Quantitative analysis of phosphorus by (p, γ) reactions

Demortier, G.; Bodart, F.

doi:10.1007/bf02520989

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“…The fluoride content of the tooth enamel is quantitatively determined using a proton-induced-g-ray emission (PIGE) [29,30]. A beam of protons of 3.2 MeV produced by the tandetron accelerator crosses a thin foil of tantalum before being stopped in the first 20 mm of the enamel.…”

Section: Proton-induced-g-ray Emissionmentioning

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Increase of enamel fluoride retention by low fluence argon laser in vivo

Nammour

Demortier

Florio³

et al. 2003

Lasers Surg Med

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Section: Proton-induced-g-ray Emissionmentioning

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Increase of enamel fluoride retention by low fluence argon laser in vivo

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Demortier

Florio³

et al. 2003

Lasers Surg Med

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“…The fluoride content of the tooth enamel is quantitatively determined using a proton-induced-g-ray emission (PIGE) [23,24]. A beam of protons of 3.2 MeV produced by the Tandetron accelerator crosses a thin foil of tantalum before being stopped in the first 20 mm of the enamel.…”

Section: Proton-induced-g-ray Emissionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Increase of enamel fluoride retention by low fluence argon laser beam: A 6-month follow-up study in vivo

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“…4 for four characteristic y-rays of Ag). No compound nucleus may be formed with those nuclei because of the coulombic repulsion; only excitation of the nucleus by electromagnetic interaction is possible (Deconninck et al, 1972b;Demortier et al, 1972a and.…”

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A New Nuclear but Non Radioactive Method for Rapid Elemental Analysis of Clays

Demortier

Hoffelt-Fontaine

1976

Clays and clay miner.

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Abstract--A method using the bombardment of samples with protons and other positive ions of energy in the MeV range is described: the prompt atomic (X-rays) and nuclear (y-rays and charged particles) events generated during the bombardment, are detected with energy sensitive solid state detectors: cooled Ge(Li) for 7-rays and hard X-rays, cooled Si(Li) detectors for soft X-rays (3-20 keV) and Si-barrier detectors for charged particles. These 3 types of detectors can be simultaneously used for multipurpose experiments. These techniques are particularly useful for simultaneous detection of all the elements of interest in the sample. Comparisons are made with other microtechniques. Analyses of Li, Na, K, Ca, Rb, Cs and C1 exchanged in appropriate chloride solutions have been achieved for several clays (Geisenheim, Isola di Ponza, Layton). A new phenomenon relative to the anion contribution in cation exchangers is observed. A method of profile analysis of Na by resonant nuclear reactions is discussed.

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Quantitative analysis of phosphorus by (p, γ) reactions

Cited by 31 publications

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Increase of enamel fluoride retention by low fluence argon laser in vivo

Increase of enamel fluoride retention by low fluence argon laser in vivo

Increase of enamel fluoride retention by low fluence argon laser beam: A 6-month follow-up study in vivo

A New Nuclear but Non Radioactive Method for Rapid Elemental Analysis of Clays

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