Journal of Alloys and Compounds 1998: Vol 271-273 Index

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Author Index of Volumes 271-273
\altoner Boen, R., 64
Abraham Boisson, (
Adachi, T Bond, E.M / icipel, G
Adan jl 2 Bordere, S +4 e Réotier | enet, M
Akaborn, M 1, 3 => Bouby, M re | ) ibson. 1K
O80 Bourdarot 4 eT . A yilewski. A
Akai, Y., 56 Bouree, 144, 474 : in jlatz, J.P. 5
Aky Ss Bozhenk« omar > = xodinho, M
Allen, T.H., 2 Braithwaite 126 ynohu | oncalves
Allen, P.G 23 Brandel, V., 23 ren R 7 soncharenko
Allibert, M ! Brendler —T .3 jouder, T
Imeida, M., 456 Brooks
Alstad, J., 303 Brown
Amaral, A Bruchle
Amaro, A., 45¢ Brick, I
Andree ; Bubner, M
Andre, G., 474 ; Bucher, J
soborlo 106 Budantseva
Budantseva, N.A , . va
Buklano Z ; juilmetie, R.A
Burgada ( ada} - jiinther. R.. 300
Burghartz rs tikt ’
Burghart 163 ao Hi . Haire, R.G
Aslan ‘ f Burlet, P ; Ps . ™ . Hard, B.A
Aso, N., 433 Burns, J.B., 676 : hi Haschke, J.M
Assefa Burzo, I ; Hasega
— Hask
iimet 0 Hasse
ampbel ; — H
spi, fF ; ' , Heathman, S
handratillake 21 s . , sa Heise, K.H
hassigneu ; ao os Helfer, S
Helliwell, M., 139
Henge-Napoli, M.H
ais 2 Herrmann, G., 837
hmutova, M.K., 760 . sae Hess, NJ
hoppin, G.R., 7 ‘ pOSSCE : os HicsOnmez
wré, B lark, S.B., 189 ' Hijikata, 1
wrero, J., 573 obos, J., 610 a Hildenbrand
wshick, C.M., 62 ollison, D., 139 sk, Z.. 826 Hillberg, M
astug, T., 283 onrad, R., 606 utr | Hill, ¢ SY
onradson, $.D., 221, 24 aon Hill, NJ... 534
ooper, B.R., 36 ricke - Hirata, M., 128
oquerelle, M } ) . ; Hirota, M., 654
Beddoes, R.L.. | ordier, P-Y 3 yimura Hodgson, A., 54
Bednarczyk, f $3 ossonnet, ( ] ujino, T., 382, 3 . Hoffman, D.C., 292
Begg, B.D., 221 ) 367 Ajit ) Homma, Y., 459, 689
Beitz, JV., 850 ? ) ukud Honda, F., 495
Bell, D.L., 227 re JUS Hoshikawa, T., 693
Berankova ) Dacheux 2 ISS€ il Hoshino, Y., 549
Berlanga, ¢ Darriet, B Hu, Z., 378
Bernhard 42, 2 262 ) de Boer, | pgeler J Huang, J., 62
Berthet, J.C., 1 Delegard 2 aggelet 277 } / Hiibener, S
Bessonov 231 Delegard yalkir ' Huber, G., 45
Bickel, M Deloffre 37 salle Hudson, MJ
Billard, | Demuer 4. sallier ‘ Humphreys, P.N
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Hundley, M.I 33 Kurosaki, K Moll, H Petersor
Kutschke, S Moody, J.¢ Piccinat
Ichas, V., 42 Kuznietz, M Morales, I Pietzsch
Ichikawa Morello, M Piguet, D
Iguchi, T Moritani, K Pillon, S
Ikeda, Y Moriyama, H Pilvidé, R
Ikezoe Motohashi, H Pinto, H
Moulin, (¢ 106 Piraux, |
Mihling, G., 606 Pirlet
Ishikawa Mukoyama, 1 Podor, R
Itoh, A Muto, H., 404 Pompe
Myasoedov, B.F Poncy, J.l
Mydlarz, 1 499 Prabhakara
Prokes, K
Nagaishi, R
Nagame, Y Ramounet
Nagarajan Ramsey
Nagasaki, S Rance,
Nahler, A Randall, M.G
Nakada, M Rateau, G
Nakagawa Rebizant
poOnNNstone Nakahara, H., 3 508
Jorgensen, J.D
Nakajima, K., 602, 666 Reich, T
lost. D.. 300
D.1 Nakamatsu, H 128 Richard
Nakamoto. T.. 176 Richter
Nakamura, K., 636 Rijkeboe
Nakamura, Y 4()4 Roessli, B
Narita, H., 184 Rofidal, P
buki, 7
libabchuk, V.A Nash, K.L., 25 Rogers, R
Itsovannis, N Nebelung, ( Roisne
Nierlich, M., 14 Rome
vius, G.M
Nishi, M., 670 Réske
Karbowiak, M
Nishikawa, S Rouault
Nishimaki, K Rousse
Nishinaka, | Roy. JJ
D.A 160 Nitsche, H
R., 303 17.7 Saeki, M
Noél, H Saiki, W
Mart 1 Nomura, K., 5 Saito
Masaki, N.M Nunnemann, M Saito
Massiot, P. SaKal
Masuda, H Sakamu
Matsumoto Sakurai
Ma sumura Sakura
Mattenber Salvator
Matton, S Sanchez
Maty M Sanda
Mat H Sarrac
May 391, 400 Sarrao
Maz Sasaki
Sato, N
D.B JO& Sato, T
VS_ 8 Meguro, Y 90 Savilova, O
Melamud, M., 378 Scapolan, 5
Mendel nuk Schadel, M
Menov Jom, G Schaumloffel
RIM ’ 632 Mer »chausten B
Kopmann, W 3 Met Schmidt, M.A
Kraft. T.. 83 Mignot Schreier, | 465
IN 16 Mihalik Schumann
Miller, N.H Pages, M Scott, P.
Millet, | Paine, R.T Sebek., J
Misiak, R Panak, P., 262, 746 Sechovsky
a, M., 4€ Mitsugashi Papaioannou, D., 57 Seibert, A
Kudo, H., 32 Miyake, ¢ Paquet, F., 85, 89 Sekine, R
Kulyako, Y.M Miyake, M Passler, G., 45, 837 Sekino, H f
Kulyukhin, S.A., 16 Mivyanishi Paulus, W., 292, 300 Selenska-Pobell
Miyashita Pechev, S., 448 Serizawa, H
Mizuguchi Perlov, A.Ya., 486, 831 Serrano, J.A
Modolo, G Pershina. V.. 283. 292. 300 Shaked, H
Shaughnessy oOU02Z 666 ARO) ARS
Shaw, R.W
Shibata, S
Shiokawa
Shirai, O achimon, S
Shiratori ahvildar-Zadeh
Shiwakt ikahashi, K
Short, S ika
Shuh, D.K ikakuwa
Silin, V.1.. 803 ikanashi, M
Silverwood, P.R ikashima
Sinkov. S.I ROO ikeishi, H
Skarnema
Skriver
imanaka
imasnita
imaw ak
Stalios
Stetzer
Stor
Stout, B.I wwwoeoeooelleeeee e
Stradiing, G.N
Straub, T
Strellis, D.A
Strub, | 29 vin, S.N
Stum N
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doriki, M
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Tran, V.H
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Subject Index of Volumes 271-273
Ab initio theory monochalcogenides
inisotropic res int Magnetoresistance ’ temperature susceptibilities of actinide monopnictides
UNiGa fron i 1 il ONS 486 wonochalcogenides SUS
Absorption spectra Actinide monopnictides
peculiarities of complex formati 1eXi reparation and electrical resistivity of (Pu Sb and
tetrahedral XO x mor ul y Sb single crvstals 490
Acid solutior temperature susceptibilities of actinide monopnictides an
comparative study onochalcogenides 508
solution and tride halide
Ac-susceptbility t le mtndes and nitride—halides igh-temperature
incommensurate and fernn net las f , ;
ninor M=Co or "
Ac-susceptibility and Drational frequencies, mo 7eometry and thermodynamic
ywerties of the actinide tetrahalide 3835
Actinide
fast method ctinide measurem temperature transuranium organometallic species
computer modell " hon of actinide
xctinide eleme rc h
thermophysic
mononitrice
-asurement
LiCI—KCl « separation «
earths )
quilibrium distributions of trivalent actinide ind
liquid—liquid extract stem of TBP and n
4H.O 0
tics of actinide reacuions
method for ith element
dipheny! phosphine
acid solutions
extract!
NN’ -dihexy er minor actinides
99 rganophosphinic acids
mag x wmation of divz anthanides actinides 68
compounds } th ubsurtace environment Dy in-situ
mission profile inomalous tment with a il nstable organophosphorus
dependence [ 7 Uranyl upta um phytate S7
Actinide chemistry | sure effec on magnetism in imu ind neptuniun
lirect disposal spent nu fuel comparison betwe mopnictides 426
experimental ind cumide solubiluties u itur Act ae ransmutation properties of thermal and fast fis
waters 194 actors including multiple recycling 4522
Actinide complexant thermodynamics of reductive extraction of actinides and
synthesis and characterizat ( of actinide-exchanged Preysslet from molten chloride alt into liquid metal 587
heteropolyanior is [AnP.W..O and estimating the distribution of trivalent actinides
Actinide compounds ides between molten fi vorides and liquid metal 64
n the characterizatior m of actinides from simulated spent fuel solutions by
S13 anced ion-exchange process 693
Actinide exchange ecent achievements of actinide radiation chemistry
synthesis and characterizatio fa nodynamics of actimide redox reactions in potassium
heteropolyamions |AnP.\ osphotungstate solutions 782?
Actinide( III let ination of the first ionization potential of nine actinide
steric effect of B-diketone it ' ) extraction of actinide( Ill ements by resonance ionization mass spectroscopy (RIMS)
ind lanthanide(II1) with 6-diketone 18-crown-6 ether/ 1,2 37
hichloroethane 90 Structure of f actinide complexes art ij. Quasi
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relativistic density functional of the optical Americium( III
transition energ of PaX r, 1) 859 luminescence study on determination o f sphere hydration
tinides f number of Am(III) and Nd(IIl) 86
experimer erification aths in the mas Amide
w actin structural study of holmium (III) and ur
complexes by extended X
spectroscopy 184
des
iranium amides
compounds |
actinice
Ammonia
reaction of uranium mocarbide
formation iranium sesquinitride
N.-—H, mixtur 66.
Biokinetics
experimental approaches to improve the able chelator ¥ uranium sesquinit
treatments for Np decorporation 89 ith H, mixture 66
arly biokinetx ¥ actinides iter intravenou s;dmunistrati
soluble rm of Pu( IV No(lV) and Np \ 03
Iter intr
Iter cor
Complex formation solution behavior or just interesting supramolecular structures?
complex formation of divalent lanthas nd actinides
recent progress in theoretical the elec tronic
Structure of the transactinides thermodynamic study of the vaporizatior
interaction of uranium( VI aqueous SsOlboUotn IO temperature mass spectrometry 625
studied by we spect le temperature
TRLFS magnetic properties of the | Gd Ni
Complex structure solution ium
structural study of holmium ilpha-spectrometry measurement of An
mpiexes by extended environmental Sampies using extractto r natograpt
spectroscopy Ika spectroscopic evaluation of thermodynan valent actinides
Complexatior brines 28
uranium speciation 1 complexation study of Cmi(Ill) and Tb
0] aromatic ligands by time resolved
complexation of spectroscopy 146
the investigation jum( I
omparative study on the hydration state
solution and in cation exchange resi
inex 301
rivalent minor actinides/lanthanides sep rat
organophosphinic acids 159
c voltammetry
synthesis and characterization }
ypolyanions AnP.W
im
¥ standard potentials
HeEcuic ind separatio
}-OxXapentanediamide and th
yf actinide iil 990
Dibenzoatodioxouranium( VI
etermination of structural parameters of
with organic acids using EXAFS |
8-Diketone
steric effect of 6-diketone of actimde(l
and lanthanide( III ethet
lichloroethane 90
methyl sulfoxide
electrochemical studies on bis( 6-diketon: itt o
sulfoxide )dioxouranium( V1) in dimett
Dimethylmalonat ectr absorptior
tructural studic¢ oO I and characterization stront um pentact
dibanum heptachlorourar
structure
sttrr uct
the DV—DS method
ctrochem
ulfoxide
re position
ct' rocnhemical Dena
melts 6035
ucture
aramagnetic ture of (U.Zr)Pd
ited lattice relaxation
Subject Index o f Volumes 271
PuGa alloys: an X-ray absorption study F-f absorption spectra
Exchange and correlation energy extraction of americium and lanthamides by lialk yidithiophosphini
local density approximation versus generalized gradient acid and f-f absorption spectra of the extraction complexes
74?
approximation full charge density study of the atomic volume
of the light actinides 339 First ionization potential
Excitation functions determination of t he first ionization potentia ‘ actinide
production of plutonium tracers 1 nu ar reacuions with elements by resonance ionization mass roscopy RIMS
He ions in the energy range from o 60 MeV 296 R3
Exp erimental Feasibility Targets fc w Tr insmutation Jetermination of the first ionization potent ft einsteinium Dy
the EFTTRA experiment 0 irradiation of Am 606 resonance 1onization mass spectroscopy RIMS 876
Experimental re Suits st-principles calculations
the teraction ¢ f Npcv P Vi metal in optical and magneto-optical spectroscopy ind plutonium
alkaline solutions 803 compounds: recent theoretical progress
Fission product
issessment nhaled soluble phase equilibria in the ternary URu
ympounds S4 + Fission products
Dsorpuion fine struct ure influence ol low temperature alt oxidation
ructural parame ters compte xed behaviour of | and MOX spent fue
icids ising EXA FS Fluorescence
omplexation study of Cm(II1) and Thc ill
sesqu initride formation Dy iromatic ligands by time-resolved laser a
immonia 654 spectroscopy 146
Fluorescence spectroscopy
th trbutylphosphat spectroscopK iluation ermodynam
brines 728
separation at low rergistic mixtul nieraction of uranium(V 1) with silicic acid 1q’u solutions
rboxylic acids and nitrog en polydend studied by time resolved laser induced fi} 1OTeESC spectroscopy
TRLFS 65
ncium and lanth nice ilkyidithiophosphir Fluoric le complexes
ibsorption spectr of ion complexes chemistry element: Z= 106
iorite structure
crystal structure istorted fluorite-type
ith extractior uranium +
For mal potential
fluoride womide complexes of the behavior of plutonium( V
Ta, Pa, and US \ imines 292 cture toughness
thorium(IV) separ Atlor im(IV) on mecnanical properties o
id lanthan lialkyldithiophosphini
Spe ctra extraction complexes
Gallium
ilculated lattice ixaior
Geochemical modelling speciation
mutaviion anc inhiitratio riteria tor compiation of pecific
by 1r adioac for peciation calculatior
lependence excitation po
carbon nduced fissio tf uraniun
sacnhir
iride fuel target subassem me ptun um comp c upor
Vast glass
nsmutation of MA
N discharge
ctinides burnin vid SPIN progi LTime letermination cuinide isotope ratios
optogalvanic spectroscopy 62
sen parameter
the ternary
correlated f-electron materials
Gd Ni
boundary: implications for
Ge
pressure
Halide
vidence for element
127
HC1/HI solution
sorption behaviour of rutherfordium and th« if from HC]
containing aqueous solution 307