Abstract:Cyclic activation analysis (CAA) is a method of activation analysis for elemental analysis in which a sample is irradiated, decayed, counted, then irradiated again, and this process is repeated for a number of cycles, the spectra from each counting being summed to give a final total spectrum. By this process, the counts of a short‐lived nuclide of interest are considerably increased and the analytical sensitivity of elements is significantly improved. The most commonly used CAA method is cyclic neutron activat… Show more
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