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Neutron-activation analysis

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Elemental analysis by neutron irradiation followed by measurement of characteristic radiation from induced radionuclides.

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Neutron captureNeutron-activation analysis

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Neutron activation analysis uses neutron capture to create characteristic radionuclides, then infers elemental composition from measured decay radiation with calibration and interference controls.

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RadiochemistryNeutron-activation analysis

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Activation analysis combines nuclear production of radionuclides with radiochemical or instrumental measurement.

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