentation, and neutron activation analysis are described

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1997 Scientific Report

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Imprint Title
1997 Scientific Report
Imprint Pagination
130 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 6-7
Report number
INIS-BE--0002

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The abstract is a contribution to the 1997 Scientific Report of the Belgian Nuclear Research Centre SCK-CEN