Applied Radiation and Isotopes 2000: Vol 52 Table of Contents

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Applied Radiation and
Isotopes
Volume 52, 2000
List of Contents, Author, and Subject Indexes
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D. A. Brap.ey, School of Physics, University of Exeter, Stocker Road, Exeter EX4 4QL, Devon, UK. E-mail: D.A
Bradleyia exeter.ac.uk
J. Csikat, Institute of Experimental Physics, Kossuth University, Pf. 105, Bem ter 18/a, H-4001 Debrecen, Hungary
E-mail: csikaiva falcon.atomki.hu
.. Depertin, Homburgstrabe 14, D-38116 Braunschweig, Germany. E-mail: klaus.debertin(a t-online.de
P. GARDNER, Center for Engineering Applications of Radioisotopes, North Carolina State Universiti
Box 7909, Raleigh, NC 27695-7909, U.S.A. E-mail: gardner(a nesu.edu
J. M. pe Goew, Delft University of Technology, Interfaculty Reactor Institute, Mekelweg 15, 2629 JB Delft, The
Netherlands. E-mail: j.j.m.deGoeijia [RI.TUDelft.nl
*. F. Knapp, Life Sciences Division, Mail Stop 6229, Building 4501, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, P.O. Box 2008,
Oak Ridge, TN 37831-6229, U.S.A. E-mail: jkp(a ornl.goy
. Kubo, Research Reactor Institute, University of Kyoto, Kyoto, Japan, E-mail: kudova rri.kyvoto-u.ac.jp
L. McLAuGHLIN, Jonizing Radiation Division, Mail Stop 8460, National Institute of Standards and Technology
Gaithersburg, MD 20899-8460, U.S.A. E-mail: williamosnclaughlin(a nist.goy
. MircHett, Department of Experimental Physics, National University of Ireland, Dublin (NUID), Belfield, Dublin 4,
Republic of Ireland. E-mail: peter.mitchell(a ucd.ie
W. Pike, Chemistry and Engineering Group, MRC Cyclotron Unit, Imperial College, School of Medicine,
Hammersmith Hospital, Ducane Road, London W12 OHS, England, E-mail: vpike(a rpms.ac.uk
R. SCHNEIDER, Mail Stop 8, Geology and Geophysics Department, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Woods
Hole, MA 02543-1539, U.S.A. E-mail: rschneider(a whoi.edu
J. S. Scuweitzer, 4/ Silver Hill Road, Ridgefield, CT 06877, U.S.A. E-mail: schweitz@ phys.uconn.edu
B. Sowersy, Program Manager, Process, Design & Optimisation, CSIRO Minerals, PMBS, Menai, NSW 2234,
Australia, E-mail: brian.sowerby(a minerals.csiro.au
T. TominaGAa, Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Science, University of Tokyo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, Japan
L. 1. Wiese, Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, 3118 Pharmacy Center, University of Alberta,
Edmonton, Canada T6G 2N8. E-mail: leonard.wiebe(a ualberta.ca
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CONTENTS OF VOLUME 52
Number 1!
Radiochemistry and Radionuclide Applications
R. Colle On the radioanalytical methods used to assay stainless-steel-
lated, ceramic-based “Sr-"’Y intravascular brachytherap\
M. Khalid, A. Mushtaq and M. Z. Iqbal Separation of \g from neutron irradiated natu
alumina as an adsorbent
E. I. Shabana, M. A. Abd Elaziz, Evaluation of the contribution of smoking to total |
M. N. Al-Arifi, A. A. Al-Dhawailie 210 in Saudi population
and M. M-A. Ai-Bokari
N. ¥. Elizondo, E. Ballesteros 2 Cleaning of liquid radioactive wastes using natural
and B. I. Kharisoy
Nasir Khalid, Shujaat Ahmad, 3] sntial of rice husks for antimony removal
Aqidat Toheed and Jamil Ahmed
Radiation Sources and Applications
Z. Q. Chen, Z. Wang, S. J. Wang and M. D. Hou 39 Investigation of defects in high-energy heavy ion implant
M. A. Ibrahim 47 Attenuation of fission neutrons by some hydrogeneous st
and t} exponential dependence of the attenuated tota
rate on the shield thickness
Synthesis of Labelled Compounds
Lei Zheng and Marc S. Berridge 55 - of [°F]fluoromethyl iodide
fluoromethylation of radiopharmaceuticals
G. Wunderlich, J. Pinkert, M. Andreeff, M. Stintz, 3 Preparation and biodistribution of rhenium-188
F. F. Knapp Jr, J. Kropp and W-G. Franke microspheres B 20: a promising new as
Kanchan Kothari, Sharmila Banerjee, Syntheses and radiolabeling of cysteine-oximes and p
H. D. Sarma and M. R. A. Pillai sehaviour of their “Te complexes
S. C. Van Der Linde, W. P. A. Jansen, n-target production of high specific radioactivity ['"O]nitrous oxide by
J. J. M. De Goeij, L. J. Van IJzendoorn deuteron irradiation of nitrogen gas
and F. Kapteijn
R. Iwata, C. Paseali, A. Bogni, G. Horvath, \ new, convenient method for the preparation of 4-['°F]fluorobenzyl
Z. Kovacs, K. Yanai and T. Ido halides
Radioactivity and Radiation Measurements
B. Kiraly and J. Csikai 93 Investigations on thermal neutron reflection by activation method
Mirjana Proki¢ Effect of lithhum co-dopant on the thermoluminescence response of
some phosphors
lien-Ko Wang and Jinn-Jer Peir An iterative approach for TRIGA fuel burn-up determination using
nondestructive gamma-ray spectrometry
D. Cavouras, I. Kandarakis, C. D. Nomicos, Assessing the information content of phosphor produced medical
G. S. Panayiotakis and I. Fezoulidis images: application to Zn,Si04:Mn phosphor
Nuclear Geophysics
M. Shahriari and M. Sohrabpour 127. Borehole parametric study for neutron induced capture y-ray spectro-
metry using the MCNP code
H. S. Virk and Navjeet Sharma 37 ndoor radon/thoron survey report from Hamirpur and Una districts
Himachal Pradesh, India
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Technical notes
M. E. Montero Cabrera, H. Herrera Hernandez, Instrumental neutron activation analysis of rocks from Cayajabos
FE. Herrera Peraza, N. Rodriguez Martinez petroleum ore
and M. C. Lopez Peyes
A. Sroor, N. Walley El-Dine, A. El-Shershaby Comparison between different types of glass and aluminum
and S. A. Abdel-Haleem containers for irradiation samples by neutron activation analysis
Erratum
Events
Number 2
Radiochemistry and Radionuclide Applications
Yasuhiro Yamada, Hirochika Sumino, 157. Mdssbauer studies on laser evaporated iron atoms and their reactions
Yukako Okamura, Hideo Shimasaki with oxygen in argon matrices
and Takeshi Tominaga
Wang Xiangke, Dong Wenming, Dai Xiongxin, 165 Sorption and desorption of Eu and Yb on alumina: mechanisms and
Wang Aixia, Du Jinzhou and Tao Zuyi effect of fulvic acid
Toru Sasaki, Shin-ichi Ishii, Katsumi Tomiyoshi, Tritium in ['°O}water. its identification and removal
Tatsuo Ido, Junko Miyauchi and Michio Senda
Technical not
E. Joachim Knust, Klaus Dutschka Preparation of “I solutions after thermodistillation of irradiated
and Regin Weinreich '“TeO, targets
R. Guin, S. K. Das and S. K. Saha 185 Cation exchange separation of trace amounts of “Hg and Hf
Radiation Sources and Applications
Bruce J. Mincher and Randy D. Curry 189 Considerations for choice of a kinetic fig. of merit in process radiation
chemistry for waste treatment
Technical note
Nicola D. Yordanov and Veselka Gancheva 195. A new approach for extension of the identification period of irradiated
cellulose-containing foodstuffs by EPR spectroscopy
Synthe: s of Labelled Compounds
M. Sasaki, M. Ikemoto, M. Mutoh, T. Haradahira, 199 Automatic synthesis of L-[f-''C]amino acids using an immobilized
A. Tanaka, Y. Watanabe and K. Suzuki enzyme column
Munawwar Sajjad, Jeih-San Liow A system for continuous production and infusion of [!°OJH2O for PET
and Jorge Moreno-Cantu activation studies
Atsushi Ando, Itsuko Ando, Production of '"°Rh-EDTMP and its bone accumulation
Norihisa Tonami, Seigo Kinuya,
Natsuko Okamoto, Masami Sugimoto,
Naoko Fukuda and Satomi Matsumoto
Pabitra Chattopadhyay, Yi-Hand Chiu, Jem-Mau Lo, Synthesis and structural characterization of a Re(V) complex with a
Chung-Sun Chung and Tian-Huey Lu 2NIS donor and the radiochemical behavior of its Te analog
Kazunori Kawamura, Kiichi Ishiwata, Efficient HPLC separation of [''C]$-CFT or [''C]p-CIT from an N-
Masami Futatsubashi, Shin-Ichi Ishii, desmethyl precursor on a semipreparative reversed phase ODS column
Yasuomi Ouchi, Yoshio Homma and Michio Senda
Radioactivity and Radiation Measurements
Vanessa Baietto, Gerard Villeneuve 229 EPR and TL correlation in some powdered Greek white marbles
Pierre Guibert and Max Schvoerer
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C. K. Man and Y. H. Kwok 23 Uptake of ©°'Cs by fresh water fish
C. Furetta, M. Prokic, R. Salamon 3 Dosimetric characterisation of a new production of MgB,O7:Dy, Na
and G. Kitis thermo-luminescent material
Rainer Buchalla, Christian Boess 25 Analysis of volatile radiolysis products in gamma-irradiated LDPE
and Klaus Werner Bog! and polypropylene films by thermal desorption-gas chromatography
mass spectrometry
Nuclear Geophysics
R. R. Benke and K. J. Kearfott 2 Accounting for Rn loss during oven drying for the immediate
laboratory gamma-ray spectroscopy of collected soil samples
M. E. Montero, J. Aspiazu, PIXE study of Cuban quaternary paleoclimate geological samples and
J. Pajon, S. Miranda and E. Moreno speleothems
S. Selvasekarapandian, R. Sivakumar, Natural radionuclide distribution in soils of Gudalore, India
N. M. Manikandan, V. Meenakshisundaram,
V. M. Raghunath and V. Gajendran
Book Review
Events
Number 3
Proceedings of the Conference on Radionuclide Metrology and its Applications, ICRM °99
Preface
Bert M. Coursey 31] ICRM’99: Radionuclide Metrology Techniques
Aspects of International Metrology
M. J. Woods, D. F. G. Reher and G. Ratel 131 Equivalence in radionuclide metrology
C. Michotte 319 Influence of radioactive impurities on SIR measurements
Heinrich Schrader alibration and consistency of results of an ionization-chamber
secondary standard measuring system for activity
J. M. Los Arcos, A. Bailador, A. Gonzalez, 33: The Spanish National Reference Database for ionizing Radiations
C. Gonzalez, C. Gorostiza, F. Ortiz, (BANDRRI)
E. Sanchez, M. Shaw and A. Wiblliart
Source Preparation Techniques and Alpha Spectrometry
4. Martin Sanchez, C. J. Bland 341 Computer simulation of backscattered alpha particles
and A. Fernandez Timon
Victor P. Romanikhin and E Experimental validation of an analytical method to obtain the
Eduardo Garcia-Torano Martinez response function of an alpha particle spectrometer
B. Denecke, G. Sibbens, T. Szabo, B ImpIr ovements in q|u antitative source pt rept aration
M. Hult and L. Persson
V. Tsoupko-Sitnikoy, F. Dayras, : A pplication of rotating disk electrode technique for the preparation of
J. de Sanoit and D. Filossofov Np, Pu and Am -sources
Kenichiro Yasuda, Shigekazu Usuda 365 Properties of a YAP powder scintillator as alpha-ray detector
and Hideho Gunjji
Radionuclide Metrology Techniques
A. Paul, A. Honig, S. Réttger and Uwe Keyser 369 Measurement of radon and radon progenies at the German radon
reference chamber
S. Pomme and G. Kennedy a Pulse loss and counting statistics with a digital spectrometer
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D. H. Woods, N. E. Bowles, S. M. Jerome, 381 Standardisation of 7!°Pb
P. de Lavison, S. Lienham, J. L. Makepeace,
A. P. Woodman and M. J. Woods
O. Dragoun, A. Spalek, M. RySavy, Improved methods of measurement and analysis of conversion
A. Kovalik, E. A. Yakushey, V. Brabec, electron and /i-particle spectra
J. Frana and D. Vénos
Han Yull Hwang, Tae Soon Park, Development of a three-dimensional data acquisition method for
Jong Man Lee and Keon Ho Han standardization of beta-emitting nuclides
P. Baeten, M. Bruggeman, J. Paepen and R. Carchon 399 Quantification of transuranic elements by Time Interval Correlation
Spectroscopy of the detected neutrons
C. Bobin, E. Leblanc, J. Bouchard, N. Coron, 403 Cryogenic detectors below 100mK_ for X-ray measurements
P. Cassette, J. Leblanc, P. de Marcillac metrology
and J. Plagnard
J. A. Suarez, M. Rodriguez, A. G. Espartero Radiochemical analysis: of +]“ Ca and “SnC a
and G. Pina
I. A. Kharitonov, T. E. Sazonova, S. V. Sepman, Standardization and half-life measurement of antimony-124
T. I. Shilnikova and A. V. Zanevsky
Jean-Pascal Laedermann and Marc Décombaz Simulation of nuclear decay
J. L. Picolo, D. Pressyanov, P. Blanchis, A radon 292929 traceability chain from primary standard to field detectors
M. Barbier, N. Michielsen, D. Grassin,
V. Voisin and K. Turek
Tae Soon Park, Han Yull Hwang and Jong Man Lee Correlation effect in activity measurement of ~’Fe
J. Bouchard MTR2: a discriminator and dead-time module used in counting systems
J.-J. Gostely and J.-P. Laedermann Simulatio.. of the response of the IGI1 47; inonization chamber using
GEANT Monte Carlo code
Intercomparison
J. Morel, M. Etcheverry and J. Plagnard 455 Results from the EUROMET action 410 concerning the decay data of
eh i
G. Sibbens and B. Denecke Determination of the absolute alpha-particle emission probabilities of
23 Np
E. Giinther Standardization of >’Np by the CIEMAT NIST LSC tracer method
S. A. Woods, D. H. Woods, P. de Lavison, Standardisation and measurement of the decay scheme data of ~'’Np
S. M. Jerome, J. L. Makepeace, M. J. Woods,
L. J. Husband and S. Lineham
A. Luca, M. Etcheverry and J. Morel Emission probabilities of the main y-rays of ~°’Np in equilibrium with
ais
Maria Sahagia, Anamaria Razdolescu, The standardization of a ~’*TI solution
E. L. Grigorescu, A. Luca and C. Ivan
Mikael Hult, Timotheos Altzitzoglou, Standardisation of 74TI at IRMM
Bruno Denecke, Leif Persson,
Goedele Sibbens and Dietmar F. G. Reher
I. E. Sazonova, S. V. Sepman, Standardization of '°’Yb y-ray emission probability data
N. L. Karmalitsyn, A. V. Zanevsky,
T. I. Shilnikova and R. M. Gabitoy
A. C. Razdolescu, E. L. Grigorescu, Standardization of '’Y b by the 42/7 method
M. Sahagia, A. Luca and C. Ivan
J. Morel, C. Hill, M. Bickel, Results from the international evaluation exercise for uranium
A. Alonso-Munoz, S. Napier, enrichment measurements
B. Thaurel and European Safeguards Research
and Development Association
NDA-WG Members
Ming-Chen Yuan and Wen-Song Hwang The absolute counting of '**I
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Measurement Standards and Reference Materials
M. P. Unterweger and L. L. Lucas Calibration of the National Institute of Standards and
tritiated-water standards
H. Janfen and K. Thieme On the determination of activity profiles in wide-area re
lr. Altzitzoglou Low-level radioactivity measurements in an ocean shellfis
Yoshio Hino, Shin Matui, Takahiro Yamada, Absolute measurement of "Ho radioactivity and develoy
Norio Takeuchi, Katuyuki Onoma, scaled sources for standardization of y-ray emitting nuclides
Seikichi lwamoto and Hirolo Kogure
Nuclear Data
B. R. S. Simpson and T. P. Ntsoane 551 Decay scheme of °’Ga
N. Coursol, V. M. Gorozhankin, \nalysis of internal conversion coefficients
E. A. Yakushey, C. Briangon and Ts. Vylov
L. Rodriguez Barquero and J. M. Los Arcos Measurement of ~’V half-life
Hiroshi Miyahara, Gatot Wurdiyanto, Precise measurements of the gamma-ray emission pr
Hideaki Nagata, Atsushi Yoshida,
Katsuo Yanagida and Chizuo Mori
D. H. Woods, M. Ciocanel, L. J. Husband, Standardisation and decay data of ““’Re
J. D. Keightley, P. de Lavison, S. Lineham,
M. J. Woods and S. A. Woods
K. Usman and T. D. MacMahon Determination of the half-life of **Pa
Eduardo Garcia-Torano Alpha-particle emission probabilities in the decay of ~""I
E. Schonfeld and H. Janfen Calculation of emission probabilities of X-rays and Auget
emitted in radioactive disintegration processes
V. P. Chechey and A. G. Egoroy 601 Search for an optimum approach to the evaluation o
consistency: half-life evaluations for “H, “~S, >
ife Sciences
B. M. Coursey 609 Needs for radioactivity standards and measurements in the life
B. E. Zimmerman and J. T. Cessna 615 Experimental determinations of commercial “dose calibrator
for nuclides used in nuclear medicine
D. Stanga and I. Muntele 621 Importance of covariances for uncertainly estimates in measurement of
radionuclide mixtures by multichannel counting
lr. Terlikowska, D. Hainos, P. Cassette Application of xf discrimination in liquid scintillation counting for
and T. Radoszewski the purity control of ”’""Tc medical solutions
A. Svec and H. Schrader An ionization chamber as a secondary standard for activity
Liquid Scintillation Counting
E. Garcia-Torano, M. Roteta Standardization of ''°"Ag by liquid scintillation and 4zf-y coin-
and L. Rodriguez Barquero cidence counting
P. Cassette, R. Broda, D. Hainos and T. Terlikowska Analysis of detection-efficiency variation techniques for the imple-
mentation of the TDCR method in liquid scintillation counting
M. N. Amiot-Peéron, P. Stemmler, Measurements of linear absorption coefficients of liquid scintillation
G. Soulli¢, V. Greiner, P. Populus, using synchrotron radiation
P. Chevallier and J. C. Protas
A. Grau Malonda and A. Grau Carles Standardization of electron-capture radionuclides by liquid scintilla-
tions counting
Andrzej Chylinski, Tomasz Radoszewski, A multimethodic and multiparametric system for standardization of
Teresa Terlikowska-Drozdziel radionuclides
and Adam Jeczmieniowski
J. Bouchard and P. Cassette 669 MAC3: an electronic module for the processing of pulses delivered by
a three photomultiplier liquid scintillation counting system
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R. Broda, P. Cassette, K. Maletka and K. Pochwalski = 67 \ simple computing program for application of the TDCR method to
standardization of pure-beta emitters
L. Rodriguez Barquero and J. M. Los Arcos 679 Study of the stability problems of “Ag samples in several
commercial liquid scintillators
Low Level
G. Heusser, W. Rau, B. Freudiger, Rn detection at the “Bq m° range in nitrogen gas and a new Rn
M. Laubenstein, M. Balata and T. Kirsten purification technique for liquid nitrogen
C. A. McMahon L. Leon Vintro, Oxidation-state distribution of plutonium in surface and subsurface
P. Il. Mitchell and H. Dahigaard waters at Thule, northwest Greenland
M. P. Blanco Rodriguez, F. Vera Tome, 70S Sequential method for the determination of uranium, thorium and
J. C. Lozano and V. Gomez Escobar ’Ra by liquid scintillation alpha spectrometry
Maria José Martinez Canet, Mikael Hult, Measurements of activation induced by environmental neutrons using
Matthias Kohier and Peter N. Johnston ultra low-level y-ray spectrometry
M. Kohler, S. Niese, B. Gleisberg, U. Jenk Simultaneous determination of Ra and Th nuclides. ~-°U and Ac in
and K. Nindel uranium mining waters by y-ray spectrometry
Gamma Spectrometry
D. Arnold and O. Sima 5 Coincidence-summing in gamma-ray spectrometry by excitation of
matrix X-rays
Nobuo Hayashi, Hiroshi Miyahara, Chizuo Mori, 3 High accuracy measurement of the relative efficiency curve and
Norio Takeuchi, Seikichi Iwamoto and Isamu Ishikawa determination of gamma-ray relative intensity for “°C]
V. V. Dmitrenko, V. M. Gratchey, S. E. Ulin, 39 High-pressure xenon detectors for gamma-ray spectrometry
Z. M. Uteshev and K. F. Viasik
Pierino De Felice, Paola Angelini, Aldo Fazio 5S Fast procedures for coincidence-summing correction in y-ray spectro-
and Roberto Biagini metry
Y. Nir-El : Isotopic analysis of uranium in U3,Os by passive gamma-ray spectro-
metry
M. Korun : Measurements of the average thickness of material using scattered
radiation
D. Glavic-Cindro, B. Vodenik, M. Korun 765 Quality control of gamma-ray spectrometry measurements
and R. Martinci¢
M. Bruggeman and R. Carchon Solidang, a computer code for the computation of the effective solid
angle and correction factors for gamma spectroscopy-based waste assay
M. Garcia-Talavera, H. Neder, M. J. Daza Towards a proper modeling of detector and source characteristics in
and B. Quintana Monte Carlo simulations
M. Korun and T. Vidmar Monte Carlo calculations of the total-to-peak ratio in gamma-ray
spectrometry
Francois Piton, '‘Vlarie-Christine Léepy, ii Efficiency transfer and coincidence summing corrections for y-ray
Marie-Martine Be and Johann Plagnard spectrometry
Number 4
Radiochemistry and Radiounclide Applications
Susanta Lahiri, Dalia Nayak, A. Ramaswami 79 Separation of carrier-free ytterbium and thulium produced in 80 MeV
and S. B. Manohor "C°* irradiated gadolinium foil target by liquid-liquid extraction with
HDEHP
Hai Fang Wang, Noburu Takematsu Effects of soil acidity on the uptake of trace elements in soybean and
and Shizuko Ambe tomato plants
Wang Xiangke, Dong Wenming, Li Zhi, Sorption and desorption of radiocesium on red earth and its solid
Du Jinzhou and Tao Zuyi components: relative contribution and hysteresis
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Tao Zuyi, Wang Xiangke, Dai Xiongxin 821 Adsorption characteristics of 47 elements on a ca
and Du Jinzhou earth and an alumina: a multitracer study
Radiation Sources and Applications
D. Banerjee, L. Botter-Jensen and A. S. Murray 831 Retrospective dosimetry: estimation of the dose to quartz using
single-aliquot regenerative-dose protocol
Synthesis of Labelled Compounds
Norihiro Harada, Shingo Nishiyama, 845 Development of an automated synthesis apparatus for
Kengo Sato and Hideo Tsukada labeled aromatic amino acids
Jae Min Jeong, Yong Jin Lee, Young Ju Kim, 85] Preparation of rhenium-188-tin colloid as a radiation syno ectomy
Young Soo Chang, Dong Soo Lee, June-Key Chung, agent and comparison with rhenium-188 sulfur colloid
Yeong Wook Song and Myung Chul Lee
Ton J. Visser, Els A. van der Wouden, Synthesis and biodistribution of [''C]procaterol
Aren van Waarde, Petra Doze, agonist for positron emission tomography
Phillip H. Elsinga and Willem Vaalburg
Radioactivity and Radiation Measurements
Q. He and D. E. Walling 865 Calibration of a field-portable gamma detector to obtai
measurements of the ““’Cs inventories of cultivated soli
plain sediments
; 2 80m ; ;
A. P. Tonchey and J. F. Harmon Excitation of the “"""Ta isomer in (;.n) reactions and its astrophysical
relevance
Ulrich Schétzig, Eckart Schonfeld and Herbert Janszen 883 Standardization and photon emission probabilities in th; e
“""Np/’Pa
LI. Pujol, J. A. Suarez-Navarro and M. Montero 89] A method for the selection of the optimum counting conditions in a
ZnS(Ag) scintillation detector
F. Alves, M. Jensen, H. J. Jensen, Determination of the excitation function for the ’B(p.n)'’C reaction
R. J. Nickles and S. Holm with implications for the production of ["'C]carbon dioxide for use as a
PET tracer
M. Buzinny, I. Los’ and Shepelevich The distribution of '*’Cs and ”’Sr in the biomass of pine trees planted
in 1987-1988 in the near zone of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant
David M. Taylor Generic models for radionuclide dosimetry ‘C-, 3) - OF Se-labelled
amino acids
A. Hohn, H. H. Coenen and S. M. Qaim Excitation functions of '~’Te(d.xn)'~''~"™*I reactions from threshold
up to 13.5 MeV: comparative studies on the production of I
F. Eyrolle and S. Charmasson Ultrafiltration of large volumes for the determination of colloidally
bound artificial radionuclides in natural waters
S. Sudar, A. Hohn and S. M. Qaim Nuclear model calculations on pI roton and deuteron induced reactions
on ‘~Te and ‘~’Te with particular reference to the formation of the
isomeric states —
Daisuke Ohsawa, Sei Masaoka, Resolution of a position-sensitive proportional-counter with a resistive
Rintaro Katano and Yasuhito Isozumi anode wire of carbon fiber
Technical note
E. Schonfeld, H. Janszen and R. Klein Redetermination of the total internal conversion coefficient of the
keV transition following the decay of “Hg
Nuclear Geophysics
Mauro Brilli, lan Lerche, Neri Ciaranfi and Bruno Turi 957 Evidences of precession and obliquity orbital forcing in oxygen-I8
isotope composition of Montalbano Jonico Section (Basilicata,
southern Italy)
D. M. Bonotto and J. N. Andrews 965 The transfer of uranium isotopes ~"U and ~"U to the waters
interacting with carbonates from Mendip Hills area (England)
X Contents of Volumes : 2 / Applied Radiation and Isotopes 54 (2001) II-X1I
Naoto Takahata and Yuji Sano 985 Helium flux from a sedimentary basin
M. S. Nikulin, M. M. Novak, T. I. Smirnoy 993. A probabilistic description of radioactive contamination
and V. G. Voinoy
Youssef M. Jubeli 1003 Comparison of uranium determination in some Syrian geologic
samples using three reactor based methods
Technical note
L. A. Dim, I. O. B. Ewa and A. E. Ikpokonte 1009 Uranium-thorium levels in the sediments of the Kubanni River in
Nigeria
Events 1017
Number 5
Proceedings of the International Conference on Biodosimerty and Sth !nternational Symposium on ESR
Dosimetry and Applications
Preface 1019
Conference introduction 1021
Introduction
Invited review
Dieter Regulla 1023 From dating to biophysics 20 years of progress in applied ESR
spectroscopy
Fundamentals
Minoru Miyake, Ke J. Liu, Tadeusz 1031 In vivo EPR dosimetry of accidental exposures to radiation: experi-
M. Walezak and Harold M. Swartz mental results indicating the feasibility of practical use in human subjects
Vitaly Nagy 1039 Accuracy considerations in EPR dosimetry
R. G. Lyons and S. M. Tan 1051 Differentials or integrals: pluses and minuses in their application to
additive dose techniques
A. Wieser, S. Onori, D. Aragno, 1059 Comparison of sample preparation and signal evaluation methods for
P. Fattibene, A. Romanyukha, E. Ignatiev, EPR analysis of tooth enamel
A. Koshta, V. Skvortzov, A. Ivannikov,
V. Stepanenko, V. Chumak, S. Sholom,
E. Haskell, R. Hayes and G. Kenner
Edwin H. Haskell, Robert B. Hayes, Alexander 1065 Preliminary report on the development of a virtually nondestructive
A. Romanyukha and Gerry H. Kenner additive dose technique for EPR dosimetry
Oleg Ivanovich Scherbina 1071 Temperature stability of carbonate groups in tooth enamel
and Aleksandr Borisovich Brik
A. Brik, E. Haskell, V. Brik, 1077 Anisotropy effects of EPR signals and mechanisms of mass transfer in
O. Scherbina and O. Atamanenko tooth enamel and bones
D. U. Schramm and A. M. Rossi 1085 Electron spin resonance (ESR) studies of CO; radicals in irradiated A
and B-type carbonate-containing apatites
L. M. Oliveira, A. M. Rossi and R. T. Lopes 1093. Gamma dose response of synthetic A-type carbonated apatite in
comparison with the response of tooth enamel
J. Bartoll, R. Stoer and M. Nofz 1099 Generation and conversion of electronic defects in calcium carbonates
by UV/Vis light
Biodosimetry
D. C. Lloyd, A. A. Edwards, 1107 The role of cytogenetics in early triage of radiation casualties
J. E. Moquet and Y. C. Guerrero-Carbajal
Istvan Turai 1113. The IAEA’s co-ordinated research project on biodosimetry, 1998-2000
Bjorn Cedervall, Linda Persson, 1117 Perspective on biological dosimetry from the aspect of individual
Anya Polischouk and Christopher S. Lange radiosensitivity: the context of DNA double-strand breaks and
chromosomal aberrations