STUDIES IN HEAVY-ION ACTIVATION-ANALYSIS .7. TRACE DETERMINATION POSSIBILITIES WITH B-10 ION-BOMBARDMENT
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10B induced radioactivation was used for the trace determination of hydrogen via the1H(10B )7Be reaction. At 27 MeV10B++, only boron and magnesium present small nuclear interferences. An activation curve has been established by bombarding stacks of thin mylar foils. The comparison of this curve with the excitation function for the forward reaction, namely10B(p, )7Be, shows that the recoil range from superficial hydrogen atoms is small. Hydrogen has been determined in titanium and lead bronze at the 100 ppm level. Studies of 21 potential interfering elements suggest that10B activation might be suitable for the trace determination of lithium [6Li(10b,n)15O and7Li(10B, 2n)15O] and oxygen [18O(10B,)24Na]. 1985 Akadmiai Kiad.