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Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry
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Edge-punched card literature retrieval system for activation analysis

Authors: T. Braun; E. Bujdosó; M. Miskei;

Edge-punched card literature retrieval system for activation analysis

Abstract

The punched card bibliography composed on the basis of the system described above can be used to obtain information rapidly and accurately on the following problems: 1. Activation analytical determination of certain element(s), in general (examples: copper, cadmium, iodine, etc.). 2. Activation analytical determination of certai element(s) in a given matrix (examples: copper in aluminum, cadmium in plants, etc.). 3. Activation analytical publications in a given field (examples: agriculture, medicine, etc.). 4. Selection of activation analytical publications by authors. 5. Selection of activation analytical publications by year. 6. Selection of activation analytical publications by the character of the paper (examples: periodical, book, conference proceedings, etc.). 7. Selection of activation analytical processes by the particles used for irradiation. 8. Selection of the publications on some major technical topics of activation analysis (examples: nuclear data, sensitivity, self-shielding, etc.).

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