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This bibliography has been prepared by the Classification and Information Branch of the Philippine Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC) for scientists and researchers interested in the study of Cobalt Isotopes (Co-60).

There are 1, 411 entries which are listed under the following headings: Chemistry; Earth Sciences; Engineering; Instrumentation; Metals, Ceramics and other Materials; Physics (General); Physics (High Energy); Physics (Nuclear); Reactor Technology,

The reference' cited in this work are abstracted in the Nuclear Science Abstract (NSA) of the U. S. Atomic Energy Commission covering the period July 1955 to July 1970.

The entries are arranged alphabetically by titles under their respective subject headings. All NSA abstracts are available in the Philippine Atomic Energy Commission Library and the Documentation Division , National Institute of Science and Technology. Entries followed by NIST and/or PAEC have their texts available in the library so designated.

Personal author and corporate author indexes are provided to facilitate prompt retrieval of the particular research information* TABLE OF CONTENTS

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CHEMISTRY 1 Analytical Chemistry 1 Inorganic, Organic and Physical Chemistry 7 Radiation and Nuclear Chemistry 9 Radiochemistry 13 Separation Process 21

EARTH SCIENCES Zk Oceanography 30

ENGINEERING 31 Nuclear Explosion 31 Facilities and Equipment J>k Heat Transfer and Fluid Flow 39 Isotope Technology 39 Protective Structures 66 Radioactive Materials Handling 6?

INSTRUMENTATION 68 Radiation Detection Instruments 68 Radiometric Instruments 76 Miscellaneous Instruments and Components 77 Radiation Effects on Instruments and Instruments Components 78

LIFE SCIENCES 78 Genetics and Cytogenitics 9^ Health Physics and Safety 96 Radiation Effects on Animals 135 Radiation Effects on Plants 1*t0 Radiosterilization and Radiopreservation 1*+0 METALS, CERAMICS AND OTHER MATERIALS iVl Metals and Alloys 1*f1 Ceramics and Cermets 1^5

PHYSICS (GENERAL) 1^5 Atomic and Molecular Physics 1^7 Cosmic Radiation 1^7 Direct Energy Conversion 1^8 Low-Temperature Physics and Cryogenic Equipment ,1**8 Shielding 1^9 Solid State Physics 150 Theoretical Physics 151

PHYSICS (HIGH ENERGY) 151 Particle Interaction and Properties (Experimental) 151 Scattering Theory 151

PHYSICS (NUCLEAR) 153 Neutron Interaction with Matter 155 Nuclear Properties and Reactions 153 Nuclear Properties and Reactions A 90 179 Nuclear Theory 179

REACTOR TECHNOLOGY 180 Commercial Power Reactor 180 Power Reactor Development 180 Research and Test Reactors 181 Production Reactors 183 Reactor Theory 183 Reactor Components, Fuels and Accessories 183

GENERAL

PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX

CORPORATE AUTHOR INDEX -1- COBALT ISOTOPES Co-60

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Analytical Chemistry 1 ALPHA: A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR THE DETEPJCENATION OF RADIOISOTOPES BY LEAST-SQUARES RESOLUTION OF THE GAMMA-RAY SPECTROMETER. Hizsarelli, R. A. A. (Sherbrooke Univ., Can.)* Talanta, 13:1689-93 (Deo. 1966) 21:2990 PAEC

2 THE ANAI^SIS OF STAINLESS-STEEL NEUTRON-ACTIVATION PRODUCTS BY COMBINED GROUP SEPARATION AND?-RAY SPECTROMETRY. McMillaia, J. W. (United Kingdom Atomic Energy- Authority, Royal Arsenal, London), Analyst, 89:594-8 (Sept. 1964). 18:41325 *' NIST

3 ANALYSIS OF TRACE ACTIVITIES OF COBALT-60 IN HANFORD THREADED WASTE SOLUTIONS. Helaholz, Henry R.; Schneider, Richard A. (General Electric Co., Richland, Wash.) Anal. Chem. 31:1151-7 (1959). July. 13:25988 NIST

4 (GRNL-4039) ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY DIVISION ANNUAL FRuGRESS REPORT FOR PERIOD ENDING OCTOBER 31, 1966. Raaem, Helen P. (Comp.. and ed).

(Oak Ridge National Lab., Tenn.)v Jan. 1967. l68p. 21:12285

5 A BASIC STUDY Oil THE APPLICABILITY OF GAMMA RAY BACK SCATTERING 1 TO AUTOMATIC DISCRIMINATION OF COAL AND ROCKS. Matsuguma, K.; Oba, S.; Takiguchi, I. Saiko to Hoan, 9:451-8 (Sept. 1963)$ (in Japanese). 18:31405

6 (IN-1203, pp. 37-51) CHEMLGAL AHALXSIS. (Idaho Nuclear Corpv. Idaho Falls). 23:6 PAEC nm

V (JAERI-1125) CHEMICAL ANALYSIS PROCEDURES FOR JPDR LABORATORY, Ishiwatari, Nasumi (Japan Atomic Energr Research Inst., Tokyo).4 Sop*. 1968. 18p. (In Japanese),} ,21:25770 PAEC - 2

8 CHROMATOGRAPHIC SEPARATION AND DETERMINATION OF ^ Cr, J Mn, 60 59 Co, and '7Fe. Fojtik, K.; Koprda, V. (Research Inst, of In­ dustrial Hygiene and Occupational Diseases, Bratislava) Chem. Zvesti., 20:180-7 (1966). (In Ceech.) 20:26?86

9 COLLECTION OF '1Cr IN SEAWATER. Iwachima, Kiyoshi; Momma, Toshiko (Inst, of Public Health, Tokyo). Bunseki Kagaku, 16:831-2 (Aug. 1967) (In Japanese) 21:40796

10 COHPLEXOMETER MICRODETSRMIKATION OF HEAVY METALS WITH Co AS THE RADIOACTIVE INDICATOR. A. Fuchs (Univ., Zurich)* Helv. Chin:. Acta, 49:1023-9 O966) (In German) ^ 20:31181

11 COMPUTER EXPERIENCE WITH VERY LOW-LEVEL GAMMA ANALYSIS OF OCEANCGRAPHIC SPECIMENS. Grismore, R.; Weitz, W.E., Jr.; Folsom, T.R. (Univ. of California, San Diego) IEEE (Inst. Elec. Electron. Eng.) Trans. Nucl. Sci., NS-17: No. 1, 194-201 (Feb. 1970) 24:387^0

12 CONCENTRATION OF RADIOACTIVITY AND DETECTION OF COBALT-60 AND ZIIIC-65 IN RAINOUT. Kriger, H.L.; Gilchrist, J.E. and Gold, S. (Robert A. Taft Sanitary Engineering Center, Cincinnati, Ohio), Talanta, 6:254-64 (1960)^ 15:8758

13 COSMIC-RAY-INDUCED RADIOACTIVITIES IN METEORITES. I. CHEMICAL AND RADIOMETRIC PROCEDURES FOR ALUMINUM, BERYLLIUM AND COBALT. Ehroann, W. D. and Kohman, T. P. (Carnegie Inst, of Tech., Pittsburgh) Geochim. et Cosmochim, Acta, 14:340-63 (1958) Oct.

14 COSMOGENIC AND PRIMORDIAL RADIOCLIDES IN LUNAR SAMPLES BY NONDESTRUCTIVE GAMMA-RAY SPECTROMETRY. Perkins, Richard V/„; Rancitelli, Louis A*; Cooper, John A.; Kaye, James H.; Wezman, Ned A. (Battelle Memorial Inst., Richland, Wash*) Science; 167:577-80 (30 Jan. 1970) -3-

15 DETERMINATION OF NUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS IN SOLUTIONS CON­ TAINING LOW LEVELS OF RADIOACTIVITY BY LEAST-SQUARES RESOLUTION OF THE GAMMA-RAY SPECTRA. Schonfeld, B.; Kibbey, A. H.; Davis, W. Jr. (Oak Ridge National Lab., Term.) Nucl. Instruct. Methods 45:1-21 (Nov. - Dec. 1966) 21:2999 PAEC

16 DETERMINATION OF RADIOACTIVE COBALT. Hahn, Richard B.; Marsh, Richard H. (Wayne State Univ., Detroit) J. Am. Water Works Assoc., 57:234-8 (Feb. 1965) 19:15384 NISI

17 DETERMINATION OF RADIOACTIVE COBALT IN REACTOR COOLANT WATER 3Y SOLVENT EXTRACTIONS. Motojina, Kenji; Bando, Shoji; Taraura, Nori (Japan Atomic Energy Research Inst., Tokyo) Talanta, 14:1179-83 (Oct. 1967) 21:45031 PAEC

18 DETERMINATION OF 9°Sr IN SEAWATER AFTER CONCENTRATION BY MANGANESE DIOXIDE. Shipman, William H. (Naval Radiological Defense Lab., San Francisco). Anal. Chem., 38:1175-7 (Aug. 1966) 20:35405 NIST

19 (IA-1203) DETERMINATION OF RADIOELEMENTS AIID TCKIC METALS IN URINE. Manual Part I. Padova, A, (ed.) (Israel Atomic Energy Commission, Tel Aviv) 1969. 3Qp. 24:38749

20 DETERMINATION OF SMALL AMOUHTS OF COBALT USING ISOTOPE DILUTION WITH COBALT-60. Sporek, K. F. (Biofun Corp., Wasco, California) Anal. Chem., 33:754-8 (May 1961) 15:16912 NIST

21 EXPERIENCES WITH THE LEAST-SQUARES AI4ALYSIS OF X-fcAY SPECTRA 07 NUCLIDE MIXTURES AND THE SIMULTANEOUS DETERMINATION OF LONG-LIVED RADIONUCLIDES IN NEUTRON-ACTIVATED LEAD AND ALUMINIUM. Erdtmann, G.; Freiburg, C; Petri, H. (Kernforschunganlage, Juelich, Ger.) Z. Anal. Chem., 250:1-12 (1970) (in German) 24:31270 -4-

22 (AECL-2679) GRAVIMETRIC SAMPLING HI THE STANDARDIZATION OF SOLUTIONS OF RADIONUCLIDES. Meritt, Janet S.; Taylor, J. G. V, (Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd. Chalk River (Ontario) Mar, 1967. 4Sp. 21:278S4

23 IDENTIFICATION AND DETERMINATION OF VARIOUS URANIUM FISSION PRODUCTS AFTER REMOVAL FROM I^ETAL SURFACES. I. Sorantin, K. (Oesterreichische Studiengesellschaft fuer Atomenercie GmbH, Seibers- dorf, Austria) Mikrochim Acta, No, 5, 925-50 (1969) (in German) 23:47395

24 ISOTOPE IDENTIFICATION BY AUTORADIOGRAPHY. Bishop, M. ; Fletcher, K. E. (British Aluminium Co., Ltd., Gerrads Cross, Eng.) Int. J. Appl. Radiat, Isotop., 18:465-71 (July 1967) 21:32104 PAEC

25 (CONF-642-27) THE MEASUREMENT OF LONG-LIVED ACTIVATION PRODUCTS III SOIL BY GAMMA SPECTROSCOPY. Krieger, Herman L. (Robert A. Taft Sanitary Engineering Center, Cincinnati) I8p. 19:19829

26 NEW METHOD FOR THE CALIBRATION OF -EMITTING HUCLEES, Aten, A. H. W. (institcnitvoor Kernphysisch Onderzoek, Amsterdam) pp. 121-30 of nPriiaera Conferencia Interamericanade Radioquiraica, Washington, D, C« Union Panamericana, 1965. 20:8870

27 NONDESTRUCTIVE MEASUREMENT OF RADIONUCLIDES IN APOLLO 11 SAMPIES. Perkins, R. W.; Rancitelli, L. A.; Cooper, J.. A.; Kaye, J. H.; Wogman, M. A. (Battelle-Northwest Richland, Wash,)* Trans. Amer. Nucl. Soc. 13:55-6 (Jun- July 1970) . 2401252 PAEC

28 NONDESTRUCTIVE RADIOACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF Al CANS USED FOR IRRADIATIONS IN THE Ra REACTOR AT VINCA, YUGOSLAVIA. Kakas, M.,; Marinkov, L.; Draskovic, R. (Boris Kidric Inst, of Nuclear Sciences, Vinca, Yugoslavia)^ Radiochim, Acta 13*75-81 (1970) 24:33662 PAEC -5-

29 ON METAL IONS IN THE WATER COOLANT OF WWR-S REACTOR. Schneer- Erdey, A.; Szabo, E.; Csada, G. I. (Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest). Ann. Univ. Sci. Budapest. Rolando Eotvos Nominatol, Sect. Chim., 8:27-41 (1966) 22:12258

30 PATTERN OF BOMBARDMENT-PRODUCED RADIONUCLIDES IN ROCK 10017 AND IN LUNAR SOIL. Shedlovsky, Julian P. (National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder, Colo.) Honda, Masatake; Reedy, Robert C. (and others) Science 167:574-6 (30 Jan. 1970) 24:20723 NIST-PAEC

31 PREPARATION OF CARRIER-FREE IRON-59. Kenny, A. W.; Maton, W. R.E.; Spragg, W. T. Nature 165, 483 0950), Mar. 4*3019

32 RADIOACTIVITY: 1ETECTI0N CF GAMMA-RAY EMISSION IN SEDIMENTS IN SITU. Jenninga, David ; Cutshall, Norman; Osterberg, Charles (Oregon State Univ., Corvallis) Science, 148:948-50 (May 14, 1965) 19:26267 NIST

33 RADIOACTIVITY OF A SPUTNIK 4 FRAGMENT. Rove, M. W.; Anderson, E. C.; Van Dilla, M. A. (Los Alamos Scientific Lab., N. Mex.) J. Geophys. Res. 69:831-40 (Mar. 1, 1964), 18:13666

34 (NBS-TN-276) RADIOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS: ACTIVATION ANALYSIS, INSTRUMENTATION, RADIATION TECHNIQUES, AND RADIOISOTOPE 1ECHNIQUES, JULY 1964- JUNE 1965. De Voe, James R.(ed.) (National Bureau of Standards, Washington, D. C.) Jan. 7, 1966. 155p. 20:16335

35 (WAPD-T-IO51) RADIOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF CORROSION PRODUCT MIXTURES FROM HIGH TEMPERATURE PRESSURIZED WATER LOOP SYSTEMS. Bogar, L. C. (Bettis Atomic Power Lab. Pittsburgh, Pa.) and Lock, C# J. L. Talanta 6:133-43 (i960) 15:8746

36 PADIOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF IRRADIATED POLYPHENYLS. Felber, F. F. Jr.; Koch, R. C. (Nuclear Science and Engineering Corp., Pittsburgh). -6-

Anal. Chem., 34:280-3 (Feb. 1962). 16:7496 NIST

37 RADIOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF REACTOR EFFLUENT WASTE MATERIALS AT HANFORD. Perkins, R. W. (Hanford Labs. Operation, Richland, Wash.) Talanta 6:117-32 (1960). 15:8745

38 (BNWL-481-2,|J^. 1-126) RADIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY. (Battelle-North- west, Richland, Wash., Pacific Northwest Lab.). 23:11444 PAEC-mn

39 (BNWL-715 (Pt. 1) pp. 1-149) RADIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY. (Battelle- Northwest, Richland, Wash., Pacific Northwest Lab.) 23:13669 PAEC-mn

40 (STI/PUB/84- p. 195-215 (vol. 1)) RECENT RADIOCHEMICAL PROCEDURES FOR BIO-ASSAY STUDIES AT TROMBAY. Kamath, P. R.; Komala, Rudran; Bhat, I. S.; Iyengar, M. A, R.; Koshy, Elizabetli; Waingankar, Urmila S.; Kha- nolkar, Vasanti S. (Atomic Energy Establishment, Trombay, India) 19:30140 PAEC

41 (NYO-10175) RESEARCH IN ACTIVATION ANALYSIS. Final Report, August 1, 1963- October 31, 1964. Arino, H.; Kraner, H. H.; Molinski, V. J.; Tilbury, R. S.; Wahl, W. H.; Stier, P. M. (Union Carbide Corp., Tuxedo, N. Y. Nuclear Div.) Dec. 31, 1964. 130p. 20:16336

42 SEPARATION OF IRON, COBALT, ZINC, AND PHOSPHOROUS ON SYNTHETIC RESIN. Helwig, Harold L.; Ashika\/a, James K.; Smith, Elmer R. (Radiation Lab., Univ. of Calif., Berkeley) July 19, 1954. 8:6678

43 A SII4PLE AND ULTRASENSITIVE METHOD FOR DETERMINATION OF FREE FATTY ACID BY RADIOCHEMICAL ASSAY. Ho, R. J.; Heng, H. C. (Vanderbilt Univ., Nashville) Anal. Biochem., 31:426-36 (1 Oct. 1969) 24:4236

44 (GEAP-4178) SODIUM MASS TRANSFER VII, METHODS FOR DETERMINING IMPURITIES IN SODIUM SAMPLES. Sabal, W. W.; Lockhart, R. W. (General -7-

ELectric Co., San Jose, Calif. Atomic Power Equipment Dept.) Sept. 1963. 54P. 20:12766

45 SUBSTOICIHOMETRIC RADIOMETRIC ANALYSIS: DETERMINATION OF TRACE AMOUNT OF COBALT. Landgrebe, A. R.; McClendon, L.; De Voe, J. R. (National Bureau of Standards, Washington, D. G.) Vienna, Interna­ tional Atomic Energy Agency, 1964. Preprint 3I>-55/59. 13p. 19:7346

46 THE SZILARD-CHALIERS EFFECT APPLIED IN THE NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF BIOLOGICAL SAMPLES. Brone, Dag (AB Atomenergi, Studsvik, Sweden) Anal. Chim. Acta 34^447-55 (Apr. 1966) 20:18583 HIST

47 WATER ANALYSIS. Fish-nan, M. J.; Robinson, B. P. (Geological Survey, Denver) Anal. Chem., 41: No. 5, 323 R-60 R (Apr. 1969) 23:26176 PAEC-NIST

Inorganic, Organic and Physical Chemistry

48 ADSORPTION CHARACTERISTICS OF ^Co- IONS TOWARDS POLYSTYRENE TREATED WITH SULFURIC ACID RELATIVE TO RADIOACTIVE DECONTAMINATION. Seimiya, Tsutomo; Sasaki, Tsunetaka (Tokyo Metropolitan Univ.) Bull. Chea., Soc. Japsn, 35:1567-9 (Sept. 1962) 17:12239

49 ADSORPTION i>ECHANISH OF RADIOISOTOPES ON METAL AND OXIDE SURFACES. Herczynska, E. (Inst, for Nuclear Research, Warsav/) Nukleonika, 10: Suppl., '125-9 (1965). (In Polish) 22:4129 PAEC

50 ADSORPTION OF RADIOISOTOPES ON ALUMINIUM ALLOY PA-2, ANODIZED PA-2, AND STAII.XESS STEEL. Prosznska, Krystyna (instytut Badon Jadrowych, Warsaw) Nukleonika, 10:727-32 (1965) (in Polish) 20:25073 PAEC

51 APPLICATION OF RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES IN THE STUDY OF TRANSITION TEMPERATURE. I. Purkayastha, B. C; Sarkar, Saniir (Saha Inst, of Nuclear Physics, Calcutta) J. Inorg. Nucl. Chem., 28:347-54 , »»i -#r • A y ^^**»tt*J(l»i=W,V*SW^9^W('^1!^1 'jM^iWWlWiM''?'**"*^^ *""' **

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(Feb. 1966) 20:18677 PAEC

52 (UCRL-TRANS-599 (L)) THE BEHAVIOR OF ELEMENTS HI TRACE QUANTITIES. Lavrukhina, A. K. (Lavruchina) Translated from Chen. Listy, 53:465-80 (1959).. 2Sp. 17:2960 PAEC-BB

53 (ORNL-3789 (p. 113-21)) CHEMISTRY OF PRESSURIZED-WATER REACTOR SYSTEMS. Sweeton, F. H.; Eaes, C. F.; Ray, R. W. (Oak Ridge National Lab., Te»m.) 19:30150 PAEC

54 DIFFUSION COEFFICIENTS OF Co60 AND Hi63 IN NaCI CRYSTALS. Iida, Yosia; Tamono, Yuso (Tokyo Univ.). J. Phys. Soc. Japan, 19:1264 (July 1964). 18:39224

55 HETEROGENEOUS ISOTOPIC EXCHANGE BETWEEN THE ATOM OF A METAL PRECIPITATE OF ITS SALT A?© THE ?ETAL ION IN THE SOLUTION. Szymanski, Wojcilch (Univ. Torun, Poland) Nukleonika, 13:897-910 (1968)- (in Polish) 23:110 PAEC

56 HIGH TEMPERATURE CALGRIMETRY IN LIQUID OXIDE SYSTEMS? II. THE ENTHALPIES OF SOLUTION OF OXIDES OF TYPE 110 IN VANADIUM. (V) OXIDE. Yokokawa, T.; Kleppa, 0. J. (Univ. of Chicago) Inorg, Chegu, 4:1806-8 (Dec. 1965) 20:7072

57 INFRARED ABSORPTION STUDY OF METAL OXIDES IN THE LOW FREQUENCY

1 REGION (700-240 cm" ) McDevitt, Neil T.; Baun, William L# (Air Force Materials Lab,, Research and Tech. Div., Wright-Patterson AFB, OHIO) Spectrochim Acta, 20:799-808 (May 1964) 18:23549

58 (NP-637) ISOTOPIC EXCHANGE BY ELECTRON TRANSFER BETWEEN COMPLEX I01IS BY LEWIS, W. B. HIT LABORATORY OF NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING TECHNICAL REPORT No. 19 (Office of Naval Research Contract) nd, 107p, "2:1467 SK m $ ? wmmmwm*!m*mm<»~- -..^.-.,„..„...,...... „—•... ^.,^.»^m^-w««o«Wwwnwww««l««««^

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59 KINETIC ISOTCPIC EXCHANGE STUDIES OF PETALS ION SUBSTITUTION IN EDTA CHELATES. I. Co( II)-COBALT(ll)-EDTA EXCHANGE. Krishnan, S. S.; Jervis, R. E. (Univ. of Toronto). J. Inorg. Nucl. Chem., 29:87-95 (Jan. 1967). 21:10357 PAEC

60 THE LOW TEMPERATURE ORDERED STATE OF CERIUM MAGNESIUM NITRATE AND ITS INFLUENCE OK NUCLEAR ORIENTATION. Daniels, J. M.; Felsteiner, J. (Univ. of Toronto). Can, J. Phys., 42:1469-80 (Aug. 1964) 18:35522 NIST

61 PRECISION OF ABSORPTION MEASUREMENTS. Herczynska, E„ (Inst, of Nuclear Research, Warsaw) Z. Physik, Chem. (Leipzig) 226:411-14 (1964) 19:7493

62 SOME EXPERIENCES WITH -THE STANDARDIZATION OF PURE ^ EMITTERS WITH A 4nP COUNTER. Klompar, Josef; Majirova, Miroslava (Inst, of Ilijclear Research, Czechoslovak Acadeiuy of Sciences, Rez.) Jad. Eherg., 13:211-15 (June 1967) (in Czech). 21:34308

63 A STUDY OF METAL-LIGAND REACTIONS 3Y ISOTOPE EXCHANGE, Sivaraaakrisnnan, Swaminathan. Ontario, Univ. of Toronto, 1965* 21:23907

Radiation and Nuclear Chemistry

64 ANNEALING EFFECTS IN NEUTRON IRRADIATED CRYSTALLINE COBALT COMPLEXES. I. HALOPENTAMMINE COBALT COMPLEXES. Yasukawa, T. (Tokyo Univ.), J. Inorg. Nucl. Chem., 28:17-24 (Jan. 1966)- 20:10889 PAEC

65 ANNEALING EFFECTS IN NEUTRON IRRADIATED CRYSTALLINE COBALT COMPLEXES. II. HEXAMBIE AND TRIS (ETHYLBKEDIAMINB). COBALT COMPLEXES. Yasukawa, T. (Tokyo Univ.) J. Inorg. Nucl. Chera., 29:605-11 (Mar. 1967) 21:19684 PAEC -10-

66 BETTER ADHESIVES, FIBERS VIA RADIATION? Can. Chem. Process., 53:71-4 (May 1969) 33:35231

67 CHEM0M7CLEAR REACTORS. Spumy, Zdenek (Ustav Jaderneho tyzkumu CSAV, Prague) Chem. Listy, 61:1557-70 (Dec. 1967) (In Czech) 22:23063

68 (CEA-R-3786) CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF THE CHEMICAL CONSE­ QUENCES OF THE (n,Y ) REACTION IN SOLID Co(lll) TRIS-AECrfLACETONAIE. Magnane Machado, Rqy (Commissariat a 1* Energie Atomique, Grenoble (France) Centre d »Etudes 24:11546

69 CORRELATION BETWEEN THE ISOMERIC EFFECT IN SZILLARD-CHALMEiS RECOIL AND THE CHEMICAL CONSTITUTION OF THE TARGET STUDIED ON 30 8b (iH). , COMPLEXES. Lazzarini, E, (Centro Studi Nucleari E. Ferrai, Milan) Energ. Nucl. (Milan) 13:233-7 (May 1966) 20:29258

70 DETERMINATION OF HYPERFINE INTERACTION FIELDS IN NEUTRON IRRADIATED COBALT BY NUCLEAR ORIENTATION TECHNIQUES. Cracknell, Margaret F.; Wilson, G. V. H. (Oxford ISiiv,) Proc. Roy. Soc. (London) Ser. A., 296:71-81 (Jan. 10, 1967). 21:10392

71 DYNAMIC EXTRACTION OF RECOIL PRODUCTS FROM COMPLEX-IONS ADSORBED ON AN ION-EXCHANGE. APPLICATION TO THE HBXAMNB AND TRISEThTLENEDIA- MINE-COBALT IONS, fetsuura, T. (Rikfcyo Univ., Yokosuka, Jap.) J. • Inorg. Nucl. Chem., 27:2669-73 (Dec. 1965) 20:12897 PAEC

72 (0RI&-3789 (p. 318-22)) EFFECT OF RADIATION ON ORGANIC MATERIALS. Parkinson, W. W,; Sisman, 0. (Oak Ridge National Lab., Tenn.). 19:30233 PAEC

73 FURTHER EXPERIMENTS ON THE ISOMERIC EFFECT IN SZILARD-CHAL>ERS RECOIL OF ^m Co AND ^g Co (ill) COMPLEXES, LazzariM, E.j Rantole- Lazzarini, A. L. (Poll tec nico, Milan). J. Inorg. Nucl. Chem., -11

31:1947-61 (July 1969) 23:40759 PAEC

74 FURTHER RESULTS ON THE ISOIfiRIC EFFECT IN SZIURB-CHALHBRS RECOIL OF 6CteCo AND ^Sbo IN Co (ill) COMPLEXES IN RELATION TO THE STORAGE TEMPERATURE. Lazzarini, E. (Politecnico, Milan) Energ. Nucl.

(Milan) 16:654-61 (Oct, 19^9); 24:7449

75 HOT-ATOM CHEMISTRY (F TRIS-(iCTXLACET(»IA10)-COBALT (ill) IN BENZENE SOLUTIONS AND FROZEN BENZENE SOLUTIONS. Tondnaga, Takeshi; Fujiwara, Kiato (Tokyo Univ.) Bull. Gheia. Soc. Jap., 43:2279 (Jul 1970) 24:44041

76 IMPURITIES IN ^Cu PRODUCED BY (n,y) REACTION. Nakaaura, Haruto; Yanabayashi, Hisanichi (Japan Atomc Energy Research Inst., Tokyo) Nippon Genshiryoku Gakkaishi, 10:550-3 (Oct. 1968) (in Japanese). 23:6162

77 THE ISOMERIC EFFECT IN SZIURD-C^J^ERS RECOIL OF 6aaCo AND ^SCo IN Co (III) COMPUSXES AS AN ADDITIVE PROPERTY OF LIGANDS. Lazzarini, E. (Centre Studi Nucleari E. Feim, Milan). J. Inorg. Nucl. Chem., 29:855-8 (Mar. 1967) 21:19680 PAEC

78 ISOhERIC EFFECT IN SZIIARD-C&'iMBRS RECOIL OF 6ftaCo AND ^SCo IN SO^ Co (III) COMPLEXES BY IRRADIATION AT A TEMPERATURE NOT HIGHER THAN-80°C. Lazzarini, E.; Rantola-Lazzarini, A. L. (Centre Studi Nucleari E. Jfermi, Milan) 17:444-7 (July 1970) 24:41333

79 ISOTOPE PRODUCTION AM) DEVELOPMENT. Baker, P. S. (Oak RUga National Lab., Tenn.)- Isotop. Radiat. Technol., 6:131-45 (Winter 1968-69). 23:4670 PAEC

80 ISOTOPE PRODUCTION FROM POWER REACTORS. Wood, P. M. (Union Carbide Corp., Oak Ridge, Term. Atomic Energy Commission, Oak Ridge, Tenn.) Trans.Amer. Nucl. Soc., 13*65 (June-July 1970) 24:31421 PAEC -42-

81 (COO-1167-1) NUCLEAR CHE^STRT RESEARCH. BSCHNICAL PROGRESS REPORT, DECEMBER 15, 1965- BBCBIfiER 15, 1966. Sugarnan, Nathan; Turicevich, Anthony (Chicago Univ., T2X.\ I3p. 21:12439

82 NEUTRON ACTIVATION OF COBALTOGENE AND NICKELOCENE. Vtoeeler, Owen H.; McClin, Maria Luisa (Puerto Rico Nuclear Center, Mayaguez) Radiochi*. Acta, 7:181-5 (Aug. 1967). 21:4299$

83 ONITHB RELATION BETWEEN CHEMICAL COrBTITUTIOK AND XSOHSE&C EFFECT IN THE SZILARD-CHALfERS REACTION IN COMPLEXES OF Co (Hi) Lazzarini, E. (Centro Studi Nucleari, Milan) Cass. Chinu Ital., 97:694-719 (May 1967) (In Italian) 21*45151

84 ON THE 3Zn^0W3iALI#5tS RECOIL OF ^Go AH> *°*(k> IX |[fJG (HL) |J

(ND-)3 AND TRANS -0O en2 (lfc»2) 2] No-. Gorla, P.; Lazzarini, 1»; Sangiist, V. (Politecnico, Milan) Radiochim, Acta, 5*146-8 (June 1966) 20:38962

85 (CONF-670335) THE PREPARATION OF ^Co WITH TIBS HELP OF ALTOONO* SILICATES. Gosh, A. R.; (Indian Inst, of Tech*, Kharagpur) Henry, R.; Beydon, J. pp. 286-92 of Proceedings of the Nuclear and Radiation • Chemistry Syraposium, Poona, March 6, 1967* Boahay Dept. of Atopic Energy, 1967. 23:259

86 (BNL-50042) PROCESS RADIATION DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM SUfttftRJBS. Sixth Annual Contractors Meeting, September 26-27, 1966. (Brookhaven National Lab., Upton, N. Y.) 7%>. 21:23906 PABC-a*

87 (CNM-R-2) (Vol. 1) pp. 357-60) PRODUCTION OF HIGH SPECIFIC ACTIVITY ISOTOPES BY THE IRRADIATION OF JCTAL ACETYLACETONATES. McLain, Milton E. Jr. (Georgia Inst, of Tech., Atlanta) 23:45303

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89 (BNL-11220) PURIFICATION OF MINE DRAINAGE WATER BY A RADIQLYTI- CALLY INDUCED CHAIN PROGRESS. Steinberg, ifeyer; Manowitz, Bernard (Brookhaven National Lab., Upton, N. Y. ) Jan. 1967. 11p. 21:21964 PAECHPD

90 RECOIL CHEMISTRY GF ^Co IN CERTAIN NEUTROH IRRADIATED Co (HI).. AMUNAS. Shankar, J.; Srinivasan, S. C. (Atomic Energy Establishment, Trombay, India) pp. 118-23 of Proceedings of the Nuclear and Radiation Chemistry Symposium, 1964. Trombay, India, Atomic Energy Establishment, 1965. 20:25172

* 91 (BARC-446) RETHINKING IN RECOIL CHEMISTRY OF COBALT (HI) COM­ PLEXES: A NEW INTERPRETATION. Venkateswarlu, K. S. (Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Bombay, India) 19*9. 25p. 24:11544 pAEC

92 TIE ROLE OF OXYGEN CARRIERS IN THE CHEMICAL CONSEQUENCES OF NUCLEAR RECOIL IN HBXAMENA Co (HI) NITRATE. Venkateswarlu, K. S.; Kiskore, K. (Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Bombay, India) J. Inorg. Nucl. Chem., 30:320-2 (Jan. 1968) 22:16588 PAEC

93 SZILARDL.CHALMERS REACTION IN THE DIVALENT COBALT PHTHALOCYANINE. Kirin, I. S.; Ivanchehko, A. F.; Moskalev, P. N. Radiokhimiya, 9:346-51 (1967) (In Russian) 22:2102

94 THERMAL EXCHANGE AND THERMAL ANNEALING IN RADIOCCBALT DOPED AND NEUTRON IRRADIATED TRISDIPYRIDAL Co (ill) PERCHLORATE TRBffERATE RES­ PECTIVELY. Khorana, S. (Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Trombay, India) J. Inorg, Nucl. Chem., 30:2^5-9 (Oct. 1968) 23:2325 PAEC

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TION BY MEANS OP A SINGLE NUCLIDE. Brinknan, G. A.; Aten, A. H. W. Jr.; Veenboer, J. Th. (Inst, for Nuclear Physics Research, Amsterdam) Intern, J. Appl. Badiation Isotopes, 14:153-7 (Mar. 1963) (In English) 11:25292 PABC

96 ADSORPTION OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS BY COAL HUMIC ACID. Matsuwura, Takashi; Lshiyama, Toshio. Anna. Rep. Rediat* Center Osaka Prefect., 7:14-17 (1966) 22:12426

97 ANALYSIS OF GAMMA-GAMMA COINCIDENCE METHOD USED FOR STANDARDIZING ^Co AND aa SOURCES. Garapov, £• F»; Gryaznov, ¥u. N. Prib. Tekh. Eksp., No. 6, 72-7 (Nov.- Dec. 1965) (in Russian) 20:33399

98 srANKEALING OF NUCLEAR RECOIL ATOMS. DimotafcLs, P. N.; Staoouli, M. I. (Nuclear Research Centre Democritus,'Athens). J. Inorg. Nucl. Chem., 25:4*39-81 (May 1963) 17:25294 P^SC

99 CALCULATION OF THE EMISSION SPECTRUM OF CORALT-60 AND CESIUM-137 EMITTERS. AgLinstere, K. K. p. 24-7 of "Nouye Nauche-Iesledovatel1 Raboty po Metrologii. Inforoatioimyi Shornik.". Moscow-Leningrad, Izdatel'stuo Straidartovr, 1964. (In Russian) 19:22402

100 THE CHEMICAL EFFECTS OF NEUTRON CAPTURE III CIS- AND IRAN8- DICHLOROBIS (ETHILENE-DIAMINE) - COBALT (in) NITRATE, Rauscher, H. E. (Brookhaven National Lab., Upton, N, X. and Colantoia Univ., New Tork)^ Sutin, N,; Miller, J. M. J. Inorg. and Nuclear Chem., 17:31-42 (Apr. 1961) (In English) 15:16979 PAIC

101 COBALT-60 FROM THERMONUCLEAR TEST IN THE ATMOSPHERE. Marquez, Luis; da Costa, Neyla Leal; £Ln»ida, Ivone G. de; (Rio de Janeiro* Centro Irasileiro de .Pesqulsai Fisicas. ).. May 22, 1953* 1Gp* (Notas de Fisicas Vol. IV. No. 6) 13:1187

102 COMPARATIVE STUDY OF METHODS FOR CONTROLLING RADIOACTIVE -15-

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104 - (BNL-889) COMPUTATIONAL METHODS OP GAMMA IRRADIATOR DESIGN. Hanowits, B.; Bretton, R. H.; Galanter, L.j Rizzo, F. X. (Brook- haven National Lab., tfcton, N. Y.) Dec. 1964* 209p. 19:23418 PAEC-Bm

105 EFFECT OF THE LIGAND FIELD ON THE SZILARD-CHALMSRS RECOIL OF

6a °Co STUDIED ON 28 CUFLBXES OF Co(in)t. Lazsarini, E% (Politecnico, Milan) J. Inorg. Nucl. Cheau, 29:7-14 (Jan. 1967) 21:10407 PAEC

106 EFFECTS OF OUTER ANIONS ON THE RECOIL REACTIONS IN THE IRRADIA­ TED NITROPENTAMMINECOBALT (HI) COMPIEXES. Saito, Nobufusa; Tominaga, Takashi; Sano, Hirotoshi (Tokyo Univ.) Bull. Chem. Soc. Japan, 36:232-3 (Feb. 1963) 17:18814

107 EFFECTS OF pH ON SORPTION OF Co BY PEAT. Berdnikov, A. I.; 0re8hko, V. F. Radiokhiariya, 5:390-2 (1963) (In Russian) 17:37282

108 ENRICHMENT OF COBALT-60 ACTIVITY BY SZILARD-CHALMBRS PROCESS. Yin, Moon-Lung; Lee, Tung-Ching (Tunghai Univ., China) - J. Chinese Chem. Soc. (Taiwan) 10:210-17 (Dec. 30, 1963). 18:22143

109 ENRICHMENT OF Co60 BY UTILIZATION OF THE SZILARD-CHAUfiRS EEFECT IN THE NEUTRON IRRADIATION OF COBALT (III) ACETYLACETONAK.

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111 FURTHER INVESTIGATIONS ON THE ISOMERIC EFFECT IN SZILArJ>- CHALMERS RECOIL OF 60mCo AND ^^Co IN RELATION TO THE CHEMICAL CONSTITUTION OF THE TARGET. Lazzarini, E.; Fantola-Lazzarini, A* L* (Politecnico, Milan). J. Inorg. Nucl. Chenu, 29:895-902 (Apr. 1967). 21:22009 PAEC

112 (EUR-477e) HIGH PRECISION 4 *P- a COINCIDENCE COUNTING AND . THE PREPARATION OF SOLID Co STANDARD SOURCES AND SOLUTIONS FOR AN . INTERNATIONATIONAL COMPARISON. Spernol. A*; De Roost, E.; Lerch, 0. (European Atomic Energy Community. Joint Nuclear Research Center, Ispra Italy and European Atomic Energy Community. Central Nuclear Measurements Bureau, Geel, Belgium). 1964. 29p. 18:13834 PAEC

113 HOT-ATOM CHEMISTRY OF COBALT COMPLEXES. I. HOT ATOM CHE­ MISTRY OF NITROAMMINE COBALT (III) COMPLEXES. Saito, N.; Tomi- naga, T.; Sano, H. (Tokyo Univ.). J. Inorg. Nucl. Chenu, 24: 1539-^8 (Dec. 1962). 17:18133 pPAEC

114 HOT-ATOM CHEMISTRY OF RADIOCOBALT IN HEXAMMINE (III) HEXA- CYONOCOBALTATE (III) AND HEXAMMINE COBALT (III) HEXACYANOFERRATE (III). Saito, N.; Tominaga, T.; Sano, H. (Tokyo Univ.). Nature, 194:466-7 (Kay 5, 1962). 16:17728 NIST

115 INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS OF THE SPECIFIC ACTIVITY OF 32P, Co, AND 2 Ti SOLUTIONS AND THE ACTIVITY OF Co SOLID SOURCES. Konstantinov, A.A.-, Perepelkin, V.V.; Kochin, A.E. At Energ. (USSR) , ^^^£i!S^«^ .'W?|iw«(,^^,,,..^j,MK^t,s^Vi»^Ki!., *rs.A^^^S^ft|*^*r*^*;V^^

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117 THE ISOMERIC EFFECT IN SZILARIWJHALMEBRS RECOIL OF b0nCo AND 60gCo IN SEVEN SALTS 0? TRIS (PRCPYLEKEBIAMIIJE) Co (ill), Lazzarini, E.; Fantola-Laz-zarini, A. L. (Centro Studi Nucleari, Milan) Energ. Nucl. (Milan). 14:472-4 (Aug. 1967). 21:40943

118 "K-20,000." Gol'din, V. A. Nauk i Zhizn. 25, No. 12, p. 17, p. 2 of Centerfold (1958) 13:19966

119 (BML-4724) LABELING OF ORGANIC CQMt'OUKDS BI RECOIL METHODS. Wolf, Alfred P. (Brookhaven National Lab., Upton, N. Y. ) Ann. Rev. Nuclear Sci. 10, 259-90 (i960) 15:5073 PAEC

120 i'EASUREMENT OF BETA ACTIVITIES III AQUEOUS SPECIMENS USING CERENKOV RADIATION. Kaberer,K. (Technische. Hochschule, Karslruhe, Ger.) Atomvdrtschaft, 10:36-43 (Jan. 1965). (in German) 19:13508

121 (CONF-661012-27) MEASUREMENT OF THE ACTIVITY OF RTGK-ACTIVITX" 60Co SOLID SOURCES BY THE APPLICATION OF NUCLEAR PHOTO EFFECT. Veres, A.; Poulicsek, I.; Ozsgyani, M. (National Atomic Energy Commission, Budapest, Vienna International Atomic Energy Agency, 1966. Preprint No. SM-7915 dp. 21:4539'

122 (UJV-1165/64) METHOD OPREDELENIYA SODERZIiANIYA ^Co V RAST- VORAKH 59Fe BEZ HOSITELYA. (DETERMINATION OF 60Co IN CARRIER FREE ^Fe SOLUTIONS.) Kochena, V, (Ceskoslovenska Akademie Ved. Ustav Jaderneho Vyzkumu, Rez.) 1964. 11 p. 19:13507 -18-

123 ON THE MECHANISM OF THE REG OH, PHENOMENA IN HEXAMMIHE COBALT (III) CHLORIDE. Eceda, Nagao; Yoshihara, Kenji; Yomagishi, Shigeru (Tokyo Kyoiku Univ. and Japan Atomic Energy Research Inst., Tokyo) Radiochim. Acta. 3:13-13 (Oct. 1964^ 18:43668

124 (NP-I47OO) OTSENKA TOLSHCHINY POKRYTIYA I AKTIVNOGO SLOGA IBTQCHNIKOV BETA-IZLUCHENTIA. (Relative Measurements of Beta-Source Activities) Denisikov. A. I. (Gosudarstvennyi Komitet po Ispol'zova- niyu Atonnoi Energie SS3R) (1963) 6p.

125 PAPER ELECTROCimOilATOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF SOME RADIOISOTOPES. Pan, Kuan; Cheng, Hwasheng (National Taiwan Univ., Tapei, China) J. Chinese Chem., Soc. (Taiwan) 7:103-31 (Dec. 1960) 18:10159

126 PREPARATION OF HOT /JSROSOL PARTICLE OF ^Co FOR EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES. Bykhovskii, A. V.; Rezvushkin, V. V. Gig Sanit., No. 3, 70-4 (i%r. 1970) (In Russian) 24:27178

127 THE PREPARATION CF POTASSIUM HEXACYANOCOBALTATE (ill) LA­ BELED WITH 58Co AND ^Co FOR HYDROLOGICAL STUDIES. Peisach, M. (Sou­ thern Universities Nuclear Inst. Faure, S. Africa) . J, S. African Chera. Inst., 18:1-5 (Ap--, 1965) 20:38794

128 (CONF-651111 pp. 455-76) PRODXTION AND METABOLISM OF CO­ BALT-LABELED CY0NOC0BALTMIN. Rosenblum, Charles. (Merck, Sharp and Dohme Research Labs., Rah^ay, N. J. ) 20:27030

129 (AAEC/E-33) PRODUCTION OF HIGH SPECIFIC ACTIVITY COBALT-60 IN HIFAR. Watt, J. S. (AuF+vnO-iw Atomic Energy Commission Research Establishment, Lucas Heights, New South Wales. Feb. 1959. 8p. 13:17922 PAEC

130 (TID-12849) PnCGiBSS REPORT (ON) NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY RESEARCH AT CARNEGIE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 1960-1961. Kohman, Truman P.; mitimmwm

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131 (BAW-298) RADIOCHEMESTRY OF NUCLEAR FUELS. QUARTERLY PROG­ RESS REPORT NO. 4, May 1- July 31, 1965. Bishop, W. N. (Babcock and Wilcox Co., Lynchburg, Va.) 24p. 20:14433 PAEC-mn

132 (NP-7023) RADIOISOTOPES FROM FUSION IN RAIN WATER: Co57, Mn5^,

AND Co • Marquez, L.; Da Costa, N. L. j Almeida, I. Gt (Rio de Janeiro, Centro Brasileiro de Pesquisas.. Fisicas.) June 4, 1958. 7p» (Notas de Fisica Vol. IV, No. 7).^ 13:1188

133 RAPID DETERMINATION OF MIXED BETA-GAMMA RADIONUCLIDES IN URINE. Boni, A. L. (E. I. du Pont de Neoours and Co., Aiken, S. C). Health Phys. 2, 186-8 (1959) Oct. 140556

134 (BNL-4879) RECOIL ATOM REACTIONS AND POST-IRRADIATION EFFECTS IN CRYTALLINE COBALTAMMINE SALTS. Harbottle, Garman (Brookhaven Na­ tional Labs., Upton, N. Y. ) p. 3C1-7 of "Chemical Effects of Nuc­ lear Transformations. Vol. I". Vienna International"Atomic Energy Agency, 1961. (in English)^ 16:6486

135 RECOIL EFFECTS OF ^Co FOLLOWING (n,Y ) REACTION Itf TRISA- CETYLACETONATE Co (ill) AND IN DILUTED ST3TEM3. Shankar, J.; Venka- teswarlu, K, S.; Manohar, Lai (Atomic Energy EstabliTiiment, Trombay, India) Radiochira. Acta. 4:52-5 (May 1965) 19:30329

136 RECOIL EFFECTS ENSUING FROM 59Co (n, ),"6°Co AND 59( ,n) 58Co REACTIONS IN OPEN TYPE COBALT COMPLEXES-II.. Shankar, J,; Nath, Amar; Rao, M. H, (Atomic Energy Establishment, Trombay, India) • Re^iio- chim. Acta, 3:26-9 (Oct. 1964) 18:43671

137 RECOIL REACTIONS IN BiiADIATED TRIS-(NITROSONAPHTHOLATO) - AND TRIS- (DIMETHYLGLYOXIMATC)- COBALT (III) COMPLEXES. Saito, N.; -20-

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138 RECOIL REACTIONS K THE IRRADIATED AQOOPENTAMMINECCBALT (ill)

COMPLEXES. Saito, N#; Tominaga, Takeshi; Sano, Hirotoshi (Tokyo Univ.). Bull. Chem. Soc., Japan, 36:230-1 (Feb. 1963) 17:18113

139 REPORT ON THE INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON OF THE 4 it0 (PC)- Y ME1H0D BY MEANS OF ^Co. Rytz, A. pp. 67-102 of Comite Consultatif Pour les Etalons de Measure des Radiations Ionisantes Paris, Gauthier Villars and Cie. 1964 (in French) 20:25192

140 (TID-11815) RESEARCH IN NUCLEAR AND RADIOCHEMISTRY. PROGRESS REPCKT FOR YEAR ENDING JAN. 31, 1961. Sugihara, T. T. (Clark Univ. Worcester, Mass.) 79p. 15:16969

141 RESEARCH OF RADIOISOTOPES PRODUCTION WITH FAST NEUTRONS. I. PREPARATION OF CARRIER FREE ^Co. Shikata, Chizuko; Shikata, Eiji; Shibata, Nagao (Japan Atomic Energy Research Inst., Tokyo)• Nihon- Genshiryoku-Gakkaishi; 4:105-10 ( Feb. 1962) (In English) 16:13114 PAEC

142 SORPTION OF RADIOACTIVE COBALT BY PEAT. Oreshnikov, V. F.; Berdnikov, A. I*; Przhbyl'skaya, V. V* Radiokhimiya, 4:499-502 (1962) (In Russian) 17:14362

143 STANDARD RADIOACTIVITY M5ASUREMEN1S* Naoru, Yu4 Genshiryoku Kogyo, 9: No* 2, 18-32 (1963). (In Jsparose) 19:15650

144 STUDY OF RADIOACTIVE CONTAMINATIONS OF ISOTOPE P-32 PREPARA­ TIONS BY MEANS OF A HUMIC PREPARATION. Szilagyi, Maria Madras Tudo- raanyos Akad* Atomaag Kutato Intezete (Debrecen) Kozlemenyek^ 3:3-9 (Apr. 1961) (In Hungarian) 16:25448 •

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145 (BNL-5083) THE THERMAL ANNEALING OP ^Co IN IRRADIATED TRIS- (ETHHJBNEDIAMDG). COBALT (III) NITRATE. William, L. L.j Satin, N.; Miller, J. M. (Brookhaven National Lab*, Opton, N* Y. ) J, Inorg. and Nuclear Chemistry, 192175-6 (Sept, 1961). (In English) 15:32200 PAEC

146 TWO METHODS TO DETERMDB Co60 DISINTEGRATION RATE, Bell, J. R.; Cheever, F, R. (General Dynamics, Forth Worth, Tex.) Nucleonics, 21: No. 7, 58;60;62:-3 (July 1963) 17:27462 NISI

147 WORKING STANDARDS AND CGBALT-60 FIRST ORDER DISCHARGE REFERENCE EMITTERS. Drichko, A. F,; Karavaev, F. M.; Kul'kova, L. P.; Kholnova, E. A, p. 11-13 of "Nouvye Naucho-Issledovatel'skie Raboty po Metrologii Informateioiinyi Shornik.". Moscow-Leningrad, Izdatel'stuo Staidartov, 1964. (In Russian) 19:22401

148 X-RAY SPECTRA OF SOME y-EMITTING NUCLIDES USED AS THE ACTIVE INGREDIENT OF RADIOPHARMACEUTICALS. Hasegava, Akira; Kido, Yumasa (National Inst, of Hygienic Sciences, Tokyo) Eisei Shinkenjo Hokoku, No. 86, 119-21 (Dec. 1968), (In Japanese) 23:33243

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149 CHEMICAL AND ELECTRQLYTICAL DECONTAMINATION OF LEAD CONTAMI­ NATED BY VARIOUS RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES. Miazek-Kula, M. Pr. Cent. Inst.

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150 DECONTAMINATION OF RADIOACTIVE RESIDUES BY MEANS OF ION EXCHANGE, de Lor? Soria, F.; Yee, W. C. (Junta de Energia Nuclear, Madrid). An Quia, 64:475-82 (May 1968). (In Spanish) ' 23:2386

151 DECONTAMINATION PROPERTY OF COAL HDMIC ACID COLUMN. Matsunura, Takashi; Ishiyaaa, Toshio; Manuro, Teteuo. Ann. Rep. Radiat. Center Osaka Prefect., 6:37-41 (1965)* 20:36930

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152 (HW-63175) DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING OP AN BtfROVED AGITATOR FOR THE REDOX AND PUREX SEPARATION FUNIS. Dunr, J.; SLoat, R. J. (General Electric Co., Hanford Atomic Products Operations, Richland, Wash.) Dec. 24, 1959* 6p. 1952. Molta, B.; Yardley, M., eds. Jan. 30, 1953. Decl. May 3, 1960. 59p. 14:17924

153 (DOGKBT-50201-24) (WEST VALLEY REPROCESSING PLANT). ENVIRON- ICNTAL REPORT NO. 5, JULY-DECEJBBR 1968. (Nuclear Fuel Services, Inc., West Valley, N. Y. )' 8 May 1969. 2Qjp. 24:9425

154 EXTRACTION OF RADIOGCU) AND RADIOHSRCHRY AND SOME OTHER RADIO- IS OTCPES WITH fCSlTYL OXIDE. Alian, A. (Atomic Energy Establishment, Cairo) MUcrochiiB. Acta* No. 5, 988-91 (1968) 23:373

155 ION-EXCHANOB ADSORPTION OF RADIONUCLIDES BY FERROCYANIDB MJLYB- DATE. Kavasura, Shoichi; Kurotaki, Katsund (National Inst* of Radio­ logical Sciences, Chiba, Japan). J. Chromatogr.; 45:331-5 (9 Dec. 1969). 24:9442

156 (AECU-2517) RADIO-ASSAY OF COBALT-60. Ballentine, Robert; Burford, Dorothy D. (McColluo-Pratt Inst., Johns Hopkins Univ.) (1952) 29p. 7:3341

157 fGASUREMSNT ON ADSORPTION OF SODIUM BY HAP WITH A Ge (Li) DETECTOR. Ishiyama, Toshio; hfetsuda, Yateuka; Marauro, Tetsuo. Anrau Rep. Radiat. Center Osaka Prefect., 10:24-6 (1969) 24:39010

158 PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY OF INORGANIC IONS, V. THE PREPARATION OP CARRIER-FREE ISOTOPES BY PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY. Lederer, M. Anal. Chim, Acta 81:13*-9 (1953)" Feb. (in English), 7:2703

159 PRECIPITATION TREATMENT OP MEDIUM LEVEL LIQUID WASTE, Chen, MLn-Nan; Tseng, Ghia-lain (National Tsing Hua Univ. Heinchu, Taiwan) Hoteu K'o Hsueh, 6:105-11 (Oct, 1968) (In Chineoe) 23:24287

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160 PREPARATION OF 5.3-Yr Cow FROM A CCXiPLEX. Kayas, Georges; Siie, Pierre. Bull. Soc. Chia. France (5) 19, 1145-7 (1950) Nov.- Dec. (In French) 50396 .

161 PROBLEMS POSED BY THE DECONTAMINATION OF STEEL BY ELECTOCLITIC 1CANS. Miazek-Kula, M. Prace Cent. Inst. Ochrony Prafly, 17: No. 52, 59-65 (1967) (3h Polish) 22:21159

162 (TID-18923) RADIOCHEMICAL SEPARATION OP THALLIUM BY AMALGAN EXCHANGE. Qureshi, Iqbal H.; Meinke, W. W. (Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor) Radiochim. Acta 2:99-109 (Dec. 1963) 18:16148

163 THE REMOVAL OF ^Co IN AQUEOUS SOLUTION WTDi COBALT METAL. Kamemoto, Yuichiro; Yamagishi, Shigeru (Japan Atomic Energy Research Inst., Tokyo) Nihon-Genshiryoku-Gakkai Shi, 5:141-3 (Feb. 1963) (In Japanese) 17:18211 PAEC

164 THE SORPTION OF 137Cs, "sr, ^Co AND 106hu FROM NaCI SOLUTIONS ON SYNTHETIC ZEOLITE LINDE 4A. Gaeinovic, 0. M.; Radovanov, P. D.; Gal, I. J.; (Boris Kidric Inst, of Nuclear Sciences, Belgrade) Iso- topenpraxis; 5:420-1 (Nov. 1969) 24:14040

165 STUDY OF SEPARATION OF URANIUM FROM IMPURITIES BY CHROMA­ TOGRAPHY ON PAPER IMPREGNATED WITH AMMONIUM 3ILIC0TUNGSTA1E. ifercu, Gheorgfre; Ghizdavu, Letitia. Stud. Univ. Babesbolyai, Ser. Ghera,, 14:39-42 (1969) (In Rumanian); 23:43391

166 TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL OF RADIOACTIVE WASTES BY CLAYEY MINE­ RALS. Matsunura, Takashi; (Osaka Prefectural Radiation Center, Sakai, Japan) Nendo Kagaku, 9: No. 1-2, 1-9 (Nov. 1969), (in Japanese). 24:20864

167 (BNHL-25) VALUES IN SPENT FUEL FROM POWER REACTORS. Rohrmaim, C. A. (Battelle-Northwest, Richland, Wash,, Pacific Northwest, Lab.)

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168 AFFINITY OF ISMAILIA CANAL BOTTOM SEDIMENTS FOR CERTAIN RADIO­ NUCLIDES. Mahmuod, K. A.; Yousef, Y. A.; Abdel-Kerim, N. I.; Abdel- malik, W. E. Y. Isotope Radiat. Res., 1:9-18 (Oct. 1968) 24:31482

169 (HW-SA-3742) AIR-BORNE RADIONUCLIDE MEASUREMENTS AND PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS DETERMINATION. Perkins, R. W.; Thomas, C. A.; Nielsen, J. M. (General Electric Co., Kanford Atomic Products Operation, Rich­ land, Wash.)* Oct. 15, 1964. 31p. (CONF-765-8) 19:13626

170 AIR CONC^IRATIGNS OF TWELVE RADIONUCLIDES FROM 1962 THROUGH

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173 (RLO-I75O-22 (Vol. 4) Paper 3) 51Cr IN THE COLUMBIA RIVER AND ADJACENT PACIFIC OCEAN, Cutshall. ?Torman Hollis (Oregon State Univ,, Corvallis, Dept. of Oce juiosraphy) June 1967. 64?. 21:40996

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373 PROBLEMS IN ELBCTROLYTICAL SECONDARY STANDARDIZATION CF Co60 PLAKB SOURCES. I. Flachowsky, J. (institut fur Angevandte Radio- aktivitat, Leipzig), Kernenergie 6:694-700 (Dec. 1963). (in German). 18:12526

374 PROBLEMS IN ELECTROLYHCAL SECONDARY STANDARDIZATION OF Co60 PLANE SOURCES. (PART II). Flachowsky, J. (institut fur Angewandte Radioakivitat , Leipzig). Kernenergie, 7;34-7 (Jan. 1964). (in German). 18:14$40

375 (DP-1066 (Vol. I), pp. Ill, 45-50) PRODUCTION AND UTILIZATION CF RADIOISOTOPES IN CONTINENTAL EUROPE. Fisher, C. (Commissariat a 1" Energie Atomique, Sac lay (France). Centre d 'Etudes Nucleaires). 20:39276 PAEC-mn

376 (DP-1066 Vol. 2), pp. 1.93-101) PRODUCTION OF ^Co IN THE BR2 REACTOR, BELGIUM. Hebel, W. (European Atomic Energy Community). 20:39318 PAEC-mn

377 PRODUCTION OF ISOTOPES IN COMMERCIAL REACTORS. Slosek, T, J. I6p. (CONF-66-3-5-22). ORAU. Gmelin, AED-CONF-66-038-4 . 20:43803

378 PRODUCTION OF RADIOACTIVE CCBALT-60 SOURCES. I. SOURCES FOR GAMMARADIOGRAPhY. Nemoda, D, (Ihst. of Nuclear Science "Boris Kidric,w Belgrade). Tehnika (Belgrade). 18:229-33 (Feb. 1963). (In Serbo- Croatian). 18:20421

379 (NP-17883) THE PRODUCTION OF RADIOISOTOPE SOURCES IN AUSTRALIA. Engelbert, U. (Australian Atomic Energy Commission Research Establish­ ment, Lucas Heights). (1969). 27p. 23:38180 -53-

380 PRODUCTION OF RADICi&OTOFES IN POWER REACTORS. Sheard, H. (United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, Araersham, Eng.). pp. 137-45 of Aspetti Scientifici e tecnici delle Applicazioni Industrial! dei Radioisotopi. Rome, Comitato Nazionale Energia Nucleare, 1967* 22:8313

381 PRODUCTION OF RADIONUCLIDES OF HIGH SPECIFIC ACTIVITY IN THE MOL Br2 REACTOR. Hebel, W. (Euratom, Mol., Belg.). Kerntechnik, 8: 78-80 (Feb. 1966). (in German). 20:19139 NIST

382 PRODUCTION OF SHORT-LIVED RADIOT-SOTOPE TRACERS WITH AN Sb: Be SOURCE. Churchill, T. R. (Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., Ottawa), pp. 271-87 of Radioisotope Tracers in Industry and Geophysics. Vienna, International Atomic Energy Agency 1967. 22:14699

383 (CONF-660903) PROGRESS IN 137Cs IRRADIATION SOURCES FOR FOOD PROCESSING. 0'Sullivan, E. T. (Isochem Inc., Richland, Wash.). Harvey, R. W.; Greeriborg, Jass. Chem. E-ig. Progr., 64: §ymp. Ser. No. $3: 31-41 (1968). 23:26465

384 (DP-1066) Vol. 1), pp. Vc 17-25) PROJECTED LARGE SCALE USE OF

RADIOISOTOPES BY NASA. English, Re E, (National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Cleveland Ohio. Lewis Research Center). 20:39306 PAEC-mn

pS5 (DP-1051 Rev. 1) PROPERTIES 07 6°Co AND COBALT METAL FUEL FORMS. Windley, William C. Jr. (Da Pont De Nemours (E. I.) and Co., Aiken S. C. Savannah River Lab.). Oct. 1966. 23p. 21:3216

386 PROSPECTS FOR GP'*-^ »J?* «» *AtvrnTSCtfOPES IN MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES. Masi, ubcar (Centro Sperimentale Metallurgico, Rome), pp. 243-57 of Aspetti Tecnico-Procedurali della Sicurzza Nucleare e della Protezione Saniper gLif J&npianti di Potenza e per gli Impieghi Indus­ trial! dei Radioisotopi, Roma, Comitate* Nazionale Energia Nucleare (1968) -54-

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367 PROSPECTS OF INCREASING USE OF RADIOISOTOPES IN THE MANUFAC­ TURING INDUSBff. Com. Naz. Energ. Nucl., Notiz, 14: No. 12, 95*8 (Dec. 1968). (In Italian). 23:26467 PAEC

388 PROXIMITY DETECTION BY MEANS OF RADIOISOTOPES. THEIR USB FOR THE CONTROL OVERHEAD CRANBS. Guizerix, J. (Centre d 'Etudes Nucleaires, Grenoble, Franco). Tech. Mod., 54:189-92 (Apr. 1962). (in French). 17:12523

389 PULSE GAMMA FACILITY (ENGINEERING MATERIALS). (Sandia Corp., Albuquerque, N. Mex.). (CAPRp-1676). 22:14736

390 RADIATION FOR INDUSTRIAL PROCESSING. Int. At. Energy Agency Bull., 11: No. 6, 1-12 (1969). 24:19174

391 RADIATION PROCESSING: WHERE WE STAND NOW. Harmer, David E. (Dow Chemical Co., Midland, Mich.). Isotop. Radiat. Technol., 4:265-70 (Spring 1967). 21:39146 PAEC

392 (DP-1012) RADIOACTIVE COBALT FOR HEAT SOURCES. Walter, Joseph J., Jr.; Allen, Harvey F.; Angerman, Carl L.; Dexter, Arthur H. (Du Pont De Nemours (E. I.) and Co., Aiken, S. C. Savannah River Lab.). Oct. 1965. 20:4277 PAEC-nni

393 RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES. Berry, P. F. (Wantage Research Labs., Berks, Eng.). Brit. Power Eng. 3, No. 4, 40-5 (Sept. 1961). 16:2097

394 (JPRS-32260) RADIOACTIVE SOURCE PRODUCTION AT BORIS KIDRIC INSTITUTE. Nemoda, Djordge; Bircanin,, Ljubisa. Translated From Teknika (Belgrade). 20:1458-63 (Aug. 1965). 13p. 20:5813

395 RADIOACTIVITY AND CONTROL IN THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY. Balayre, WilJ.MWHgmmmMmm-mm^Kmrn'' i—nrin iwmi M i n ^^m^Bwi^w^.MMgwi^M^.M m^iw*^-^^ ,.vm,Mm^ii •*mm*m*mium*m*mii*t*mmmmi^*^im*mmmimMt0*m0

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396 (HW-47896) A RADIOCHEMICAL SEPARATION FOR COBALT-60 IN AiQPOUS WASTE SOLUTIONS. Shneider, R. A. (General Electric Co., Hanford Atomic Products (deration, Richland, Wash.). Jan. 1, 1957. 26p. 11:5828

397 (DP-1066, Vol. 1, pp. &-5) RADIOGRAPH*. Coleman, E. W. (Picker X-Ray Corp., Cleveland, Ohio). 20:39286 PAEC-mn

398 (AGN-8163, Vol. 1). RADIOISOTOPE APPLICATIONS IN HYDROSPACE. VGLUFE I. RISE CONCEPTUAL DESIGN. FINAL REPCRT. (Aerojet-General Nuc­ leonics, San Ramon, Calif.). Oct. 1965. 107p. 21:1518

399 (AGN-8163, Vol. 2) RADIOISOTOPE APPLICATIONS IN HYDROSPACE. VOLWC II. PROGRAM PLANT. FINAL REPORT. (Aerojet-General Nucleonics, San Ramon, Calif.). Nov. 1965. 43p. 21:233

400 (AGN-8163, Vol. 3) RADIOISOTOPE APPLICATIONS IN HYDROSPACE. VOLUJE III? FUEL SPECIFICATION. FINAL REPORT. (Aerojet-General Nuc­ leonics, San Ramon, Calif.). Feb. 1966. 52J>. 20:43797

401 RADIOISOTOPE DETERMINATION GF REFRACTORY WEitft IN S1EEL PLANTS Baez, J. N,; Wortman, 0.; Zaretsky, Z. Metalurgia (Sao Paulo), 24:353-8 (May 1968). (In Portuguese). 23:26470

402 RADIOISOTOPE ENERGY FOR POLAR STATIONS. Polarforchung, 37: 169-71 (1967). (In German). 24:294*3

403 RADIOISOTOPE ENERGY GENERATORS. Courouble, • J. M. (GEA. Gif- sur Yvette, France). Ann. Mines, No. 1, 25-30 (Jan. 1967). (In French). 22:6543

404 RADIOISOTOPE ENERGY SOURCES FOR SMALL MANNED ANTARCTIC STATIONS. Rodden, Robert M. (Stanford Research Inst., Menlo Park, Calif,). Nucl. -56-

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405 (0RNL-3792) RADIOISOTOPE PRODUCTION IN POWER REACTORS. Rupp, A, F.; Cox, J. A,; Binford, P. T. (Oak Ridge National Lab., Tenn.). May 1965. 57P. 19:24906

406 RADIOISOTOPE REQUIREMENTS AND AVAILABILITIES FOR POWER APPLI­ CATIONS. Jordy, George Y.; Lindsey, Wilton J.; Powers, James A. (Atomic Energy Commission, Washington, D. C.). Nucl. Met., Met Soc. AIME; 14-71-86 (1969). 24:22885

407 RADIOISOTOPE TECHNIQUE DEVELOPED IN WATER-BOILUTION STUDIES. Eden, G. E.; Briggs, R. (Water-Pollution Research Lab., Stevenage, Eng.). pp. 191-206 of Isotopes in fijydrology.Vienna , International Atomic Energy Agency, 1967. 22:19061

408 RADIOISOTOPE TRACERS IN LARG8-SCALE RECHARGE STUDIES OF GR0UNDWA3ER. Sternaw, R. (Water Planning for Israel Ltd., Tel Aviv), Schwar+z,J.; Mercado, A.; Harpaz, Y.; Nir, A.; Halevy, E. pp. 489-505 of Isotopes in hydrology. Vienna, International Atomic Energy Agency, 1967. 22:19067

409 RADIOISOTOPES AND RAGE MATERIALS. Kobayashi, Masatosi (Japan Atomic Energy Research Inst., Oarai). Kogyo Rea Metaru; No. 42, 58-65 (Dec. 1969). (In Japanese). 24:41624

410 RADIOISOTOPES AS TRACERS IN HYDROLOGY AND HYDRODYNAMICS. Grandclement, G. Eau, L. 50:293-300 (May 1963). (in French). 18:27822

411 RADIOISOTOPIC hETHOD FOR MEASURING THE TEMPERATURE OP A MOU TEN JCTAL. Isotop. Radiat. Technol., 5«121-3 (Winter 1967-68). 22:16778 PAEC -57-

412 (C0NF-60O-28) RADIOISOTOPIC SPACE P0H3UFROSFECTS AND LIMITA­ TIONS. Rohrman, C, A.; Sayre, E. D. (General Electric Co., Richland, Wash.). New York, American Inst, of Aeronautics and Astronautics, 1964. Paper No. 64-453, 9p. 18:34002

413 (CONF-69O413-I) RADIONUCLIDE GENERATORS. PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE. Stang, L. G. Jr. (Brookhaven National Lab., Upton, N. Y.). Apr. 22, 1969. 151p. 23:33331 (BNL-13595)

414 RADIUM TANTALUM182 AND COBALT60 IN INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHY. Dutli, James W.; Tenney, Gerald H.; Withrow, John E. Non Destructive Testing, 9-11 (1949-50). 40729

415 REPLY BY AUTHOR TO W. RUEHLE. (On Large Space Station Power Sys.). Boretz, Jonathan E. (TRW System, Redondo Beach, Calif.). J. Spacecraft Rockets; 7:639-40 (May 1970). 24:31602

416 ' REPORT ON THE INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON CF COBALT-60. Kotchine, A. E. (Inst, of Metrology, Leningrad), p. 53-8 of "Standards of Measure­ ment of Ionizing Radiations." Paris, Gauthier-Villars and Cie, 1963. (In French) 18:39716

417 (NP-17098) REPORT Oil THE INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON OP DILUTION AND SOURCE PREPARATION ^THODS BY >£ANS OF ^Co. PART I. RESULTS OF THE INDIVIDUAL LABORATORIES. Mueller, J. W.; Itytz, A. (Bureau Interna­ tional des Poids et Mesures Seures (France). Sept. 1967. 53?. 22:2310

418 (BNU986) REPORT ON THE MARK II BNL STANDARD COBALT RADIATION SOURCE, BONDED TYPE. Kuhl, 0, A.; OUnann, A.; Wagner, J. (Brookhaven National Lab., Ifeton, N. I.). Apr. 1966. 26p. 21:10544

419 (MND-R-1966) RESEARCH AND DEVELOP^T OF RADIOISOTOPE HEATER. (Martin Co., Nuclear Div., Baltimore). Quarterly Progrees Report No*2 -58-

(for) July 16 to Ocfc. 15, 1959. 3$>. (AD-228202) 14:16926

420 (ARF-1207-9) RESEARCH ON NEW METHODS OF PREPARING HIGH SPE­ CIFIC ACTIVITY RADIOISOTOPES. Quarterly Progress Report No. 3, Sept, 1, 1962 to Nov. 31, 1962. Feng, P. Y. (Illinois Inst, of Tech., Chicago, Armours Research Foundation). Jan. 9, 1963. 8p. 17:16356

421 (JPRS-20129) RESULTS IN THE PREPARATION OF CLOSED RADIOACTIVE RADIATION SOURCES IN HUNGARY. Cserep, George; Stenger, Viliaos. (Trans­ lated from Energia Atomtech., 16: No. 3, 142-3 (Mar. 1963). 6p. (015-63-31261), 17:30785

422 (AEC-Tr-4475, p. 210-19) RESULTS OF THE APPLICATION CF RADIO­ ACTIVE ISOTOPES FOR THE STUD* OF THE BCREHOIES OF IHE BASHNECT • ASSO­ CIATION. Galyavich, A. Sh. Translated from Trudy Vsesoyuz, Nauch- Tekh. Konf. Prinenen. Radioaktiv. i. Stabil*. Izotopov i Izluchenii v Nared. Khoz i- Nauke MDSCOW, 1957. Rozvedka i Razrabotka Poleznykh Iskopaemykh., 183-90 (1958). 15:27939 PAEC

423 (ORNL-3802) REVIEW OF RADIOISOTOPES PROGRAM, 1964. Gillette, J. H.; Lane, Ingrid B. Conp. (Oak Ridge National Lab., Tenn.). May 1965. 71p. 19:26718

424 (ORNL-4155) REVIEW OF RADIOISOTOPES PROGRAM, 1966. Gillette, J. H. (Oak Ridge National Lab., Tenn.). Aug. 1967. 5Bp. 21:39129

425 (BNL-10174) A REVIEW OF THE ^Co SOURCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM AT BROOKHAVM NATIONAL LABORATORY. Kuhl, 0. A. (Brookhaven National Lab., Upton, N. Y.). Apr. 22, 1966. 33p. (C0NF-660609-l) 20:27371

426 (DP-1066 (Vol. 1., pp. V. 35-40) SAFETY OF ISOTQPIC POWER SOURCES FOR TERRESTRIAL APPLICATIONS. Aikens, A. Jr. (Division of

f r Materials «*n* Licenp-in^ JFS)9 VHsMngton, D. C). 20:39307 -59-

427 (DP-1094) SAVANNAH RIVER LABORATORY ISOTOPIC POWER AND HEAT SOURCES. QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT, OCT0BER-l»CEMBER, 1966. Hilfaorn, H. S. (Comp.). (Du Pont De Nemours (E. I.) and Co., Aiken, S. C. Savan­ nah River Lab*), Jan. 1967. 2$p. 21:14388

428 (DP-1105-1) SAVANNAH RIVER LABORATORY ISOTOPIC POWER AND HEAT SOURCES. PART I. ^Co QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT, JANUAHY-MARCH 1967. Hilborn, H. S. (Comp.). (Du Pont De Nemours (E. I.) and Co., Aiken, S. C. Savannah River Laboratory). May 1367. 19p. 21:30627 PAEC-mn

429 (DP-1120-1) SAVANNAH RIVER LABORATORY ISOTOPIC POWER AHD HEAT SOURCES. PART I. ^Co QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT, APRIL-JUNE, 1967. (Du Pont De Nemours (E. I.) and Co., Aiken, S. C, Savannah River Lab.) July 1967. 1$>. 21:41147 PAEC-mn

430 (DP-1129-1) SAVANNAH RIVER LABORATORY ISOTOPIC POWER AND HEAT SOURCES. PART I. ^Co QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT, JULY-SEPK3CER 1967. Hilborn, H. S. (Corap.). (Du Pont De Nemours (E. I.) and Co., Aiken, S. C. Savannah River Lab.). Oct. 1967. 10p. 22:2306 PAEC-mn

431 (DP-1143-1) SAVANNAH RIVER LABORATORY ISOTOPIC POWER AND HEAT SOURCES. PART I. ^Co QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT, OCTOBER-DECEMBER 1967. Hilborn, H. S. (Comp.). (Du Pont De Nemours (E. I.) and Co., Aiken, S. C. Savannah River Lab.). Jan. 1968. 12p. 22:19043 PAEC-mn

432 (DP-1196-1) SAVANNAH RIVER LABORATORY ISOTOPIC POWER AND HEAT 60 SOURCES. PART I. wCo QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT, JANUARY-MARCH 1969. Hilborn, H. S. (Comp.). (Du Pont De Nemours (E. I.) and Co., Aiken, S. C. Savannah River Lab.). Apr. 1969. 2$p. 23:29091 PAEC-mn

433 (DP-1192-1) SAVANNAH RIVER LABORATORY ISOTOPIC POWER AND HEAT SOURCES. PART I. ^Co QUARTERLY PBOGRESS REPORT, OCTOBER-DECEMBER 196$. Hilborn, H. S. (Comp.). (Du Pont De Nemours (E. I.) and Co., Aiken, S. C. -60-

434 (DP-1206-1) SAVANNAH RIVER LABORATORY ISOTCPIC POWER AND HEAT SOURCES. BLRT I. ^Co QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT, APRIL-JUNE 1969. Angerman, C. L.; Ross, C. P. (Comp.). (Du Pont De Nemours (E. I.) and Co., Aiken, S. C. Savannah River Lab.). Aug. 1969. 21p. 24077 PAEC-mn

435 (DP-1216) SAVANNAH RIVER LABORATORY ^Co POWER AND HEAT SOURCES. QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT, JULY- SEPTEMBER, 1969* Angerman, C. L.; Ross, C. P. (Comps.). (Du Pont De Nemours (E. I.) and Co., Aiken, S. C. Savan­ nah River Lab.). Nov. 1969. 2$>. 24:9397

436 (DP-1^37) SAVANNAH RIVER LABORATORY ^Co POWER AND HEAT SOURCES. QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT, JA1WIAR. 1970. Angerman, C. L.; Ross, C. P. (Du Pont De Nemours (E. I.) and Co., Aiken, S. C. Savannah River Lab.). May 1970. 24:365031

437 (AEEC-TM-309) SEIECTION OF RADIATION SOURCES IN RADIOGRAPHY. Chrimes, N. W. D.; Wright, W. J. (Australian Atomic Energy Commission Research Establishment, Lucas Hei^its). Dec. 1965. 27p. 21:14386

438 SELF-ABSCRPTION IN TRTJ^THERAPI AND IRRADIATOR ^Co SOURCES. Chu, R. (Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., Ottawa). Trans. Amer. Nucl. Soc., 13:70-1 (June-July 1970). 24:31627

439 (TID-23398) SHIPBOARD IRRADIATOR STUDIES. Annual Report, May 15, 1965- May 14, 1966. Slavin, Joseph W.; Carver, Joseph H.; Connors, Ihomas J.; Ronsivalli, Louis J. (Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, Gloucester, tetss. Technological Lab.). Dec. 1966. 91p. 21:10549 PAEC-mn

440 A SIMPI£ RADIOISOTOPE VISC0MS1ER. Auslaender, J. S.j Puia, H„ N, (Polytechnical Inst., Bucharest). Int. J. Appl. Radiat. Isotop., 16:667-8 (Nov. 1965). 20:2200 PAEC -61-

441 SIMPLIFIED METHOD OF ANALYTICAL DE1ERMINING OF THE BUHB-UP FACTOR FOR GAJMA RADIATION. Czarnecki, Jerzy; KovaJdLk, Stanislaw (Katedra Obrony, Przeciuatoraowej, Warsaw). ftAlfconika, 12: 143-56 (1967). 21:19859

442 (CRNL-3676, p. 159-61) SOLID STA1E DIVISION'S ^Co AND 137Cs GAJflA SOURCES. Cleland, J. W.; Temple ton, L. C. (Oak Ridge National Lab., Tenn.). 19:850

443 SOME FACTORS IN IRRADIATION PLANT DESIGN. SOURCE AND TARGET PARAMETERS. Clouston, J. G«; Rogers, F. (A.A.E.C.R.E., Lucas Heights, Australia), p. 6-11 of "The Technological Use of Radiation, 1960." Australia Atomic Energy Commission. 16:9073

444. (BNL-Tr-142) SCm TECHNICAL AND ECONOKLC ASPECTS OF RADIOCA^ TALYSIS IN APPLICATION TO FUEL CELLS. Henry, J. F.; Ge»enois, E. (Societe D'Etudes, De Recherches Et D'Applications Pour L * Industrie, Brussels (Belgium). Translated for Brookhaven National Lab., Upton, N. Y. from a report. 33p. 21:36265

445 STATUS OF GAMMA IRRADIATION DESIGN. Manowitz, Bernard (Brook- haven National Lab,, Upton, N. Y. ). Chem* Eng Progr., 64 Symp. Ser. No. $3, 16-30 (1968). 23:26466

446 A STUDY OF THE RADIATION RESISTANCE OF CERTAIN MICROORGANISMS INJECTED INTO BOILED MINCED HAM IN JCTAL CONTAINERS. De Saint-Aubert, G. Ann. Nutr. Aliment.m 17:B405-25 (June 1963). 19:11619

447 STUDY ON THE APPLICATION OF RADIATION STERILIZATION FOR PRE­ SERVATION OF FOOD. PART I. Effects of Radiation on the Quality of Processed Fishmeat Foods. Miyakoshi, Junichi; Kawamoto, Setano; Tanl, Naoshige (Hitachi Shipbuilding and Engineering Co., Ltd., Japan). Hitachi Zosen Giho, 23:235-40 (Aug. 1962). (in Japanese). 17:30788 -62-

448 SURVEY OF PHE-MADE ISOTOPES FCR INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHY. Eastwood, W. F. Atomic Energy Research Establishment Report AERE I/R 386. July 1949. 12p. 3:1673

449 TECHNICAL FEASIBILITY CF RADIOISOTOPE PRODUCTION IN POWER REACTCKS. Rupp, Arthur F.; Cox, J. A.; Binford, F. T. (Oak Ridge National Lab., Term.), .p..168-79 of "Proceedings of the Atomic Indus­ trial Forum 1964 Annual Conference, November 30- December 3, San Francisco, California Vol. 3.M New York Atomic Industrial Forum Inc., 1965. 19:28723

450 TERRESTIAL RADIOISOTOPE FUELED KILOWATT POWER SYSTEMS. Lyon, Warren C. (Hittman, Associates, Inc., Baltimore). Starr, Maurice D. pp. 821-8 of Advances in Energy Conversion Engineering. New York American Society of 'Mechanical'Engineering* 1967. . 21*^1159

451 THEORETICAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS CONCERNING LARGE IRRADIATORS FCR THE TREATMENT OF AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD PRODUCTS. Brunelet, L. Ann. Nutr, Aliment., 17^25-64 (June 1963). (in French). 19:11618

452 TWENTY YEARS OF RADIOISOTOPES. Isotop. Radiat. Technol., 4: No. 1, 66-8 (Fall 1966). 21:17794 PAEC

453 UNDERSEA ROIE FOR ISOTOPIC POWER. Buck, K. E. (Aerojet-General Nucleonics, San Ramon, Calif.). Nucleonics, 24: No. 6, 38-41 (June 1966). 20:29607 NIST-PAEC

454 THE USE OF COBALT 60 FCR INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHY* Msrrison, A. National Research Council of Canada Report No. NRC.-2010, nd. 34p. 4:3032

455 (CONF-9-9) THE USE OF CGBALT-60 FCR THE PRODUCTION OF INDUS­ TRIALLY IMPORTANT MATERIALS. Das Gupta, Sharda (Atomic Energy of -63-

Canada Ltd., Ottawa). 36p. 17:323129

456 THE USE OF NUCIBAR RADIATIONS IN PUROTING USED WATERS. Gaspar, E.; Serban, D. Hidrotechnica (Bucharest), 6:253-6 (July 1961). 16:24054

457 (AEC-Tr-4475)(p. 59-66) USE OF RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES FCR Effi INVESTIGATION OP COAL TEST BGSEHOUS. Zhetnikova, S. M.; Savinets, I. A. Translated from Trudy Vsesoyuz, Nauch-Tech."Konf. Rrimenen. Radioaktiv. i. Stabil* Isotopov i Izluchenii v Narod. Khoz. i. Nauke, Moscow, 1957. Pozudka i Pazrabotka Poleznykh Iskopaenykh., 57-61 (1958). 15:27923

458 USE OF RADIOISOTOPES FCR TESTING REINFORCED CONCRETE. Lucke, Karl Heinz (Institut fur Baustoffe, Vfeimer, (Ger.). Silikat Tech., No. 12, 562P-3 (1960). 16:6676

459 (CONF-691018) THE USE OF RADIOISOTOPES AND ACCELERATORS FOR STERILIZATION PURPOSES AND OTHER INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS. Yuan, H. C; Antoni, F.; Beswick, C. K. (international Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna). Technical Meeting No. 8/8 of NUCIEX 69: 2nd International Fair and Technical Meetings for Nuclear Industries, Basel Switzerland, Oct. 6-11, 1969. Basel. NUCLEX 69: (1970). 24:22907

460 (CONF-641024-11) ORAU. USE OF RADIOISOTOPES IN CONCRETE TECHNOLOGY FOR ACCELERATING HARDENING PROCESSES AND IMPROVING ITS CON­ TRACTION AND EXPANSION PROPERTIES. Novakouski, Boleslav. 15p. (In Russian). 21:1531

461 THE USE OF Y -RADIATING ISOTOPES FCR DETERMINING TSE MOISTURE CONTENT OF BUILDING MAIERIALS. Gemesi, J.; Voedroes, D. Epitaanyag, 15:275-9 (July 1963). (In Hungarian). 19:11612

462 THE UTILIZATION OF RADIOACTIVE ISOTDP.T ULTHE RUBBER AN* -64-

PLASTIC INDUSTRY. John, H. E. Kautschuk u. Qunmi II, No. 4 W. 102, Wtw 106, Wt. 108. (1958). Translated from Referat. Zhur. Khim. N0.8, 1959, Abstract No. 29701). 14*2515

463 VgRSATHE ^Co IRRADIATION FACILITY WITHIN A SWIMMING-POOL REACTOR. Lapidot, M.; Harm, S.; Barob, I.; Satehy, C.; Kahan, R. S. (SoreqResearch Center, Yavne, Israel). Vienna, International Atomic Energy Agency, 1966. Reprint JsM-73/51. 20:43791

464 WILL CANADA STAY ON TCP IN ISOTOPES? Can. Chem. Process., 47:45-6; 48;55 (May 1963). 18:1#38 NIST

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465 COMON RADIATICN SOURCES FOR CRUDE STRUCTURE 3ESTS. Becker, E. (Technische Hochschule (Berlin). 18:793-9 (Dec. 1963). (In German). 20:29390

466 (AEC-Tr-4139 (p. 240-^) EUROPJUM-155'- D CERIUi'.-T^T&S SQIJR- aE5.arR/J)rjfflJB^ Ityjnyajtfcse.*, S.. ... V.; Matsyuk, L. N. 15:158^5 PA£C-mc

467 (lEA-8t GA*MA RADIOGRAPHY. Sanchez, Wladinyr; Filho, Azor Camargo Penteado. (ihstitut. de Energia Atomica, Sao Paolo (Brazil). June 1967. 40p. (In Portuguese). 24:2406

468 GAMMA-RAY NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTING OF MATERIALS. Freyer, G. (Otto Von Guiricke Technische Hochschule, Magdeburg, Ger.). Isotopen- praxis, 3:1-7 (Jan- 1967). (in German). 21:19875

469 IRRADIATION OF HOT ING03S UP TO 250 mr.. THICK DURING INSPEC­ TION FOR SHRINKAGE. KuegLer, Jorg. (Vereins Deutsche Eisenhuettenleutte,' Rheinhausen, Ger.). Stahl. Eisen. 88:21-31 (Jan. 11, 1968). (In German). 23:2537 .WMMIMMMllfli "l"" "

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470 IRRADIATION SOURCES K)R THE NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTING OF 1ETALS. Becker, E. Technik (Berlin), 18:793-9 (Dec. 1963). (in German). 18:27686

471 (STI/PUB/105 (Vol. 1, pp. 61-73) UHTTATIONS OF 192Ir AS A' RADIOGRAPHIC SOURCE FOR THE CONTROL OF REACTOR PRESSURE-VESSELS. Horuat, D, (Nuclear Inst. Josef Stefan, Ljubljana, Yugoslavia). 20:14705 PAEC

472 MEASUREMENT OF THE ACTIVITY OF ^Co IN PIG IRON BY MEASURE­ MENT OF Y -RADIATION. Sommerkron, Gemot. Arch. Eisenhuettenw. 39: 959-62 (Dec. 1968). (in German). 23:38216

473 NDT APPLIED TO PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION IN THE U.S.A. Barkow, A. G. (Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America, Chicago). Mater. Eval., 25:97-108 (May 1967). 21:22109 PAEC

474 (GRNL-4480, pp. 266-73) NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTING. (Oak Ridge National Lab., Tenn,). From Fuels and Materials Development Program Quarterly Progress Report. 24:16809

475 ON THE DETERMINATION OF THE OPTIMAL- INTEGRATION TIME CONSTANTS IN TRANSMISSION TECHNIQUE OP MATERIALS TESTING. Inner, K. (Technical Univ., Dresden). Isotopenpraxis, 3:417-18 (1967). (in German). 22:10526

476 ON THE STUDY OF INTENSIFICATION OF FRONT LEAD SCREEN FOR Y- RAY RADIOGRAPH*. Ohno, Akira; Nojiri, Toshiaki (industrial Research Inst, of Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan). Radioisotopes (Tokyo). 15*33-9 (1966). (In Japanese). 20:12974

477 OPTIMJM AND PERMISSIBLE THICKNESS IN RADIATIONAL DEFECTOSCOFY AND SEI£CTI0N OF Y-RADIOACTIVE SOURBES. Tsvetkov, Tsvetan. Tekh. Misul; 6:103-9 (1969). (In Bulgarian). 24?9616 -66-

478 FENETRAMBTER SENSITIVITY OF COLOR RADIOGRAPHY. Kawamoto, Jun- ichi; Yamamoto, Masago (Toyota Central Research and Development Lab., Japan). Radioisotopes (Tokyo). 17:523-8 (Nov. 1968). (in Japanese), 23:6274

479 (AAEC/1M-460) RADIOGRAPHIC EXPOSURE CHARTS FOR RADIOISOTOPE SOURCES. Gillespie, P. A. (Australia Atomic Energy Commission Research Establishment, Lucas Hei^its). June 1968. 18p. 23:7707

480 RADIOGRAPHIC SENSITIVITY. Stevans, Arthur J. (Tadionics, Inc. Ncrristown, Pa.). Mater. Eval., 25:160-72 (July 1967). 21:34425 PAEC

48t REMOTE ENCAPSULATION OF MEGA-CURIE AMOUNTS OF C0BALT-6O AT BROOXHAVEN NATIONAL LABORATORY'S HIGH INTENSITY RADIATION DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY. Kuhl, 0. A. (Brookhaven National Lab., Upton, N. Y. ), Proc. Conf. Remote Systems Technol. 12th, San Francisco, 1964. 177-82 19:6011

Protective Structure

482 (EGG-1183-1334) EXPERIMENTAL MEASUREMENT OF FALLOUT PROTECTION PROVIDED BY TRANSPORTATION VEHICLES. Report No. L.-853. Summers, R.. L. (iG and G., Inc., Las Vegac, Nev«). June 30, 1967. 20p. 22:10528

483 RADIATION LEAK TESTS - QN THE JOINTS OF A STRUCTURE. Tomai, Teruo; Ando, Ejyo (Ishikawajima-Harin Hecv/ Ind» Co., Ltd., Japan). Genshixyoku Kogyo, 13, No. 2, 38-41' (Feb. 1967). (In Japanese). 22:6551

484 (AD-654151) SCATTERED RADIATION (SKfSHINE) CONTRIBUTION TO A CONCRETE COVERED BASEMENT LOCATED IN A SIMUUTED FALLOUT FIELD. Final Report. Schumchyk, Michael J.; Schmoke, Murray A.; Schulman, Ernest L.; Pollock, Edward 0. (Army Nuclear Defense Lab. Edgewood Arsenal, Md.). July 1967. 84p. (NDL-Tr-6?). 21:32343 -67-

485 (AD-643538) SCATIERED RADIATION (SKYSHINEfr CONTRIBUTION TO AN OPEN BASEMENT LOCATED IN A SIMULATES) FALLOUT FIEID. Final Report. Schumchyk, Michael J.; Schmoke, Mirray A.; Egerland, Walter 0.; Schulman, Ernest L. (Army Nuclear Defense Lab., Edgewood Arsenal, Md.). Dec. 1966, 78p. (NDL-Tr-68). 21:10560

486 WAX WEAR RESISTANCE. Cummings, 3ernice. Soap and Sanitary

Chemicals 1950, 114-15 AuG. 4:5903

Radioactive Material Handling \

487 (C0IIF-690103-S) AERIAL DETECTION AND RECOVERY OF A ^Co SOURCE LOST IN INTERSTATE SHIPMENT. Eskri.dge, Harold E.; Hand, John E. (EG &

G, Inc. Las Vega-*., Nev„). (nd.)e 7p. 23:13968

488 (ORNL-4035) COI-PRHEIBSiVE REPORT CF THE CLINCH RIVER SBT0D3T.

Struxness, E„ Ga; Garrigan, P, H. Jr.; Churchill, M. A.; Cowser, K. E.; Morton, R. J.; Nelso^ D„ J.; Parker, F. L. (Oak Ridge National Lab., Tenn.). Apr, 1967. 126p, 21:22117

489 DECONTAMINATION CF RADIOACTIVE WASTE WATERS BY SORPTION ON

MAGNETIC.MATERIALS. Starve. Kr; Q»?.ec:-3, Ch. (Philippe-Univ., Marburg, Ger.). Atompraxis, 12, 503-4; 507-8 (Oct. 1966). (in German). 21:12618

490 (KY-521) DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF A PROTOTYPE LAMINATED URANIUM METAL SHIPPING CASK FOR LARCE SHIPMENTS OF ^Co. Clifford, C. B. (Paducah Gaccoiv* DifferJ.o^ rlant, Ky). Apr. 3, 1967. 38p. 21:22116

(BNWL-412) THE EFFECTS OF BEN FRANKLIN DAM ON HANFQRD. PART I. Waste Disposal Facilities Analysis. Final Report, Haney, W, A. (ed.).

(Battelle-Northwest, BicKLwnrf, "?shr. Pacific Northwest Lab.). May 1967. 101p. 21:32347 PAE&-mn -68-

492 LMF CASK (Aug, 1969) (ENGINEERING MATERIALS): (Savannah River Operation Office (AEC). Aifcen, S. C.) (Cape-1949) 24:11758

493 PACKAGING FCR LARGE I£AD SHIELDED CONTAINERS FOR RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL. Dixon, F. E. (Atomic Energy Research Establiahment, Harwell, Eng.). I8p. of Uad Shielding and Nuclear Safety Conference. London, Lead Development Association (1969) 24:29493

494 (DPSPU-69-124-1) PACKAGING OF RADIOACTIVE AND FISSILE MA3ERIALS. SAFETY SUMMARY REPORT. IMF CASK. Rogers, R. F. (Comp.) (Du Pont De Nemours (E. I.) and Co., Aiken, S. C. Savannah River Plant). Aug. 1969. 11op. 23:50091

495 (AE-234) RECIPIENT CAPACITY OF TUAEREN, A BALTIC BAY. Agnedal,

P.-O,; Bergstroem, S. 0. W. (Aktiebolaget Atomenergi, Stockholm (Sweden) 4 July 1966. 21p. 21:1539 PAEC

496 (AER&-&-5701 ) KPE "A" PACKAGING FOR LIQUIDS AND GASES. Dixon, F. E.; Olley, F. K.; Cohen, L. R. ( Atoaic-Enejrgy Rese-axch .Establish* ment» HfTwell, England)^- Aug. 1968 60p. 23:^795 PAEC

497 (ORNL-m-1887) WASTE TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL SEMIANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT. JULY-DECEMBER 1966. Blanco, R. E.; Parker, F. L. (Oak Ridge National Lab., Tenn.) 139p. 22:2323 PAEC-mn

Radiation Detection Instruments

498 ABSOLUTE DISBJTEQtATION RATE MEASUREMENT OF BETA-EMITTERS BY APPLICATION OF EFFICIENCY TRACING TO 4 LIQUID SCINTILLATION COUNTING. Steyn, J.; Hahne, F. J. W. (Council for Scientific and Industrial Re­ search Pretoria), p. 30-42 of "National Conference on Nuclear Energyf Application of Isotopes and Radiation.". Pelindaba South Africa, Atomic Energy Board, 1963. 19:11595

499 ABSOLUTE MEASUREMENTS OF THE ACTIVITY OF BETA EMITTERS. Futman,

( -(f)-

J. L. J. Brit. Radiology 23, 46-63 (1950). Jan. 4:2080

500 ABSOLUTE MEASUREMENT OF THE ACTIVITY OF RADIONUCLIDES BY THE METHOD OF 4- - COINCIDENCES CORRECTION OF DECAY SCHEJG. Asauinei, lane a; Grigorescu, Leon; Lazarovici, Cristion; Qncescu, Mircea (Inst* of Atomic Physics, Bucharest). Paper 4> Session 8, 4P» of "Mesucora 63. Congres International Mesure-Controle Regulation-Automatisme.

Tome I." ParisfMesucora, 1964. (In French). 19:20385

501 ABSOLUTE STANDARDIZATION WITH A Nal (Tl) CRYSTAL IV. DEOERP- MINATION OF THE PHOTOELECTRIC EFFICIENCY. Brinkman, G. A.; Aten, A. H. W., Jr.; Veemboer, J. Th. (Inst, for Nuclear Physics Research, Amsterdam). Intern J. Appl. Radiation Isotopes, 16:15-18 (Jan. 1965). 19:13754 PAEC

502 ABSOLUTE *GASUHE*ENTS OF RADIOACTIVITY WITH 4 * COUNTER. Lada, Witold; Radoszewski, Tomasz. Nukleonika, 10:277-85 (1965). 20:666

503 AIR IONIZATION CHAMBERS FOR RADIATION STANDARDIZATION. KLumpar, Josef; Jirousek, Pavel (Ustav Jadernehu Vyckuiny, Praguo). "Jad^ Eneug., 14:393-5 (1968). (in Czech). 23:2575

504 APPLICABILITY AND SENSITIVITY OF GM-C0UN1ERS FOR LIQUIDS IN DETERMINATION OF RADIONUCLIDES AND THEIR MIXTURES. Picer, M.; Popovic, V. (Inst, of Medical Research and Industrial hygiene, Zagreb). Arh-Hig, Rada Toksikol., 18:179-88 (1967). (In Slovak). 22:19116

505 (COKF-661012-15) APPLICATION OF LOW GEQI«niY COINCIDENCE METHODS IN MEASUREMENTS OF DISINTEGRATION RATES. Kowalski, E.; Binkert, T.; Siegenthaler, R.; Meyer, K. P. (Univ. Bern). Vienna International Atomic Energy Agency, 1966, Preprint No. SH-79-14. 12p. 21:1623

506 BETA SPECTROSCOPY WITH SOLID STATE DETECTORS. Bosch, H,; -70-

Krmpotic, F.; Plastino, A. (Uhiversidad Nacional, La Plata). Nucl. Instr.Methods, 23:79-92 (May 1963). (in English). 17:32421

507 (AERE-HWffM-9, pp. 17-26) BODY RADIOACTIVITY JGASURE^NTS. (Atomic Energy Research Establishment, Harwell, (England). 20:46031

508 CALIBRATION FACTORS FOR THE TYPE 1383 A0Y-2 IONIZATION CHAJ«ERf Dale, J. W. G.; Williams, A. (National Physical Lab., Teddington, Midd*., Eng.). Intern J. Appl* Radiation Isotopes, 15:_56?-8 (Sept. 196*0; 19:619^ PAEC

509 (UCRL-Trans-10427) CALIBRATION OF REFERENCE -RAY SOURCES. Karavaev, F. M.; Yudin, F. M. Translated by Watt, T. for Univ. of California Lawrence Radiatiom Lab., Livermore, from Sjymposiuia on Stan­ dardization of Radionuclides, International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna, October 10-14, 1966. I6p. (CONF-661012-13) 24:16839

510 CALIBRATION OF THE 0RNL MODEL Q-2240, CONTINOUS AIR MONITOR. Ohnesorge, W. F.; Qupton, E. D.; Butler, H. M. (Oak Ridge National Lab., Term.). Health Phys., 12:857-60 (June 1966). 20:31528 PAEC

511 (AD-611201) CHEMICAL DOS MBTRY OF THE USAEL 3.5 KILOCURIE C0BALT-60 IRRADIATION SOURCE. Pearce, Carol K.,- Ellison, Joseph E., Jr. (Army Electronics Lab., Forth Monmouth, N. J.). Nov. 1964. 15p. (EC0&- 2540). 19:26646

512 (LADC-5609) COMPUTER TECHNIQUES IN GAMMA SPECTROMETRY. Dean, Phillip N. (Los Alamos Scientific Lab., N. Mex.). (1962). 25p. 17:22008

513 (BRL-1230) CONSTRUCTION AND CALIBRATION OF AN ANTI-COMPTON SPECTROMETER. MuBcari, Joseph A., Jr. (Ballistic Research LabB., Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md.), Sept. 1963. 55p. 18:18174 -71-

514 (EUR-224&0 THE CCRRECTION FOR FOIL ABSORPTION IN 4* COUNTING. Van der Eijk, W. (European Atomic Energy Community, Ispra (Italy). Joint Nuclear Research Center). 1965. 31p. 19:26654 PAEC-fr

515 THE CCRRECTION FOR THE GAMM. SENSITIVITY OF AlfiCOINCIDENCB COUNTER AS A FUNCTION OF THE GAMMA DISCRIMINATION I£VEL MEASURED FOB ^fc AND Co* Lowenthal, G. C. (Australian Atomic Energy Commission Research Establishment, Lucas Height, New South Wales). Int. J. Appl. Radiat. Isotope., 20:196-9 (Mar. 1969). 23:17765 PAEC

516 (AD-202541) DESIGN OF A LOW LEVEL GAM4A IRRADIATION FACILITY. Randall, John D. (Texas Agricultural and Mechanical Coll*, College Station. Engineering Experiment Station). July 1, 1958. 27p. 13:15261

517 THE DETERMINATION OF MOISTURE IN BUIIDING MATERIALS BY THE METHOD CF GAMMASCCPY.. Polozova, L.. G-; Reizman, R. P. Izuest., Akad^ Nauk Eston. S. S. R.. Ser* Tekh. i. Fiz- nat- Nauk 6, 122-9 (1957). (Translated from Referat. Zhur.. Khim.. No. 1, 1959. Abstract No. 1595). 13:22302

518 DETERMINATION OF THE ENERGY YIELD FROM BETA SOURCES BY MEANS OF GEICS3UMUELLER COUNTERS. Vukolov, V.. I. Izmer.. Tekh.. No. 8, 70-2 (Aug. 1967). (In Russian).. 22:6592

519 DEVELOPMENT OF A SENSITIVE LIQUID DOSIMETER FOl INTEGRAL DOSE- MEASUREMENT. Gilson, Albert J.; Sprawls, Perry Jr..; Cosper, John hY (Emory Univ., Atlanta).. Health Phys., 12:377-9 (Mar. 1966).. 20:16845 PAEC

520 THE DISTRIBUTION CF IONIZATION ALONG -RAY BEAM AND REPRODU­ CING THE ROENTGEN WITH NORMAL IONIZATION CHAMBERS, AgLintsev, K. K..; Ostromukhova,. G.. P.. Atommaya Energ. 6,. 63-6 (1959). Jan. (in Russian). 13:18051 -72-

521 ERROR IN THE ABSOLUTE DETERMINATION OF DISINTEGRATION RATES OF EXTENDED SOURCES BY COINCIDENCE COUNTING WITH A SINGLE DETECTOR: APPLICATION TO 125I AND ^Co. Sutherland, L. G.; Bgchanan, J. D. (iso­ topes Inc., Palo Alto, Calif.)*, Int. J. Appl. Radiat. Isotop., 18: 786-7 (Nov. 1967). 22:2370 PAEC

522 AN EQUIPMENT FOR GAMMA RADIATION INVESTIGATION OF ORIENTED NUCLEI. Kolac, Miroslav; Nedued, Jiri; Soukup, Frantisek; Safrata, Stanislav; Sott, Miloslav; Suec, Karel (Inst, of NuPlear Research, Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, Rez.)< Jaderna Energie, 10:243-6 (1964)* (In Czech). 18:39582

523 THS ESTIMATION OF LOW GAMMA ACTIVITIES BY JGANS OF THE THREE- DIMEIISIONAL SCINTILIATION DETECTOR Nag 202. Zaduban, M. (Safarik Univ., Xosice, Czechoslovakia). Cesk. Farm. 11:322-4 (July 5, 1962). (in Czech). 18:18187

524 (NP-17072) EXPERIMSNTELLE BESTDflUNG DER EFFECIENCY EINES NaJ (TI)-SCDITILLATIONSDETEKTORS FI1ER DIE Y STRAKLEN VON WCs UND ^Co IN FREISTRAHL-CEOMETRIE (Experimental Determination of the Efficiency of a Nal (TI) Scintillation Detector for the yRays of 13'Cs and Co in a Free Radiation Geometry). Burkhard, Christciann (Freie Uhiversitaet, Berlin (West Germany). I. Fhysikalisches Institut). 1966/ 63p. (in German). 22:4429

525 GAMMA-GAMMA COINCIDENCE SETUPT WITH ENERGY ANALYSIS OF THE COINCIDING RADIATIONS. Burmistrov, V. R.; Abil'daev, A. Kh,; Shilin, V.. A. Isw. Akad. Nauk Kaz. S.S.R. Ser. Fiz. Mat. Nauk, No. 1, 60-6 (1964). 19:20343

526 (AAEC/TM-265) A GAMMA RAY SPECTROMETER WITH HIGH RESOLVING POWER.. Beech, A„ Mc G.; Parry, J. K.; Urguhart, D. F. (Australia Atomic Energy Commission Research Establishment, Lucas Heights, New South Wales)- Aug. 1964. 19p. 18:43927 -73-

527 GERMiamjM GAMMA SFECTR0&CTER. Degtyarev, Yu G.; Protopopov, V. N. Pub. Tekh. Eksp. No. 2, 33-7 (Mar.- Apr. 1969). (in Russian). 23:33481

528 (BM-RI-6465) HIGH-LEVEL GAMMA-RAY DQ3BETKY AT THE ALBANY CO- 3ALT-60 FACILITY. Hill, Stephen D.; Block, F. E. (Bureau of Mines, Albany Metallurgy Research Center, Ore.). Oct. 1963. I8p. 18:31867

529 THE LIQUID DIELECTRIC IONIZATION CHAMBER AS A J£ANS TO STUDY MIXED RADIATION FIELDS. Ladu, M.; Pelliccioni, M. (CNEN, Frascati, Italy). Nucl. Instrum. Methods, 39:339-42 (Jan. 11, 1966). 20:13107 PAEC

530 (lSS-68/28) MEASUREMENT OF ABSOLUTE ACTIVITY OF ^Co SOLUTIONS BY MEANS OF 4*p-r COINCIDENCE METHOD. Grisanti, A.; Tori, P. (istituto Superiore di Sanita, Rome (Italy). Laboratori di Fisica). Sept. 16, 1968. 26p. (In Italian). 23:17747

531 METHOD OF GAMMA-GAMMA ANGULAR CORRELATION MEASUREMENTS FOR SHCRT LIFE NUCLEI. Hayashi, Takeo; Okano, Kotoyuki; Yuasa, Kazunori; Kavase, Yoichi; Ifehara, Shinichi. Annu. Rep. Res. Reactor Inst, Kyoto Univ., 1:162-70 (Oct. 1968). 23:47745

532 NUCI£AR STUDIES BY MEANS OF BETA SPECTROSCOPY WITH SCINTILLATION COUNIERS. Bosch, H. E.; Urstein, T. (Uhiversidad Nacionale de La Plata, Argentina). Nucl. Instr. Methods, 24:109-21 (July 1963). (in English). 17:41289 PAEC

533 OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS OF A SUtt-COINCIDENCE SPECTROMETER. Naqui, S. I. H. (Univ. of Manitoba, Winnipeg). Nucl, Instr. Methods, 16:305-9 (Aug. 1962). (In English). 17:1766 PAEC

534 (INR-59^1AI') PQLUCHENIE GERMAN-IEVYKH SPEKTR0?«TR0V IZLUC- -74-

HENIYA PO METODU DRSIFA IONOV LITHA. (Preparation of Germaniiim Y Spectrometers by Lithium-Drift Msthods). Dakovski, M.; Pshiborski, V.; Sventchalk, M,; Sovinski, M*; Khvashchevska, Ya. (Institute of Nuclear Research Warsaw (Poland). Dec. 1964. 13p. 19:30521

535 PCETABIE BODY MONITOR. SOME DESIGN CHARACTERISTICS. Ahmed, Jasim Uddin. (Ann. Arbor, Uhiv. of Michigan). 1966. 143p. 21:36402

536 PRECISE DETERMINATION OF DECAY RATES OF RADIOACTIVE PREPARA­ TIONS BY THE COINCIDENCE METHOD USING SCINTILLATION COUNTERS. Frosch,

R.; Huber, P.; Widder, Fe (Universitat Basel). Helv. Phys. Acta, 37: 409-28 (1964). (In German). 19:2614

537 PRECISE DETERMINATIONS OF HIGH ENERGY GAMMA RAYS AND ERRORS IN THE PAIR-PEAK METKGD.Gunnick, R.; Meyer, R. A.; Niday, J. B.; Anderson, R. P. (Uhiv. of California, Livermore). Nucl, Instrum, Methods, 65:26-30 (Oct. 15, 1968). 23:683 PAEC

538 (EUR-422 e) PREPARATION AND CALIBRATION OF Co60 STANDARDS FOR INTEGRATED THERMAL FLUX MEASUREMENTS. Vanibfoukx, R.; Grosse, G. (European Atomic Energy Community^ European Atomic Energy Community. Nuclear Research Center, Ispra, Italy; and.European Atomic Energy Commu­

nity Central.Nuclear Measurements BureaufGeel., Belgium). 1963. 20p. 17:41242 PAEC

539 (USNRDL-TR-572) A METHOD FOR THE ANALYSIS OF COMPLEX FEAKS OCCURRING IN GAMMA RAY PULSE HEIGHT DISTRIBUTIONS. Cornaham, C. L. (Naval Radiological Defense Lab., San Francisco). 17:364

540 RADIOISOTBE INSTRUMENTATION: STANDARDIZATION AND CALIBRATION AS APPLIED TO SCINTILLATION SPECTROMETRY. Bering, Nellie M. (Oscar B. Hunter Lab., Washington, D. C). Am. J. Med. Technol., 27:81^1 (Mar- Apr. 1961). 17:18610 -75-

5*H ROUTINE PROCEDURE FOR k * PROPORTIONAL COUNTING SOFT BETA PARTICLES FROM SOLID SOURCES. Keith, R.L.G.; Watt, D.E. (Atomic Weapons Research Establishment, Aldermaston, Eng.). Nucl. Instrum. Methods, *t2:68-70 (June 1966) 20:315^8 PAEC

5^2 SCINTILLATION ON SPECTROMETER WITH THE ELIMINATION OF THE COMPTON BACKGROUND. Kotonski, Zdzislaw. Krajowe Symp. Zastosowan Izotopov Tech., Rogow, Pol. i960. No. *t, 8-12 (1961). 17:23760

5^3 THE SHAPES OF THE SCINTILLATION Y-RAY SPECTRA AND MEASU. RING CONDITIONS. Shinji, Okono (Inst, of Physical and Chemical Research, Tokyo). Radioisotopes (Tokyo). 12, 261-5 (May 1963)• (In Japanese). 18:18232

5^ TWO DIMENSIONAL TIME ANALYZER SUITABLE FOR LIFE-TIME MEASUREMENTS IN THE NANO-SECOND RANGE? Bonitz, M.; Winkler, P.; Kaestner, R. (Deutsche Akademie der Wissenschaften, Berlin and Zentralinstitut fur Kernforschung, Rossendorf, Ger.). Nucl. Instr. Methods, 31:357-9 (Dec. 11, 196*0. 19:11558 PAEC

5^5 (AERE-M-1210) THE USE OF AN ADIABATIC CALORIMETER FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF THE DISINTEGRATION RATIO COBALT-60. A Preliminary Report. Otlet, R.L.; Lewis, D.R. (United Kingdom Atomic Authority, Research Group). Isotope Research Div., Wantage, Berks, England). Apr. 1963. I6p. 18:35829

5^6 (EGG-1183-1*K>1) THE USE OF RADIOISOTOPES IN DETECTOR CALIBRATIONS. Tech. Memo No. L-226. McCrary, J.H. (EG and 0, Inc., Las Vegas, Nev.). Aug. 27, 1968. 13p. 23:11756

Radiation Dosimetry

5^7 APPLICATION OF SGD-8 GLASSES FOR GAMMA DOSIMETRY OF IGR PULSE REACTOR. Sharoiko, S.A. At. Energ. (USSR), 21:2l8-19(Sept.1966) -76-

(In Russian). 21:10634

548 CALIBRATION OF A520 Ci wCo SOURCE. Rab Molla, M. A.; Abdullah, S. A.; Karim, F. (Atoiaic Energy Centre, Dacca, Pakistan). Health Phys., 16:135-43 (Feb. 1969). 23:9764 PAEC

549 (CONF-641024-5) CALIBRATION OF GAMMA EMITTERS AND DOSIMETERS. Referouskii, Z. 10p. (in Russian). 21:1658

550 (ISS-66/42) DOSE DISTRIBUTION OF HIGH ACTIVITY ^Co SOURCE THROUGH GLASS DOSIMETRY. Grisanti, A.; Tori, P. (istituto Superiore Di Sanita, Rome (Italy). Laboratori Di Fisica). Nov. 10, 1966. 17p. 21:22169

551 INSPECTION OF Y-RAY SOURCE PURITY BY ABSORBER METHOD. Kato, Akira; Yamachi, Iwao; Ibaraki, Yasuyki. Denki Shikensho Iho. 31:667-74 (May 1967). (in Japanese). 21:45437

552 (RISO-111) INVESTIGATION OF THE OXALIC-ACID SYSTEM FOR ^Co DOSIMETRY. Holm, Niels W.; Bjirgbokke, Erling; Sehested, Knud; Draganic, Ivan G. (Danish Atomic Energy Commission, Risoe. Reseamh Establishment). Aug. 1967. 38p. 22:12648

553 SENSITIVE BUNCHED GAMMA. CALORIMETER,. Fandl^josef (last*. .

of. Nuclearj.%soarchf Eragufidk/Jad^.Enere,,. 1**:1T0-13 (Mar,- 1$6ft) (In Cpech) 22:19164

Radiometric Instruments

554 (ID0-16194) CALIBRATION OF MTR Co60 SECONDARY STANDARD. Stitt,

R. K. (Phillips Petroleum Co. Atomic Energy Div#). Sept. 17, 1954. 9p. 9:271

555 CORROSION MONITORING IN OIL WEILS WITH A RADIOACTIVE SPECIMEN. -77-

Gordon, B. E. (Shell Development Co., Emeryville, Calif.). Raifsnider, P. J.; Lilly, D. L. Mater. Protect., 5:21-3 (Nov. 1966). 21:6319 PAEC

556 (CONF-641024-14) ISOTOPE FLOW DETECTORS FOR INVESTIGATING WELDED PIPE SEAMS AND BOILER ELEMENTS. Kosteski, Stanislaw. 4p. (£1 Russian). 21:4720

557 LIMITS OF THE USEABILITY OF ^Oo AND 137Cs FCR NONCONTINEflOS LEVEL CONTROL. Plaksin, I. lu; Gol'din, M. L. At. Energ. (USSR), 22,505-6 (June 1967). (in Russian). 21:43295

55S MUD-CAKE-THICKNESS MEASURING DEVICE FOR GAMMA-GAMMA DENSITY LOGGERl Baker, Paul E.; Yule, Herbert P.; Jones, Stanley, B. (Chevron Research Co.). U. S. Patent 3,281,599. Ctet. 25, 1966. Filed Aug. 25, 1959. 21:8635

559 NUCLEAR LEVEL GAGING. Loftin,. Ronald L. (Ohmart Corp., Cincin­ nati). Instrum. Contr. Syst,, 39:115-17 (Mar. 1966). 20:27233 NIST

560 (CO10F-641024-1) PERFOltolCE OF INSTRUMENTATION FCR NUCLEAR 2ECH- NIQUES IN MEASUREMENT, CONTROL AND AUTOMATIQM MADE BY THE DRESDEN VACUT- RONVIB PLANT. Khaiaan, R. 21p. (in Russian) 21:4721

561 SOIL DENSITY HEASUREICNTS WITH GAMMA. RAYS. Hilbig, Wolfgang; Beer, Manfred (institut fur Mechanisier ng der Landwirtschaft Potsdam- Bormin, Ger.). Arch. Landtech., 5:182-203 (1965). (in German) 21:36418

Miscellaneous Instruments and Components

562 THE CONSTRUCTION AND CALIBRATION OP A 100-OURIE GAMMA IRRADIATOR. Charlesby, A.; Flint, 0. (Atomic Energr Research Establishment, Harwell, -73-

Berks, England). Atomics 6, 100-7, 120 (1955) Apr. 9:3896 NIST

563 (CAPE-873) GAIiMA ABSCRPT0H3TER-C0BALT SOURCE (Engineering Materials) (General Electric Co., Hanford Atomic Products Operation, Richland, Wash.). 17:36132

564 A HIGH LEVEL COBALT 60 IRRADIATION FACILITY FCR RADIOBIOLO­ GICAL RESEARCH. Kereiakes, James G.; Ginsburg, Jack K.; Krebs, Adolph T. (Array Medical Research Lab., Fort Knox, Ky). Dec. 5» 1957 • 23p« Project No. 6-58-08-014 13:14975

Radiation Effects On Instruments and Instruments Component 565 COBALT-60 IRRADIATORS USED FCR RESEARCH AND FOREIGN EXHIBITS. Kuhl, 0. A.; Cltmann, A. (Brookhaven National Lab., Upton, N. Y.). Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc, 5:307-8 (Nov. 1962). 17:3703

LIFE SCIENCES

Biochemistry, Physiology, and Molecular Biology

566 ACCUMULATION OF MIXED FISSION PRODUCTS BY MARINE ORGANISMS. DISCUSSION. Saiki, Kasamichi; Uraezu, Takeshi (National Inst, of Radiological Sciences, Chiba, Japan), pp. 284-6 of Proc. Second Intern. Water Pollution Res. Conf., Tokyo (1964). New York, Per- gamon Press, 1965. 21:14578

567 ACCUMULATION OF 5 Mn, 6°Co, AND 5W IN THE ROE OF THE BLACK SEA FLOUNDER. Ivanov, V. T. (Inst, of Biology of the Southern Seas, Sevastopol). Gidrobiol. Zh. Akad. Nauk Ukr. SSR, 5: No. 2, 58-9 (1969)- (In Russian) 24:16965

568 THE ACCUMULATION AND LOCALIZATION OF RADIOACTIVE 6°C0BALT IN RAT KIDNEY. Kasenen,, A.; Lindgren, Ilmari; Salmi, Nikki A. (Univ. of Turku, Finland). Acta Physiol. Scand., 61:376-9 (1964). 19:6950 -79-

569 BALANCE OF COEALT IN JAPANESE PEOPLE AND DJET. lamagate, Noboru (Inst, of Public Health, Tokyo), Kurioka, Wumiko; Shimizu, Toshi J. \ Radiation Res, (Japan). 4:8-15 (Mar. 1963). 18:13429

570 BEHAVIOR OF NUCLEIC ACID METABOLISM IN THE EARLY STAGE fflF COM­ PENSATORY AND REGENERATIVE HYPERTHROPIC GROWTH OF THE KIDNEY AFTER Co RADL1TI0N. Bogataki, Marianne; Evers, Robert; Heraer, Joerg . Alexander; Schnepper, ELiiar; Schuetz, Juergen (Univ., Muenster, Ger.). Strahlentherapie, 136:"694*9 (Dec. 1968). (in German) 23:26695

571 BIOLOGIC EFFECT OF GRID COBALT 60 RADIATION. Lane, John W.; Manderli, Walter; Gouldj David M. (Univ. of Arkansas "Medical Center, Little Rock) Roentgenol, Radium Therapy Nuclear Med. 84, 781-6 (1960) Oct; 14-23944

572 BIOLOGICAL INTERFERENCES BETWEEN X-RAY AND CERTAIN RADIOISTQPES. Maisin, J.; Lambert, G. J. Beige Radiol., 35, 329-36 (1952). (in French). 7:1335

573 (TID-23955) CHEMICAL ENVIRONMENT OF PLANT ROOTS AS A FACTCR IN THE UPTAKE OF R^DIO^nHGLIDES BY ELANIS. FJRSLtSUMMARY REPORT. Graham, Ellis R. (Missouri Univ., Columbia). (June 26, 1967). 22:423 PAEC-mn

574 COBALT- AND VITAMIN B^2 METABOLISM. III. INVESTIGATIONS ON THE

COPRCPHAGY OF CHICKEN AFOER APPLICATION OF ^Co. CI2. Steffens, W.; Menke, K. H. (Arbcitsgruppe Landwirtschaft, KFA-Juelich, Ger. and Univer- sitat, Bonn). Atompraxis 10:152-7 (Mar. 1964). (in German). 18:17425

575 COBALT DISTRIBUTION IN SEVERAL PASTURE SPECIES GROWN IN CULTURE SOLUTIONS. Handreck, K. A.; Riceinan, D. S. (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization, Adelaide). Aust. J. Agr. Res., -80-

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576 COBALT REQUIREMENT FOR NON-NCDUIATED LEGUMES AND FOR WHEAT. Wilson, S. E.; Nicholas, D, J, D. (Waite Agricultural Research Inst. GLen Osmond, South Australia), Phytochemistiy, 6: 1057-66 (Aug, 1967). 22:6765

577 COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF THE ABSORPTKH OF HEAVY METALS IN VIVO AM) IN VITRO. Leopold, G.; Furukawa, E.; Forth, W.; Rumroel, W. (Univ., Saarlandes/Nomburg, Ger.). Arch. Pharmakol. Exp. Pathol., 263:275-6 (Apr. 19^). (in German), 23:43677

578 DECORPORATION OF fETAL IONS BY COMPLEXING AGENTS. Catsch, A. (Technicke Hochschule, Karlsruhe, Geri and Kernforschungszentrum, Karls­ ruhe, (Ger.). p. 210-21 of "Essays in Coordination Chemistry Exper. Suppl. EC.". Basel,Birkhauser Verlag (1964). (in German). 19:12945

579 DECCRPORATICN OF RADIONUCLIDES (COMPARATIVE INVESTIGATIONS ON DESFEROXAMINE B AND DIETHYLENETRIAMINE PENTAACETIC ACID). Nigrovic, Vladimir; Catsch, Alexander (Kernforschungszentrjm, Karlsruhe). Strah- lentherapie, 2:283-7 (Oct. 1965). (in German). 20:6746

580 DETECTION AND ISOLATION OF RADIONUCLIDE-ACCUMDLATING BACOERIA BY AUTORADIOGRAPHY. Kokke, R.; Van Zuilekon, Jeannine T.; Wiken, T. 0. (Technological Univ., Delft, Netherlands)• Antonio Van Leeumenhoek J. Microbiol. Serol., 35:121-8 (1969). 24:559

581 (HW^SA-3641) THE DIRECT MEASUREMENT OF RADIONUCLIDES IN BIO- ASSAY SAMPLES BY MULTI-DIMENSIONAL GAMMA-RAY SPECTROMETRY. Perkins, R. W.; (General Electric Co., Hanford Atomic Products Operation, Richland, Wash.). Sept. 23, 1964. 17p. (CONF-727-2) 19:32 PAEC-mn

582 THE DISTRIBUTION OF COBALT IN T. SUBTERANEUM. Wilson, S. B„ -81-

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583 DISORIBUTIOIJ OF COBALT-60 IN SHE RAT AS INFLUENCED BY CHELATING AGENTS. Du Khuong Le (Kemforschungszentrum, Karlsruhe, Ger.). Nature, 204:696-7 (Nov. 14, 1964). 19:5620 HIST

584 THE DISTRIBUTION OF RADIOACTIVE COBALT IN PIGS. Braude, R.; Free, Audrey A.; Page, J. E.; Smith, E. L. Brit. J. Nutrition 3, 289-92 (1949). 4:4789 NIST

585 DISTRIBUTION OF VARIOUS RADIOISOTOPES IN THE PINE SEEDLINGS, Makhonina, G. I. Tr. In3t. Skcl. Rast. Zhivotn; No. 61, 58-60 (1968). (In Russian). 24:14412

586 EFFECT OF DISODIUM EDTA ON THE AVAILABILITY OF RADIOISOTOPE (F STRONTIUM, CESIUM, AND SOME OTHER ELEMENTS IN THE SOIL. Kulikov, N. V.; Pechvovedenie, No. 6, 79-83 (1965). (in Russian). 20:35227

587 (AEG-Tr-3622) THE EFFECT OF RADIOCTIVE COBALT ON THE RESIS­ TANCE OF THE BODY TO IOMZING RADIATION. Dimitrov, L. A. Translated from Med. Radiol. 2, No. 4, 11-17 (1957). 12p. 13:10798

588 EFFECTS OF FIELD-SCRENGTJI f BEAM-ENERGY AND INTE1?MITTENT IRRA­ DIATION ON THE LETHALITY OF GAM4A RADIATION FOR SPORes OF CLOSTRIDIUM BOTULINUM. Graikoski, J. T.; Kerapa, L. L, (Uhiv. of Michigan, Ann Arbor), Atompraxis, 8:467-70 (Dec. 1962). (In EngLish). 17:7817

589 EFFECTS OF 210Po ON MOUSE OVARIES. Samuels, L. D. (Harvard School of Public Health, Boston). Int. J. Radiat. Biol., 11:117-30 (1966). 21:20057

590 EFFICACY OF COBALT PELIETS FOR PROVIDING COBALT FOR PENNED

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SHEEP. Dewey, D. W.; Lee, H. J.; Marston, H. R. (Commonwealth Scien­ tific and Industrial Research Organization, Adelaide). Aust. J, Agr. Res., 20:1109-16 (Nov. 1969). 24:21051

591 FECAL AND URINARY EXCRETION OF RADIOISOTOPES. Kenshi, Kataya- man.. Radioisotopes (Tokyo). 12:81-90 (Feb. 1963). (in Japanese) 17:24869

592 FEEDING RATES OF FRESHWATER SNAILS (GONIO-BAS'IS CL:>VAEF0R*M*) DETERMINED WITH Co. Malorie, C. R.; Nelson, D. J. (Oak Ridge National Lab., Tenn.). Ecology: 50:728-30 (Summer 1969). 24:7708 JUST

593' (ITD-16569) FINAL TECHNICAL ItEPCRT (ON RADI0BIOL0GY) COVERING PERIOD JULY 1, 1959. Lofstrora, James E. (Wayne State Univ., Detroit, Coll. of Medicine). 3Qp. 16:30219

594 FURTHER J-EASUREMENTS WITH THE LEIDEN TELE-COBALT UNIT. Mellink, J. H. J. Beige. Radiol. 40:544-63 (1957). 12:2660

595 GAMM/WRADIATION FROM Na22 AND Co60. Alburger, David E. Phys. Rev. 76, 435 (1949). Aug. 1. 3:1471 PAEC

596 IN VIVO GAMMA SPECTROMETRY FOR INHALATIONS OF NEPTUNIUMr237, PR0TACHNI0M-133, C0Bi\LT-6O, AND ZJBD0NIUM-95. Cofield, R. E. (Union Carbide Nuclear Co. Y-12 Plant, Oak Ridge, Tenn.). Health Phys., 9: 283-92 (Mar. 1963). (in EngLish). 17:24853 PAEC

597 INCORPORATION OF COBALT INTO NUCLEIC ACIDS OF THE CHICK EMBRYO. Menke, K. H.; Sarif-Sarban, M. (Univ,, Bonn). Nature, 212: 821-2 (Nov. 19, 1966). 21:8687 NIST-PAEC

598 IMPORTANCE OF PARAMETERS-ANCLE OF ROTATION DEPTH OF FOCUS, WIDTH OF FIELD, IN ROTATIONAL TELECOBALT THERAPY. Sigiinolfi, Raffaello (Uhiversita, Bologna and Qspedale S. Marta Delle Croci, Ravenna, Italy)» ••«•««»•—»_._. -.„.„,—.„.« _,...^^,^,^^.|».^.«»««»MWU»J^

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599 INFLUENCE OF CHELATING AGENTS Oil THE DISTRIBUTION OF COBALT-60 IN ALBINO RATS. Sivaramakrishnan, V. M.; Screenivasan, N. G.; Sekhara, Venaa, T. II.; Bramanandam, S. (Cancer Inst., Madras). Nature, 193: 1195-6 (Mar. 1, 1962). 16:12873 HIST

. '"V:.C' 600 INFLUENCE OF DIETARY CALCrJM, ZINC, AND OIL UPON THE II! VITRO UPTAKE OF 65Zn BY PORCH® BLOOD CELLS. Berry, R. K.; Bell, M. C; Wright, P. L. ("Jhiv. of Term., Oak Rid^e). J. Nutr., 88: 248-90 (Mar. 1966). 20:40556 NIST

601 INFLUENCE OF EDTA ON THE COBALT MOBILITY IN ABOVE GROUND PEA PLANTS. Chebotina, M. Ya, Tr. Inst. Ekol. Rasfc. Zhivotn.; No. 61, 55-7 (1968). (In Russian). 24:7716

602 INFLUENCE OF VARIOUS CHELATING AGENTS ON ABSORPTION OF ^Co, 59Fe, 5/*lfa AND 65Zn BY CHICKENS. Suso, F. A.; Edwards, Hardy M. Jr. (Univ. of Georgia, Athens). Poultry Sci., 47:1417-25 (Sept. 1968). 23:22240 * NIST

603 THE INTERNAL METABOLISM OF COBALT AND COPPER AS STUDIED WITH THEIR RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES. Comar, C. L. "In Proceedings of the Auburn Conference on the Use of Radioactive Isotopes in Agricultural Research, Dec. 13-20, 1947." Auburn, The Alabama Polytechnic Institute, 137-146 (1943). 2:1153

604 • (AERE-R-5289) INVESTIGATIONS INTO THE USE OF RADIOACTIVE AS­ BESTOS IN STUDYING THE TRANSLOCATION OF FIBERS DJJECTED DITRAPLBURALLY INTO RATS. Holmes, A.; Morgan, A. (Atomic Energy Research Establish­ ment, Harwell (England). Feb. 1967. 22p. 21:30766

605 IONEMETRIC EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH IN TELECESIUM THERAPY. -84-

Miceli, R.; Rimondi, G. (Universita, Bologna). Radiobiol., Radiotherap. e Fis Med. (3) 16:315-33 096l). (in Italian). 16:23399

606 TH E MEASUREMENT 0? BUILD-UP OH CURVED SURFACES EXPOSED TO Co AND Cs137 BEAMS. Bush, R. S.; Johns, H. E. (Univ. of Toronto). Am. J. Roentgenol., Radium Therapy Nuclear Med., 87:89-93 (Jan. 1962). 16:8495 NIST

607 MOUNTING OF A Co IRRADIATION UNIT FOR BIOLOGICAL EXAMINA­ TIONS. Nauber^ G. (Deutsche Akadenie der Wissenschaften^ Berlin). Radiobiol., Radiotherap., 7:365-71 (1966). (in German). 20:33038

608 PHAGOCYTOSIS OF COLLQDIAL THORIUM DIOXIDE AND COBALT OXIDE BY THE RETICULOENDOTHELIAL SYSTEM OF THE RAT. Kabisch, William T. (American Association for tie Advancement of Science, Washington, D. C.). Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci., 145:585-94 (Dec. 11, 1967). 23:26648

609 (ACRH-19(p. 23-30)) .PREPAB&EIOR QFvGOBAItf-60 m,VERY; HIGH SPECIFIC ACTIVITY; 300 CURIES PER GRAM; FOR TELETHERAPY. Lonzl, L. H. (Argonne Cancer Research Hospital, Chicago). 17:28664

610 PRINCIPLES AND METHODS OF APPLICATION OF A ROTATORY TELETHE­ RAPY APPARATUS USING RADIOCOBALT. Desaive, Paul; Garsov, Julian.; Ghys,Roger. J. Beige Radiol. 40, 442-543 (1957). (in French). 12:2659

611 (NYO-3338) QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT FOR PERIOD "JANUARY 1, 1952 TO MARCH 31, 1952. Proctor, Bernard E.; Golblith, Samuel A. (Massachus- setts Inst, of Tech.). Apr. 1, 1952. 29p. 6:3889

612 (ORNL-4007, pp. 43-119) RADIATION ECOLOGY. Auerbach, S. I. (Oak Ridge National Lab., Tenn.). 21:8746 -S5-

613 RADIATION RESISTANCE OF SOIL-AZOTOBACIER. Vela, Gerrard R.; Wyas, Orville. (School of Aerospace Medicine, Brooks Air Force Base, Tex. and Univ. of Texas, Austin). J. Bacteriol., 89s 1280-5 (May 1965). 19:28018 NIST

614 THE RADIOACTIVE COBALTICYANIDE ION 60Co(Cn)36~AS AN EXTRACEL­ LULAR MARKER Br SMOOTH MUSCI£. Goodford, P. J. (London Hospital Medi­ cal Coll.). J. Physiol. (London), 191: 111p. (July 1967). 22:16987

615 (RLO-2093-3) RADIONUCLIDE CYCLING IN NATURAL POPULATE OHS OF AMPHIBIANS. Annual Report, June 16, 1969- June 15# 1970. Willis, D. L. (Oregon State Univ., Corvallis). 3p. 24:39420

616 THE RELATIVE DISTRIBUTION OF MULTIPLE RADIOKXLIDES IN A FRESH WATER POKD. Brungs, Willian Alloysius, Jr. Thesis,Colurabus, Ohio. Ohio State Univ., 1963. 97p. 18:25079

617 REMOVAL OF 60Co AND 65Zn FROM THE MAMMALIAN BODY. (KenH&rs- chtaigfi2.:entrup,Karlsruhe, Ger.). Experientia, 21: 724(1965). 20:13210 NIST

618 (C00-1181-1) THE RESPONSE OF THE RESPIRATORY TRACT AND LUNG TO INHALED STABLE RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES OF CERTAIN ELEMENTS. Annual Techni­ cal Report, March 1, 1963- February 28, 1964. Berke, Harry L.; Vorwald, Arthur J. (Wayne State Univ., Detroit, Mich., Dept. of Industrial Medicine and Hygiene). 96p. 24:16950

619 RESTING PLACES, DESPERSAL AND SURVIVAL OF ^Co-TAGGED ADULT RHQDNTJS PROLIXUS. Gomez-Nufiez, J. C. (Institute Venezolano de Inves- tigaciones Cientificas, Caracas). J. Med. Entomol., 6:83-6 (Jan. 1969). 23:50265

620 PRETENTION OF OOBALT IN EXPERIMEIJTALLY INDUCED KIDNEY DISEASE. STUDIES OF ^Co III IRRADIAIED AND SUBLIMATE-POISONED MOUSE KIDNEY. -36-

Salird, Heikki A.; Lindgren, Ilinari (Univ. Turku, Finland). Acta Radiol. Thero, Phys. Biol., 8:208-14 (June 1969). 23:41223

621 RETENTION OF RADIONUCLIDES 31 THE ATLANTIC CROAKER MICR0P0G0N UNDULATOS. Baptist, Jo}in P. (Bureau of Corraercial Fisheries, Beaufort, N. C). AS3 (Ass. Southeast, Biol J. Bui. 11:39 (April 1964). 20:32914

622 (0R0-614) SEMI-ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT (ON UT-AEC AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH). JANUARY 1- JUKE 30, 1963. (Tennessee Univ., Oak Ridge. UT-AEC Agricultural Research Lab. J. 120p. 18:11645

623 SOME ASPECTS OF ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF NORMAL LIVLR AND MALIOMANT HEPATO-IA. Nagarajon, B.; Sivaranakrishnan, V. M. (Cancer Inst., Madras, India). Indian J. C«nccr, 2:103-5 (June 1965). 21:20079

624 (ACRH-1000-67) SOME STUDIES OF ERYTHROID DIFFERENTIATION IN VITRO. Goldno3ser, Eugene; Gross, Martin (Argonne Cancer Research Hos­ pital, Chicago, 111. Chicago Univ., HI. Dept. Biochemistry). June 9, 1968. I6p. (COiJF-680635). 23:769

625 STUDIES IN ERYTHROPOIESIS IN CANCER PATIENTS USE NG RADIOACTIVE IRON AITD CHROMIUM. Dunjie, A.; Denuynck, G.; Van de Merckt, J. (insti- tut dm Cancer, Lovain, Belg.). J. Beige Radiol., 50:78-95 (1967) (in French). 21:26362

626 (NP-15159) STUDIES ON UPTAKE OF RADIOISOTOPES BY EDIBLE MARINE PRODUCTS. Progress Report, 1960-1962, Hujaraa, Yoshio (Tokyo Univ., (Japan). IAEA 51p. 19:43669

627 TRANSITION OF RADIOISOTOPES FROM THE MOTHER TO BAT PROGENY. Kulikova, V. G. Med. Radiol., 9:61-4 (Jan. 1964). (in Russian). 18:13432 -87-

623 UPTAKE AMD ELIMINATION OF CQBALT-60 EY CRAYFISH. Wiser, C. W.; Nelsen, D, J. (Oak Ridge National Lab., Term.). Ann. Midland Naturalist, 72:181-202 (July 1964). 19:2013

629 UPTAKE AND LOSS OF RADIONUCLIDES 3Y THE FRESHWATER CLAM LAMP- SHIS RADIATA. (Gmel.). Harvey, R. 3. (E. I. du Pont De Nemours and Co., Aiken, S. C). Health Phys., 17:149-54 (July 1969). 23:38437 PAEC

630 (USNRDL-Tr-119) UPTAKE OF FISSION PRODUCTS AND NEUTRON INDUCED RADIONUCLIDES BY THE CLAM. Gong, J. K.; Shipsnan, W. K.; Weis, H. V.; Conn, S. H. (Naval Radiological Defense Lab., San Francisco). Nov. 27,

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631 USE OF TISSUE CULTURE MEDIUMS STERILIZED WITH GAMMA RADIATION FROM CQBALT-60i Merchant, Donald J,; Stewart, Richard D.; Kenpe, Lloyd L.; Graikoski, John T. Proc. Soc. Exptl. Biol., Med., 86:128-31 (l954)May- 8:5101

632 WHOLE-BODY STUDIES ON IKE ABSORPTION OF 6°Co, 59Fe, 5^Mn, AND 65Zn BY LEVELS AND OTHER SUPPLEMENTAL DIVALENT ELEMENTS. Suso, F. A.; Edwards, H. M. Jr.; (Univ. of Georgia Athens). Poultry 3ci., 4^:933-8 (May 1969). 24:16963 "\ NIST

633 TliE WHOLE BODY RETENTION MEASUREMENT AS A SENSITIVE AIJD EXACT TSST FOR THE QUAIITITATIVE DETERMINATION OF THE INTESTINAL RESORPTION. I. THE RADIO-VITAMIN-B^ RESORPTION WHOLE BOPY RETENTION TEST. Heinnich, K. C; Gabbe, E. E. (Universitat, Hamburg). Atompraxis, 10:477-85 (Nov. 1964). (In German). 19:6?56

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634 ACCUMULATION COEFFICIENTS OF SEVEN RADIOISOTOPES BY THREE FRESH WATER ALGAE. Gileva, E. A. (Inst, of Biology, Urals' Branfch of -88- the Acadeiqy of Sciencoc; USSR). Doklady Akad. Nauk S.S.S.R. 132, 94^-9 (i960). June 1, (In Russian). 14:21271

635 THE ACCUMULATION OF SEVEN RADIOISOTOPES BY FOUR DIFFERENT FRESH-WATER ALGAE. Gileva, E. A. (inst. of Biology, Academy of Sciences, Ukrainian, SSR). Doklady Akad. Nauk SSSR, 149:1157-8 (Apr. 11, 1963). [In Russian). 17:28661

636 (HP-17646) ANNUAL RBPCRT, JJJLY 1965- JUNE 1966. (institut Rud- yer Boskovic, Zagreb, Yugoslavia). 23:9902

637 (PRNC-102) ANNUAL REPORT, 1966. (Puerto Rico Nuclear Center, Mayaguez). Sept. 1967. 249p. 22:23481

638 APPLICATION IN LIFE SCIENCES. Gerrard, iMartha (Oak Ridge Na­ tional Lab., Tenn.). Isotop. Radiat. Technol., 6:200-4 (Winter 1968-69). 23:4904 PAEC

639 (TID-7664 (p. 43-60)) THE AQUEOUS BEHAVIOR OF 3TR0NTIUM-85, CESIUM-137, ZINC-65, AND COBALT-60 AS DETERMINED BY LABORATORY TYPE STUDIES. Friend, Albert G. (Robert A. Taft Sanitary Engineering Center, Cincinnati). 17:40521

640 (COIIF-63IIII-I) CONCENTRATIONS OF 65Zn, 5^Mn, AND ^Co OB­ SERVED RECENTLY IN MARINE ORGANISMS OF THE EAST PACIFIC. Young, D. R.; Folsom, T. R. 13p. "21:381

641 (B13WL-SA-993) DEPOSITION OF A WIDE SPECTRUM OF RADIONUCLIDES IN THE FOOD CHAIN 3Y NUCLEAR PRODUCTION AND TESTING OPERATIONS. Per­ kins, R. W.; Nielsen, J. M. (Battelle-Borthwest, Richland, Wash., Pacific Northwest Lab.). Feb. 20, 1967. 10p. 21:22365 PAEC-mn

642 (NP-16906) DISTRIBUTION OF ^Co, pZn, pSr, AND ,;,'Cs IN A -b9-

FRESHWATER POND. Environmental Health Series. Public Health Service Publications No, 999-RH-24. Brung3, William A. Jr. (Public Health Ser­ vice, Rockville, Md.). Mar. 1967. 52p. 21:36536

643 (COHF-670503- pp. 346-54) DISTRIBUTION OF RADIONUCLIDES IN THE ENVIRONMENT OF ENIWETCK AND BIKINI ATOLLS, AUGUST 19&4. Welande, A. D. (Washington Univ. Seattle, Coll. of Fisheries). 33:17977 PAEC-

644 (RLO-1750-8 (vol. 1)) ECOLOGICAL STUDIES OF RADIOACTIVITY III THE COLUMBIA RIVER AT© ADJACENT PACIFIC OCEAN. Progress Report, July 1, 1965- June 30, 1966. MsCauley, James E. (Coup, and ed.). (Oregon State Univ., Corvallis, Dept. of Oceanography). July 1966. 20:40523 PAEC-mn

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646 EDENTATE ANODONTA COMPLANSHATA AS INDICATORS CONTAMINATION BY CERrJM, RUTHENIUM, AID CESIUM RADIOISOTOPES. Tehitchenko, M.M. ; Timo- feev, L. A. (Moscow State Unic.). Biol. Nauki, No. 6, 58-61 (1969). (In Russian). 24:4591

647 (ORNL-4318) THE EFFECTS OP BIOTIC COMPLEXITY AND FAST NEUTRON RADIATION ON 137Cs AND Co60 KINETICS IN AQUATIC MICROCOSMS. Ragsdole, H. L.; Witherspoon, J. P.; Nelson, D. J. (Oak Ridge National Lab,, Tenn.). Dec. 1968. 23:12043 PAEC-mn

648 (TID-25006) ENVIRONMENTAL RADIOACTIVITY AT ARGONNE NATIONS LABORATORY, JULY-DECEMBER 1968, Annual Summary, 1968. (Argonne National Lab., HI.). 32p. 23:24534 -90-

649 ESTIi&TION OF DOSE BATE AND EQUILIBRIUM STATE FROM BIOACCIMJ- LAIION OF RADIONUCLIDES BY MAMKAL3. Kaye, Stephen V.; Dunaway, Paul B. (Oak Rid^e National Lab., Tenn.). p. 107-11 of "Radicecology". New York, Reinhold Publishing Corp., and Washington, D. C, The American Institute of Biological Sciences, 1963. 17:33551

650 (CEA-COIIF-1341) EVALUATION OF LIMITING LEVELS FOR THE DISPOSAL OF LIQUID RADIOACTIVE EFFLUENTS IN COMTIiffiNTAL WATERS. Bittel, R.; Lacourly, G. (Commissariat a l,Energie Atomique,rontenay-aux-Roses (France), Centre d 'Etude Nucldaires^H -&a*!6^15p. (in French). (CONF-6£0536-l) 24:21093

651 HOW LIFE RESUMES OH IRRADIATED LAND. Barley, Jean-Jacques. Sci. Avenir, No. 261, 906-11; 927 (Nov. 1968). (In French). 23:29427

652 INFLUENCE ON SOIL MOISTURE OH THE BEHAVICB OF 35S, ^Co AND 9°Sr IN THE SOIL PLANT SYSTEM. Mironov, B. A.; Karavaeva, E. II. Tr. Inst. Ekol. Rast, Zhivotn, No. 61, 35-46 (1968). (in Russian) 24:7775

653 INFLUENCE OF SYSTEMATIC FERTILIZATION OF SOILS OK THE ACCUMU­ LATION OF RADIOISOTOPES HI TrIE CROPS. Gudyakin, I. V.; Timiryazev, Izv. Sel 'Skokhoz. Akad., No. 6, 133-50 (1963). (in Russian). 19:3832

654 55Fe LEVELS IN FISH AND IN FISH EATING POPULATIONS. Nutr. Revc. 25:24-6 (Jan. 1967). 21:18013 NIST

655 L^CRATORY EXPERIMENTS ON THE "JPTAKE OF ^Co AND 65Zn BY MARINE COASTAL ORGANISES. Van Weers, A. W. (Reactor Centrum Nederland, Petten, Netherlands), pp. 91 of "Proceedings of the Seminar on Marine Radioeco- logy. Parisj European Nuclear Eher&r Agency (1969). (CGNF-681225) 24:34222 -91-

656 LOSS OF WEIGHT wCo AND "Os FROM TREE LITTER IN THREE SUBSXS- TEKS CF A WATERSHED. Witkaqp, Martin; Frank, Marilyn L. (Oak Ridge Na­ tional Lab., Tenn.). Environ. Sci. Technol*, 3:1195-8 (Nov. 1969). 24:6019

657 (PRNC-60) MARINE BIOLOGY PROGRAM PROGRESS REPORT, FY 1965. (Puerto Rico Nuclear Center, Mayaguez). Apr. 1965. 228p. 23:12044 PAEC-nm

658 (CONF-681225) MARINE RADIOECOLOGICAL STUDIES IN JAPAN. Saiki, M. (National Inst, of Radiological Sciences, Tokyo), pp. 103-8 of "Proceedings of the Seminar on Marine Radioecologjfl Paris, European Nuclear Etoergy Agency (19^9)»

659 (JPRS-18548) (Excerpt) OK THE ACCUMULATION AND EXCRETION OF THE RADIQAQTIVE ISOTOPES OF SEVEN CHEMICAL ELEMENTS IN DRAGONFLY LARVAE. Volkova, G. A. Translated from Zool. Zh., 42:138-9 (1963). (0TS-63- 21502 (Excerpt). 17:17738

660 (SAN-310 P-4-3) PATHWAYS OF TRACE ELEMENTS IN ARTIC LAKE ECOSYS­ TEMS. PROGRESS REPORT APRIL 15, 1966- APRIL 14, 1967, Barodote, R. J. (Alaska Univ., College, Inst, of Marine Science). Feb. 20, 1967* 21: 2#68 PABC-ran

661 ON THE EFFECT OF ETHYLENEDIAMIHE TETRAACETATE (EDTA) ON THE ACCUMULATION COEFFICIENT AQUEOUS OF DIFFERENT RADIOISOTOPES FROM AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS BY FRESH-WATER PLANTS, T&aofeeva-Resovskaya, E. A.; Tiraofeev- Resoskii, N. V. (Inst, of Biology Urals Div., Acadeny of Sciences, USSR). Doklady Akad. Nauk S.S.S.R., 1308 210-13 (i960). (In Russian). 14:11431

662 POSSIBILITY OF CONTAMINATION OF INSECTIVOROUS GAME BIRDS DURING ECOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION USING INSECTS LABELED WITH ^Co.

'••"'• ^

Wegorek, WLadyslaw; Glogowski, Koziaicrz; Czaplicki, Edward (Inst, of Plant Protection Poziaan, Poland). Prace Naak Inst. Ochrony Rosl., 5 s

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663 (ORNL-4168, ft>. 61-118) RADIATION ECOLOGY. Auerbach, S. I. (Oak Ridge National Lab., Tenn.). 22:6772 PAEC-EBI

664 (ORKL-4316, pp. 71-60) RADIATION ECOLOGY. Auerbach, S. I. (Oak Ridge National Lab., Tenn.)* 23:9904 PAEC-nn

6$5 RADIOACTIVITY AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO OCEANIC FOOD CHAINS. Osterberg, Charles (Oregon State Uhiv»j Corvallis)* Pearcy, Williaa G.; Curl, Herbert Jr. J. Marine Res. (Sears Found Marine Res.). 22:2-12 (Jan. 15, 1964). 19:10732

666 (FRL-5) RADIOACTIVITY III SURFACE AND COASTAL WATERS OF THE 3RITISH ISLES, 1968. Mitchell, N. T. (Ministry of Agriculture, Fis­ heries and Food, Lowestoft (England). Fisheries Radiobiological Lab.). Nov. 196?. 39P. 24:21099

667 RADIOAKTIVME PRODUKTY DELENIIA V POCHVE I RASTENIYAKH. (Radioactive Fission Products in Soil and Plants). Gulyakin, I. V.; Yudintseva, E. V. Moscow, Gosatomizdat, 1962» 276p. 17:40541

668 RADIOECOLOGICAL SURVEILLANCE OF THE WATERWAYS AROUND A NUC­ LEAR FUELS REPROCESSING PLANT. Sax, N. I. (New York State Dept. of

Health, Albany). Lemon, Paul C#; Benton, Allen H.; Gabay, Jack J. Radiol. Health Data Rep., 10:289-96 (July 1969). 23:45684

669 (QRNL-4446, pp. 113-36) RADIONUCLIDE CYCLING IN AQUATIC ECO­ SYSTEMS. Brown, Eve3yn; Gammon, J. R.; Griffith, N. A. (and others), (Oak Ridge National Lab., Tenn.). 24:39464

670 (ORNL-4446, pp. 76-112) RADIONUCLIDE CYCLING IN TERRESTRIAL -93

EC0SYST34S. Anderson, Regina M.; Baker, C. £.; Brinkley, P. S. (and others), (Oak Ridge National Lab., Tenn.). 24:39463

671 RETENTION OF 51Cr, %o, ^Co, 65Zn, 85Sr, 95Wb, 11*mIh, AND 1311 BY THE ATLANTA CROAKER (MI^OPDGQJ* TmBUW^^Bqptist, J. P.; Hoss, D. E.; Lewis, C. W. (Bureau of Conmercial Fisheries, Beaufort, N. C.). Health Phys., 18:141-8 (Feb. 1970). 24:17014 PAEC

» • 672 (STI-PUB-226, CONF-6^0317) RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF WATER AND SOIL EI THE INDIRECT RADIOCESIUM AND RADIOCQBALT CONTAMINATION OF IRRIGATED RICE FIELDS, f-fcrttenaere, C. (EURAIOM, Ispra, Italy); Bour- - deau, Ph. Bittel, R. pp. 175-32 of "Environmental Contamination by- Radioactive Materials, Vienna, Austria. 24*7794

673 (CEA-CONF-1431) STUUf OF IKE BEHAVIOR OF RADIOCOBALT IN SEffLE ARTIFICIAL ECOSYSTEMS IRRIGATED BY SUBMERSION. Bittel, R. (CoEKiissa- riat a 1 'Energie Atonique, Fontenay-aux-Roses (France). Centre d 'Etudes Nucleaires), Merlini, M.; Jfyttenaere, C. Baudeau, Ph. (Euro­ pean Atonic Energy Corraunity, Ispra (Italy). Joint Nuclear Research Center). (1969). (French). (CONF-690918-4) 24:31887

674 SUMMARY OF FIELD STJDIE3 IN THE UNITED KINGDOM. Jefferies, D. F.; Preston, A. (Fisheries Radiobiological Lab. Loweshaft, Eng.).

pp. 67-71 of "J&rine Radioecology, 4Paris; European Nuclear Energy Agen­ cy (1969). 24:34216

675 SOMMAHY OF RESEARCH CARRIED OUT IN SWEDEN. Hannery, L. 0. G.; (iJational Water Protection Service, Drattingfaoljii, Sweden), pp. 73-4 °£ "Proceedings of the Seminar on Marine Radioecology, Paris, European Nucl. Energy Agency (1969). 24:34217

676 (CONF-681225) SUMMARY OF WORK PERFORMED AT AKHEBOLAGET ATOMENERGI. Agnedal, P. 0. (Aktiebolaget Atoinenorgi, StudsviJk, Sweden), pp. 87-8 of "Proceedings of the Seminar on Marine Radioecology, Paris, ^94-

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677 TRANSFER CF MDIOISOIOESS BETWEEN DETRITUS AND H&HK85 HAG- BOl&VEmBRATBS IN liABCfvlTORy MIGRGSCOSYSISJ©. WUJbm, Jerry W (Oak Kidge National Lab., 3er>n,}. Health PJ^s,, 16:277-84 (Mar, 1970). 24*21105 FAEC

678 (II?-17533) mi UPTAIi;, MAXBIOM CQtIGENTaATia?, AND LOSS OP SE­ LECTED RADIONUCLIDES BY IinFH?I332iTA.TI^i ORGANISMS IK THB ADRIATIC SEA* <>*• ANSJUAL H&PGRT, JHLr 1, 1965- JOSE 30, 1966. Keckes, Stjepanj P**ar, . Zvonimir (lastitut Badjer Boskovic, Zegreb (Yugoslavia), 287fc>. 23 .'43716 f g |" . 679 UPTAKE BETFHECOT AID DISTRIBUTION OP ***Qog ^Si, %* AS) ^1 ••/If: IN TH3 B0UGH~SKB1©B '.KEWT (l^T^KA mWM^SA;}* ^mmWm^te^L S$% B1V Valett, $rjm Batson, Corvallifl, Oreg.; State Ifoiv. 24:4^70

•f¥* H„ 680 SHE USB OF CCBAL?~6C FCH LABELING SKAB3 IK THE STUB* 0* HELD Pd^UMTIOKS. Vebbe. CT„; Read, W, W, C. (Mfcjistsy of Health and EaBt African Inst* 5or Mrcdrxal Research, Ifevanza, TangarQrika). Arm. Thop. Med. Parasitol. 56'206-^ (July 1962;,' 17*21406

c 681 VOPBOSf MORSKOI BIOLOGII, TezSsy II 7$9sap3Sm& Si&postiwa Mc&otfykh, Sevastopol, 19$?• (Problem of Marine Biology); Report* of

the Second Symposium of To-rag £oi3nti3ts« •• HV/<^;fc©p&l, 1069) #;vK4*jrf

! Izdatel stco j?2ukc*ra TJunVa, J969. 1^6pf #*4>71S '-I

$'• GonetljDa and QrtogBtietica 682 CmOl$B0MAL ABLATIONS IN A HATQRAL fmnMtM Ofr CKEUW nms wmms SKFOSBD TO CHRONIC LOWOTSI; RAD&tiai. Bi^afc, su & (Oak Ridgo National Lub., Torn,}* Evolution/19*421-9 (Sept. 1965)# -95-

683 (STI-FUB-126, pp. 869-33) LOW LEVEL CHRONIC IRRADIATION OF SAL?ION EGGS AND ALEUINS. Bonhan, K.; Donaldson, L. R. (Uhiv. of Washington, Seattle). 21:16319 PAEC

Health Physics and Safety

684 ABSORPTION OF METALLIC COBALT-60 FROM A SUBCUTANEOUS SITE. Nickson, xM.; Lamerton, L. F.; Mayneord, W. V. Nature, 164, 613 (1949) Oct. 8 3:2049 NIST

685 (JAERI-5003) ADSORPTIGE! OF aiREIER-FRES RADIONUCLIDES WITH VERMICULATE. 'Jeno, K. (Japan Atonic Energy Research Inst., Tokyo), (in Japanese). 16:11958

686 ANALYSIS OF GAMMA RADIATION EKERGY ABSORPTION PHENOMENON APPLIED TO THE SCIN3EGRAPHIC TECHNIQUE OF 30DY ORGANS EXAMINATION. Malesa, Jan.; Nowoseelski, Janusz (Physical Institute of Oncology, Warsaw).

Pol. Przegl. Radiol. Med, Nukl.f 33:805-11 (1969). 24:34341

687 APPLICATION OF RADIOISOTOPES IN URCLOGIC.X DIAGNOSIS^jOeSter, Arne; McKinney, Archie; Madsen, Paul 0. (Veterans Administration, Hospital. Madison, Wis.). Urologe, 7:138-42 (1968). (In German). 23:38637

688 THE BEHAVIOR OF RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES IN A SEWER. Mitchell, N. T.; Brendish, K. R.;Eden, G. E. J. Proc. Inst. Sewage Purif., 586-91 (1962). 17:36061

689 (K-L-6131) BIOPHYSICAL LIMNOLOGY THE ASSESSMENT OP LOU-LEVEL CONTAMINANTS IN NATURAL WATER. Lammers, William T. (Oak Ridge Gaceous Diffusion Plant, Tenn.). Feb* 24, 1967. 24p. (CONF-670508-1) 21:22409

690 (NYO-901-37, pp. 14r-30) BIOPHYSICS AND RADIATION PROJECTION. -96-

(New England Deaconess Hospital, Boston, Mass^ Cancer Research Inst.),

Health Physics and Safety 691 TIE CALIBRATION LIQUID SAMPLES-OF LOW INTENSITY. Das, H. A.; Van Raaphorst, J. G.; Umans, II. J, K. M. (Reactor Centrum Nederland, Petten, Netherlands). Euronuclear, 2:544-7 (Nov. 1965). 20:9196 PAEC

692 (AEC-Tr-6641, pp. 78-104) CERTAIN BIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF RADIO-­ ACTIVE CONTAMBIATIQItf OF THE SEA AND OCKANS. Polikarpov, G. G. Trans­ lated from Radioactivnaya Zagryoznennost Morei i Oklanov, Izalatel stve Nauka. Moscow, 1964. 21:8806

693 137Cs- ^Co COMPARISON. Rizzo, F. V„; Cunningham, G. E.; Galan- ter, L,; Gusach, J. H. (Drooidiaven National Lab, Upton, N. Y.). Trans. Aiaer. Nucl. Soc., 10-50 (June 1967). 21:36588 PAEC

694 COBALT-60 BOMBS. Duning, G. M. (U. S. Atonic Energy Commis­ sion Washington, D. C). Health Phys., 4, 52-4 (i960) Oct. 15:4185 PAEC

&)5 6°Co ROTATIONAL THERAPY CALCULATOR. Scott, Walter P. Radio­ logy, 85:965-7 (Nov. 1965). 20:1723 NIST

696 (ORNL-P-3081) COMPARATIVE MOVEMENT OF 106Ru, ^Co AND ^Cs IN AIITROPQD FOOD CHAINS. Crosley, D. A. Jr. (Oak Ridge National Lab., Term.). 1967. 24p. (CONF-670503-14) 21:32651 PAEC-nm

697 (AFRRI-Cr-65-2) A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF RADIOACTIVE SOURCE ARRANGEMENTS FOR SIMULATING FALLOUT GAMMA RADIATIONS FIELDS. French, R. L. (Radiation Research Association Inc., Fort Worth, Tex.). June 1964. 111p. 20:23345 **t^^mmmmmmmmmmmmmr*mm

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698 COMPARISON CF OUTPUT DOSES BY VARIOUS DOSI11ETERS. Tekeshita, Kenji; Sawada, Shozo; Sunayaahiki, Tadashi (Hiroshima Univ.). Froc. Res. Inst, Nucl. Ibd. Biol., No. 7, 44-53 (1966). (in Japanese), 20:45992

(m (ASCL-2233) COIiTAMINATION COMOL AM) WASTE DISPOSAL IN HIGH LEVEL ISOTOPE OPERATIONS AT AECL. Trott, A. F. (Atonic Energy of Canada Ltd., Chalk Rivor (Ontario). Apr. 1965, I8p. (C0NF-65O604-4) 19:30435

700 C01ITRIBUTI0IB3 TO THE PHYSICS OF TELECOBALT 0HERAPY WITH SPE­ CIAL REFERENCE TO THE BUILD-UP EFFECT. Rosenow, U. (ifeiv. Goettingen, Ger.). Fortschur- Geb. Roentgenstr. Nuclearmed., 103:618-24 (Nov. 1965). (In German). 21:22443

701 100-C'JRIE 137Cs UNIT: PHYSICAL ASPECTS. Lakshmana, A„ V.; Paul, K.; Vanithanony, V. (Cancer Inst., Madras). Indian J. Cancer, 2:110-14 (June 1965). 21:8823

702 (Qnelan, AED-DISS. 63-306) THE' DECOlTTAMIHATia; OF RADIOACTIVE WATER WITH CHEMICAL PRECIPITATION. Kuse, H, Thesis, Brunswick, Tech- nische, Hochschule. 1963. 66p. (in German). 18:20266

703 DECONTAMINATION OF SURFACES OF IIATERIALS CONTAMINATED BY RADICX- ISOTOPES. Miazek-Kula, Maria. Prace Central Inst. Ochrony Pracy, 11:3-26 (1961). (In Polish). 19:4419

704 (SZS-13/69) DECONTAiCQiATIOrj CF TEXTILE SAMPLES WI3H SIMULATED COMMERCIAL DETERGENTS. Uhger, H.; Richter, K. (StaaELiche Zentrale fuer Strahlenschutz, Berlin (East Germany). Oct, 1969. 24p. (In Ger­ man). 24:21150

705 DECREASE OF IRRADIATION INTEIJSITY BY THE PROPER CHOICE OF ISO -98-

TOFES. Kostenko, V. T. Gig. Sanit., No. 9, 90-1 (Sept. 1968). (In Russian). 23:6468

706 (CONF-660920-13) DEPTH-DOGE DISTRIBUTIONS FOR FALLOUT AM) SIMULATED FALLOUT FIELDS. French, E. L. (Radiation Research Associates,

Inc., Forth Worth, Tex.)t Garrett, C. W. 27p. 22:6831

707 DETERMINATION OF ^Co TO Co RATIO FOR THE ESTIMATION CF FAST NEUTRON DOSE FROM THE ATOMIC BOMBS IN HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI. Kawamura, S.; Izawa, M.; Maruyan, T.; Tanaka, E.; Kashizume, M. (National Inst, of Radiological Sciences, Chiba, Japan). Health Phys., 13:801-6 (July 1967) 21:32673

708 mTEmmuvnoii DOSE IN INTRACAVITARY CONTACT THERAPY WITH ^CO BEADS AMD IN INTERSTITIAL THERAPT. Caretti, G.; Chianura, G. (Univ. . Bologna). Radiobiol. Radioterap. Fis. Med., 20:476-88 (Nov.- Dec. , 1965). (In Italian). 20:16765

709 A DEVICE TO FACILITATE THREADING OF ^Co BEADS. Legal, J.; Campbell, E. M. (Manitoba Cancer Treatent and Research Foundation, Wtanapeg, Can.). Radiology, 85:959-61) (Nov. 1965). 20:1722 PAEC

710 DISPOSAL OF LIQUID WA3'iES INTO COASTAL WATERS. Tenpleton, W, L. (Battelle Memorial Inst., Richland, Wash.). Chen. Eng. Progr., 66: No. 2, 45-50 (Feb. 1970). 2406750 NIST

711 DISPOSAL OF RADIOACTIVE WASTES FROM U. S. NAVAL MJCLEAk-POWERSD SHIPS AND THEIR SUPPORT FACILITIES, 1967. mies, M. E.; Mangeno, J. J. (Dept, of the Navy, Washington, D. C.). Radiol. Health Data Rep., 10: 135-8 (Apr. 1969). 23:31744

712 DISPOSAL OF RADIOACTIVE WASTES FROM U, S. NAVAL NUCLEAIWPOWERED -99-

SHIPS AND THE JR SUPPORT FACILITIES, 1968. Miles, M. E., Mangeno, J. J. Radiol. Health Data Rep., 10:375-7 (Sept. 1969). 24:2668

713 (BNL-50073) DOSE-EFFECT MODIFYING FACTORS IN RADIATION PRO­ TECTION. Report of Subcommittee M-4 (Relative Biological Effective­ ness) of the National Commission on Radiation Protection. (Brook- haven National Lab., Upton, H. Y. ). Aug. 1967. 34p. 22:19325

714 THE DOSIMETRY PHHKTOMS LESS THAU 25 Cn. THICK. (PRELIMINARY 137 60

RESULTS -X-RAY DiJV.IC5St*Cs, i\ND • Co). Legare, Jeanoare (Univ. of Montreal). StrahlGntherapie, 129:200-6 (Feb. 1966). (In French). 20:18977

715 (BNWL-SA-1248) EFFECT OF HANFORD REACTOR SHUTDOWN Oil COLUMBIA RIVER BIOTA. Watson, D. G.; Gushing, C. E.; Coutant, G. C; Ten^leton, W. L, (Battelle-Northwest, Richland, Wash., Pacific Northwest Lab.). May 3, 1967. 21p. (COKT-670503-2) 21:26407 PAEC-mn

716 (DPST-67-30-1) EFFECT OF THE SAVANNAH RIVER PLANT OK ENVIRON­ MENTAL RADIOACTIVITY SEMIANNUAL REPORT, JULY-DECEMBER, 1966. (Du Pont De Nemours (E. I. ) and Co., Aiken, S. C. Savannah River Lab.). 20p. 21:16336

717 EFFT.CTS OF NEW FORMS OF ENERGY IN INDUSTRY AND MEDICAL SERVICE. Felton, Joan Spencer. Occupational Med. 5> 73-77 (194#)» Jan. 2:131

718 (DPST-70-30-1) EFFECT OF THE SAVANNAH RIVER PLANT ON ENVIRON- ME25TAL liADIOACTIVITY. SEMIANNUAL REPORT JULY-DECEMBER, 1969. (Du Pont

De Nemours (E. I.) and Co., Aiken, S# C. Savannah River Lab.). Apr. 1970. 19p. 24:25473

719 EFFECTS OF RADIOACTIVE COBALT ON THE RESISTANCE OF THE ORGk- •100-

NISM TO IONIZING RADIATION. Diinitrov, L. A#;(hfed. Inst, of Sofia,

Bulagaria). Mod. Radiol., 2 : No. 4, 11-18 (1957) July -Aug. (in Russian) 12:43

720 (DOCKET-50201-26) (WEST VALLEY REPROCESSING PLANT). ENVIRQB-

KI3NT/A RAlftOJtetlttPY^IN NEi7 Yt)RK S?M!E 19_68# (Nev^¥orfc State :Pe£*« of Hdaltb^Atbsuiy) . 1* July. 1969* 24p. ZkiW&k

721 (3C-TM-67-405) ESTIMATING BODY BURDEN LEVELS OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS FROM URINARY DATA FOR A NUMBER OF IMPORTANT RADIONUCLIDES. Crites, Thomas R. (Sandia Corp., Albuquerque, N. Mex.). Aug, 1967. 36p, 22:2508 PAEC-mn

722 THE ESTIMATION OF INTERNAL RADIATION DOSE FROM METABOLIC AND EXCRETION DATA" FOR ^Co, 59Fe, 5^4nn AND.65Zn. Freke, A. M.; Duncan,

Kf P.; (United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, Harwell, Eng.). Monogr. Nucl. Hed. Biol., No. 2, 127-34 0963), 23:24634

723 AN EVALUATION OF ^Co ROTATIONAL '.TELETHERAPY EQUIPMENT. DeVore, Waldo D.; Greenlane, Robert H. (Univ. of iteitucky, Lexington). Amer. J. Roentgenol. Radium Therapy Nucl. Med,, S>9:600-5 (Mar. 1967). 21:32676 NIST

724 (BNWL-316 (Appl.)) EVALUATION OF RADIOLOGICAL CONDITIONS IN THE VICINITY OF KANFORD FOR 1965. APPENDICES. Moore, Darlene; Essig, T. M. (eds. and comps.), (3attelle-Northwest, Richland, Wash., Pacific North­ west Lab.). Sept. 1966, I8p. 21:34649

725 EVALUATION OF RADIOLOGICAL CONDITIONS IN THE VICINITY OF HAN- FORD FOR 1967, Wooldrige, C. B. (ed„). (Battelle-IIorthwest Richland, Wash., Pacific Northwest Lab,.), Feb. 1969. 13$p« 23:33702 (BNWL- 983 (App.). -101-

726 EXAMINATION OF DECONTAMINATION OF SURFACE. Miaaek-Kula, K.; Snal, Z. (Inst, of Nuclear Research Warsaw). Nukleonika, 10: Supple, 131-3 (1965U (In Polish) 22:4626

727 EXPERIENCE OF THE NUCLEAR MEDICINE LABORATORY AT THE M.F.A. (ACRONYM NOT EXPLAINED) POLYCLINIC IN THE PROBLEM OF PROIECTIO^ FROM TH S DAMAGING EFFECT OF IONIZING RADIATION, Wasserstron, V.; Hersco- vici, H. Rev. Sanit. Mil., 16 Special No., 393-403 (1965) (in Runa* ' . nian). 21:4301

728 OUR EXPERIENCES WITH PERSONAL FILM DOSIMETRIC DETERMBIATORS. Boros, Laszlo; Niklos, ICatalin (3udapest Qrvostudoiaanyi Egyetem). Orv. Hetil., 109:2318-6 (Oct. 20, 1968). (in Hungarian) 2404327

729 EXTERNAL EXPOSURE FROM FALLOUT DEPOSITED ON THE GROUND AND THE PROTECTING EFFECT OF RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURES. Yamashita, l*Lkio; Matsuda, Setsuko;Watanabe, Hironibo; Nippon, Genshiryoku, Gakkaishi, 7:232-41 (May 1965). (In Japanese) 19:30468

730 FILM DOSIMETRY OF 6°C6 BEAM RADIATION. Tsunemoto, Hiroshi (National Inst, of Radiological Sciences, Chiba, Japan); Kusunioto, Goro. Nippon Igaku Hoshasen Gakkai Zasshi, 26:876-81 (Oct. 1966). (In Japanese) 21:30822

731 FILM DOSIMETRY OF COBALT-0O RADIATION. Mauduli, Walter; Gould, David M.; Lane, John W. (Univ. of Arkansas. Little Rock). Am. J. Roentgenol., Radium Therapy Nuclear Med. 83,520-4 (1?60). Mar. 14:9678 NIST

732 (HASL-169) FLIGHT DATA AND RESULTS OF RADIOCHEMICAL ANALYSES OF FILTER SAMPLES COLLECTED DURING 1964. Progress Report No. 12, on Project Stardust. Feely, Herbert W.; John, E,; Leo, Iftcah W. M. (iso­ topes, Inc., Westwood, N. J. ). Jan. 1, 1966. 143p. 20:16728 -102-

733 GAMMA-RAY PROTECTION ON THE "THERATRON" COBALT UNIT. Jones, D, E. A. (Mount Vernon Hospital, Northwood, Middlesex), Brit. J, Radio.,30: 550-2 (1957) Oet*\ 12:42 PAEC

734 C.AM4A SPECTROMETRY OF NEUTRON. ACTIVATED SOILS, -fciaiiita,. H.;

Stoon,A, J.; Wood, R. At (Univ. of California, Los Angeles). Health Phys., 12, 1299-1305 (Sept. 1966). 20:43607 PAEC

735 GRID FIELD DOSBETRY FOR 60Co DSAMS. Bryant, T. H. E. (Midd­ lesex Hospital Medical School, London). Brit. J. Radiol., 39:75-7 (Jan. 1966). 20:13010 PAEC

736 THE HAZARD OF RADIOACTIVE CONTAMINATION BY THE USE OF wCo. Ries, Julius K. (Der I Frauenklinik dcr Universitat, Munich). Strah- lentherapie 104, 605-8 (1957). (in German) 12:7108

737 (TID-7635 (p. 59-77)) HEAT TRANSFER STUDY OF C0BALT-60 SHIPPING CONTAINER. Adler, L. 3. (Brookhaven National Lab., Upton, N. Y. ). 17:3218

738 HOW CAN THE DEPTH EFFECT OF GAMMA IRRADIATION BE INFLUENCED? Schipper, P. (Siemens-Reiniger-Werke A. G. Erlan^cn, Goiv)« Strahlen- therapie, 126, 514-8 (Apr. 1965). (in German). 21:14642

739 (JPRS-9706 (p. 28-34)) HYGIENIC CHARACTERIZATION OP SOME CASES OF APPLICATION OF RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES IN BLAST-FURNACE PLANTS. Volkova, N. I. (Translation). 16:32Q3

740 AN IDE/. ON THE MAXIMUM PERMISSABLE CONCENTRATION OP RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS IN SEA WATER. Hdyaraa, Yoshio (Tokyo Univ.), Rec. Oceangr. Works Jap., 5: No. 2, 98-104 (Mar. i960). 20:11054

741 (UCRL-70788) IMPLICATIONS OP THE UTAH SITUATION FOR FUTURE USES OF NXLEAR ENERGY. Ng, Yook C, (California Univ., Livonnore -103-

Lawrence Radiation Lab,). Nov* 14, 1967. 5

742 (CRAIM07, p. 24S-51) IMPROVEMENT IN ACCURACY OF WHOUB-BCDY RADIOISOTOPE QUANTITATION BY TOE SCATTER-WINDOW METHOD. Gibbles, W. D.; Hodges, Harold D.; Queener, R. F.; Lushbaugji, C. C. (Oak Ridge . Associated Universities, Inc. Term. Medical Div.). 23:35729 PAEC-nffi

743 INTERDEPENDENCE BETWEEN THE DECSEE OF IEC0NTAKD1ATT0N OF . ACIDPROOF STEEL CONTAMINATED BY RADIOACTIVE COBALT AND THE 3YPE OF SURFACE OF THE STEEL. Miazek-Kula, Ifetria. Prace Central Inst. Ochrony Pracy, 14- 150-72 (1964). (in Polish). 19:4423

744 INTERDEPENDENCE BETWEEN DEGREE CF SURFACE DECQNTAMBIATIOit OF RADIOACTIVE AND SI8BIE ISOTOPES IN COSTCAMINaTION SOLUTION. Miazek- Kula, Maria. Prace Central Inst. Ochrony. Pracy, 14:231-41 (1964)§ (In Polish). 19:9422

745 ISGDQSE MEASUREMENT FOR ^Co EYE APPLICATORS. PART II. GENERAL CALCULATIONS OF DEPTH DOSS FOR CIRCULAR AREA ACTIVITY QUW8-11. Rassow, J.'; Strueter, H.-D.; Maguns, L.; Goebbeler, T. (Ruhs Univ., Essen). Radiol. Clin. Biol., 39: No. 1, •*£.-*& ({#&)')- (^ Geiam). 24J4S554

746 (RCC-IU165) AN ISOTOPE HANDLING CALCULATOR (MC-111) FOR GAJWA- RAY SOURCES WITH LEAD SHIELDING. West, R. (United Kingdom Atomic Cler­ gy Authority, Research Group. Radiochemical Centre Amersham, Bucks, England). July 1963. 4p. 17:39316

747 (NP-S169) LONG LIVED ISOTOPES OBSERVED IN FALLOUT, Stw%

P. 0.; Mac kin, J. L.; MacDonald, Dt; Zigman, D. E. (Naval Radiological Defense Lab., San Francisco). *fer. 26, 1958. Decl, Sept. 29, 1$59)» -104-

13p. 14:106^0

748 (BNWL-11$3-1) THE MEASUREMENT OF RADIATICN EXPOSURE OF ASTRO­ NAUTS BY RADIOCHEMICAL TECHNIQUES. DETERME(ATICW OF THE RADIONUCLIDE CONTENT CF FECES AND URINE 3R0M ASTRONAUTS ENGAGED IN SPACE FLIGHT. QUARTERLY RESEARCH REPCRT TO THE NASA MANNED SPACECRAFT CENTER, APRIL S~ JUNE 30, 1969. Brodzinski, R. L.; Palmer, H. E.; Rancitelli, L. A. (3attalle-Northwsst, Rich}and, Wash. Pacific Northwest, Lab.). July 1$, 1969. 5Qp. 24:12066

749 (BNWL-1183-3) THE MEASUREhENT OF RADIAH0I1 EXPOSIRE OF A32R0- NAUTS BI RADIOCHETHCAL TECHUIQES. QUARTERLY RESEARCH REPORT TO THE NASA MANNED SPACECRAFT CENTER, OCTCBER 6, 1969- JANUARY 4, 1970. Brodzinski, R. L.; Rancitelli, L. A.; Bailer, W. A. (Battelle-Northvest Richland, Wash. Pacific Northwest Lab.). 15 Jan. 1970. 19p. 24:23191

750 (BNWL-1183-4) THE MEASUREME1IT OF RADIATION EXPC6URE OF ASTRO­ NAUTS BY RADIOCHEMICALS TECHNIQUES. QUARTERLY RESEARCH REPORT , JANUARY 5, 1970- APRIL 5, 1970, Brodzinski, R. L.; Rancitelli, L. A.; Mailer, W. A. (Battelle-Northwest, Richland, Wash. Pacific Northwest Lab.). 15 April. 1970. 27p. 24:39501

751 (3NWL-1183-5) THE IfcASUREMENT OF RADIATIG& EXPOSURE OF ASOEO- NAUTS BY RADIOCHEMICALS TECHNIQUES. QUARTERLY RESEARCH REPORT 3D THE NASA MANNED SPACECRAFT CENTER, APRIL 6- JULY 5, 1970. Brodzinski, R. L.; Haller, W. A. (Battelle-Nbrthwest, Richland, Wash. Pacific Northwest Lab,). 15 July 1970. 2?p. 24:48535

752 J&ASUREMENT OF TISSUE-AIR RATIOS AND SCAKER FONCTK3K3 FOR LARGE FIELD SIZES, FOR Co GAMA RADIATION. Gupta, S. K„; Cunnin^iaQ, J. R. (Univ. of Toronto* Ontario Cancer Inst., Toronto)* Brit. J. P^diol., 39? 7-11 (Jan. 1966). 20s13009 PAS?

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753 NEWER TRACER TECHNIQUES IN HEl^TGLOGY. Melntyre, Patricia A.; Wagner, Henry N. (Johns Hopkins Hedical Institutions, Baltimore)* Progr. Henatol., 6: 305-37 (1969). 23:41368

•754 W THE SURVEY OF THE LEAKAGE OF C03ALT-60 SOURCES. Hirotake, Kakehi; Guio, Uchiyama; Noboru, Arimizu; Kenji, Saegusa (Chiba Univ., Japan). J. Radiation Research (Japan)> 1^ 5*£>$d'

755 OTHER DATA, RADIOL. HEALTH DATA REP., it): 27-1-9. (Jiine-1>969>. 23:35738

756 (BNWL-322) PACIFIC NOWHWEST LABORATORY MONTHLY ACTIVITIES REPORT, AUGOST 1966, ON ABC DIVISION OF BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE PROGRAMS. (Battelle-Northwest, Richland, Wash, Pacific Northwest Lab.). Sept. 1966. 1%>. 21:34650

757 PERSONNEL DOSIMETRY IN INDUSTRIAL DEPECTOSCOPI, Khol, Frantisek (State Research Study of Materials, Prague). Jad. Enorg*, 12: 146-9 (1966)* (3h Czech). 20:31464

758 PHOTOGRAPHIC DOSIMETRY; GAMMA CALIBRATION GLivares MufSoz, M. P. (Hospital de San Juan de Dios, Madrid). Acta Oncol* (Madrid)*, 4:78-100 (Jan*- June-1$S5)> (in Spanish). 21:12865

759 THE PHOTOGRAPHIC REPRESENTATION OF ISODOSB PATTERNS BY !H& APPLICATION OF THE SABATTHK EFFECT* Tsien, K. C; Robbins, Robert (Temple Univ.*. Medical Center, Philadelphia)* Brit* J. Radiol., 39: 1-6 (j^ow \96b)% 20:13008 PAEC

760 (CONF-660621-4) PORTABUB INSTRUMENTATION FOR DETECTION OF MAXI­ MUM PERMISSIBLE BURDEN OF INSOLUBLE ^Co LUHG CONTAMINATION* Zendle,

R*# Feinerg, R. J. (Knolls Atomic Power Lab*, Schenectady, N, Y. )• June 28, 1966* 1%>* 20:41190

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761 PRACTICAL CONTROL OF RADIATION HAZARDS IN PHYSICS RESEARCH. Mayer, Burton J. (Univ. of California, Berkeley). Ann. Rev. Nuclear Sci., 8. 327-*& (199®~ 13:4806

762 THE PRESENT STATUS OF THERAPY WITH RADIOACTIVE COBALT AND OBiER HIGH ENERGY X-RAY A!© GMfllA-RAY SOURCES. Collins, Vincent P. (Baylor Univ., Houston, Tex.), p. 147-73 of "Progress in Atomic Medicine, vol.1." New York, Grune and Stratton, 1965. 19:26216

763 (CONF-660943-(Vol. 2)) PROBLEMS IN SUBSTITUTING RADIUM BY ARTIFICIAL RADIONUCLIDES III MEDICINE AM) INDU51EY. Koenig, W.; Ott, R.; Rietdorf, M. (Radiation Protection Center, Berlin), pp. 27-30 of Proceedings of the Second %raposiura on Health Physics Pecs. Hungary, September 26-30, 1966, vol. II Budapest, Publishing Group of the Central Research Institute for Phy3ic3, 1966. 21:28487

764 PROBLEMS OF RADIOACTIVE CONTAMINATION IN THE SPHERE CF NU1RI- TION OCCASIONED BY TECHNICAL ATOMIC DEVELOPMENTS. A CONTBIBOnON TO THE DISCUSSION OF RISKS, CONTRa, AND PROTECTION POSSIBILITIES. Herbst, Willy (Univ. Freiburg i. B.). Vitalstoffe Ziullisationskrankh; 8: 215-8 (Oct.- 196^). (In German). 21:14644

765 . PROTECTION AGAINST RADIATION FROM RADIUM, COBALT-60, CESIUM-137. Natl. Bur. Standards Handbook 59, Sept. 14, 1954. 79p. 9:1452

766 RADIATION PROTECTION FOR ENTRANCE DOORS OF COBALT THERAPY ROOMS, Calanrini, A. (C. If. F. Mueller, Hamburg). Meo^amundi, 11: 1^5-7 (1966). 21:24435 PAEC-mn

767 (UCRL-50596) RADIOACTIVE DEBRIS FROM UNDERGROUND NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS. 1. PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS. 2. BIOLO­ GICAL 'AVAILABILITY 01? THE EfiBItMlttCUMS TO AQUATIC ANIMALS.

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Harrison, Florence L. (California Univ., Livernore Lawrence Radia­ tion Lab.). Feb. 7, 1969. 28p. 23s 1306 PABC-mn «

768 RADIOAKTIVESYI KOBALT ^Co. (Radioactive 60Co.) Sinitsyn, V.I. Moscow, Atomiadat, 1967. H2p. 21sVlt30

769 (HW-7333 (p. 29-76)) RADIOLOGICAL PHYSICS. Palmers, H.B.; Swamberg, F. Jr. et al. (General Electric Co., Hanford Atomic Pro­ ducts Operations, Richland, Wash.). 17:108^9

770 (AD-683208) RADIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF HAMPTON ROADS, VIRGINIA. Harvey, Hubert D. Jr.; Toeber, Erwin D.; Gordon, John A. (South­ eastern Radiological Health Lab., Montgomery Ala.). Jan. 1968. 23p. 22:31721

771 (SAM-TDR-6*f-1*f) SCATTERED RADIATION FROM A COBALT-60 SOUBOB IN A BRICK STRUCTURE. Cochran, Rogers W. (School of Aerospace Medicine Brooks A.F.B. Tex.). June 196**. 8p. (AD-6035D 19s9*»07

* 772 SEARCH FOR EFFECTIVE DECONTAMINATING SOLUTIONS USED TO H8- MOVE wCo FROM DURALUMINUM AND STEEL-3 BY ULTRASONIC CLEANING. Kochergin, S.M.; Moiseenko, S.K. Zh. Prikl. Khim., 38:2337-9 (Oct. 1965)• (In Russian) 20:16767

773 A SIMPLE PROCEDURE FOR ESTIMATING OFFAXIS DOSES IN A MEDIUM IRRADIATED BY 6°Co BEAMS. Tsien, K.C.j Wright, D.J.j Chou, Chao- Chin (Temple Univ., Philadelphia). Radiology, 88*967r72 (May 1967) 21i28*£fe

77^ A STUDY OF CERTAIN RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES IN SELECTED WASTESWATER TREATMENT PLANTS. Folsen, T.R. (Scripps Institution of Oceanography, La Jolla, Calif.)• Kahamao, G.J.; Betz, J.M.}

i Garber, W.F. J. Water Pollution Control Federation, 35*50^-33 (Mar/ 1963) 17*36063 -108-

775 (ORNL-3492 (p. 51-62) STUDY OF WHITE OAK GREEK DRAINAGE BASIN. Lomsnickj T. F.; tyrick, H. J.; MesMaster, W. M.; Richardson, R* M.; Gardiner, D. A, (Oak Ridge National Lab., Tenn.). 17:39300 PAEC

776 RADIONUCLIDE DECAY SCHEMES AM) NUCLEAR PARAMETERS ICR D3E IN RADIAUCK-DOSE ESTIMATION. Dilliaan, U T. (Oak Rfctge. Kattcnra). Jua^, Tenn.). Ohio Weslayan Univ., Delaware, Ohio). J. Nucl. Med., 10 Suppl. No. 2, 7t&.. (Hac*.^^)** 24:14492 PAID

777 RADIONUCLIDE DISTRIBUTION IN PACIFIC SALMON. Jenkins, C. E. (Battelle Memorial Inst. Richland, Mash.). Health Phys., 1?y5P7i**& (Sept. 1969). 23:45725 PABC

778 REMOVAL OF RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES FROM COTTON CLOTHS CONTA­ MINATED WITH IONIC RADIOISOTOPES ACCOMPANYING OIL! SOILS.. Takada, Kazuo (Japan Atomic Energy Research Inst., Tokyo). Wadachi, Yoshiki; Yamaoka, Xoshito; Naguchi, Shun; Muramatsu, Miteuo. Radioisotopes (Tokyo). 14:487-92 (Nov- 1965). 20:5676

779 RESULTS OF COMPARATIVE STUDIES IN A MAN-LIKE PHANTOM BETWEEN MEASURED AND CCS4PUTER-DETSRMINED DOSE DISTRIBUTIONS WITH DIFFERENT RADIATION METHODS. Eichom, H. J. (Robert-Roessle Hospital, Berlin). Radiology, 88:1154-8 (June 1867). 22:508 NIST

780 RESULTS OF I-E/.SUIlEMEilTS USING THE EXPERIMENTAL WHOLE-BODY COUNTER OF THE RADIATION PROTECTION CENTER OF THE GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC, 1965-1967. Poulheim, K. F. (StaaELiche Zentrale to&t Strah- lenschut?, Berlin). Kernenergie, 12:139-^0 (Apr* 1*69}* £Ja German) 23J41320

781 SOLUBILITY OF RADIOACTIVE PARTICLES. ^kfcovskii, A. V.; Benyumov, Yu. M.; Doroshenkov, V. G. (Inst, of Medical Radiology Aca- -109- deny of Medical Sciences, USSR). Mad. Radiol., 11te. 6, 65-9 (Jime 1966)* (In Russian) 20:35679

782 SOME LONG-LIVED RADIONUCLIDES IN MARINE ORGANISMS ON THE PACI­ FIC COAST OP JAPAN. Tsunoga, Hanato (Tokai Regional Fisheries Research Lab., Tokyo). J. RadiAt. Res*, 9:63-72 (£\me 1968)* 23:2828

783 SOME PROBLEMS EI DECONTAMINATING STEEL BY THE ELECTROLYTIC METHOD. Miazek-Kula, Maria. Prace Cent. Ihst. Ochrony Pracy, 17: No. 52, (1967). (In Polish) 21:22431

784 STANDARDIZATION OF FIELD-SIZE SPECIFICATION IN ^GAVOLTAGB RADIOTHERAPY. Karzmark, 0. J.; Sampiere, V. A.; S-fcovall, Marilyn (ifaiv* of Texas, Austin, Anderson Hospital and Tumor Inst., Houston, Texas)* Brit. J. Radiol., 41:712-13 (Sept. 1968). 23:9948 PAEC

785 (NTO-3136-3) STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONI^NTAL AND TOTAL BODY GAMMA-RAY 3CINTILLATICN SPECTRA. Progress Report, October 1, 1965- September 30, 1966. Postprnack, B.; Luizzi, A.; Berk, H. W. (New York II. Y. Inst, of Environmental Medicine). Oct. 31, 1966* 54?. 21 :S794 PAEC-mn

786 STUDIES ON THE BEHAVIOR AND DISTRIBUTION OF RADIONUCLIDES IN THE SUSPENDED MATTER IN SEAWATER. I. ON THE ACCUMULATION AND DISTRI­ BUTION OF SOME RADIONUCLIDES IN THE SUSPENDED MATTER IN SEAWATER. Nishi- waki, Yasushi. (Tokyo Inst, of Tech.); Kawai, Hiroshi; Honda, Yoshihide; Kimura, Yuichiro; Morishfcna, Hiroshige; Koga, Taeko; Ono, Ityoich. (Badio- isotopes (Tokyo), 1frs368-73 (SfeplU 1965)# jUn Sermon) 20:612

787 TESTING THE EASE OF DECONTAMINATION OF COATINGS* Schsdtt, B. F. (Bundesanstalt fuer Material-pruefung, Berlin)* Keroteehnik, 11:397-^402 (July 1969). (In German and EngLish) 24:694 -110-

78$ TRANSFER OF HIGH-ACTIVITY RADIATION SOURCES. Hirling, Josser (National Atomic Energy Commission, Budapest). Atomtech. Tajekv 9*5^7*65 (1966). (IN Hungarian) 21:28474

789 USES AND SAFET5T ASPECTS OF THE LOW-ENERGY SOURCE l69Yb. Green, Farno L. (Vivo Corp., Burlington, Mass.). Amer. Ind. Jfy-g. Ass. J., 27s444-8 (Sept* - ©«t* 1#66). 21:6530

790 (AECU-2712) (UTCLIZATTON OF FISSION PRODUCTS) PROBLEMS OF HANDLING A TEN-KILOCURIE GAttfA RADIATION SOURCE. Brownell, L. E.; ftfeinke, , W. W.; Nehemias, J. V.; Haraer, D. E. (Fission Products Lab., Ehgineering Research Inst., Univ. of Hich.). (1953). 24p. 8$323

791 A VARIANT FCR MOBILE TRANSFER CONTAINERS FOR SEALED GAMMA EMIT­ TERS. Hofhann, H.; Kir#ch, M.; Schumann, E. (Radiologische KLinik und Polikliiiik der Jfedizinischen Akademie, Erftirt, Ger.). RadioMol., Radio­

therapy f 6%,#95-5; (1965).

792 1JHQIS BODY COUNTING OF HEALED PLUTONIUM IN DOGS. Swinth, K. L.; Griffin, B. I.; Park, J. F. (Battelle Msoorial Inst., Richland, Wash.). Health Phys., 13: 1223-31 (Nov* 1?6?)# 22:8558 PAEC

793 WCRLD-WIDE SPREAD OF HIGH-ENERGY TELETHERAPY FOR THE CURE OF TUMCRS. Tomiselli, M. Radiaz. Alta Energia, 4:71-4 (j,nn* 1#65)» (In Italian) 21:12929

Medicine * 794 ADENOID CYSTIC CARCINOMA OF THE PAROTID OAND. Blank, C; Etoeroth, C. M,; Jacobson, P. A. Acta Radiol. Ther., Fhys., Biol,, 6:117-96 (June 1969). 22:8587

795 THE AFTERTKEATMENT OF URINARY TRACT TUMOR WITH ENDOVESIGAL 60 RADIOTHERAPY WITH Co . Schick, Robert Erich. Strahlentherapiet 391 -111-

510-19 (1956) Apr*, (in German) 10:11-12

796 THE APPLICATION OF THE RADIOACTIVE COBALT (^Co) FOR THE TREATMENT CF IHE U3ERINE CSRVH CANCER USING THE AFTEELOADING APPLI­ CATION TECHNIQUE. Marzecki, Zbigiiew. Pol. Przegl. Radiol. Med. NufcL., 32:113-20 (Janw- Fsb. 1968).. (in Polish), 23O3801

797 (BNL-5461) APPLICATION CF WHOLE-BODY GAMMA SPECTROMETRY TO CLINICAL TRACER STUDIES. Conn, S.H.; Lippincott, S.W.j Cronkite, E. P.; Reinzentein, P.G, (Brookhaven National Lab., U|>ton, N. Y.). p. 469-80, of "Whole-Bocty- Counting". Vienna International Atomic Clergy Agency, 1962. (In English). 16:16159

798 APPLICATIONS OF ARTIFICIALLY RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES IN THERAPY I. COBALT-60. Meyers, William G. Amer. J. Roentgenol. Rafiium Thera­ py &t 816-^23 (l9Md-*BM«* 2:1003 NIST

799 ORTHOVOLTAGE RADIATION THERAPY: FUNDAMENTAL, VERSATILE, AND STILL INDISPENSABLE. Scott, W.P. (Charlotte Memorial Hospital, N.C.). Mastillo. J.A. Radiol. Technol., 3Z:25?-9 Cl966>» 20:38792

800 THE ATTENUATION AND SCATTERING IN A PHANTOM OF GAMMA RAYS FROM SObE RADIONUCLIDES USES IN MOULD AND INTERSTITIAL GAM1A RAY THERAPY. Meredith, W. J.; Greene, D.; Kawa&hima, K. (Christie Hospital, Manches-

ter, Eng.). Brit. J. Radiol., 39:280-6 (vpr„ 1#66)# 20:22812 PABC

801 ATTENUATION OF GAMMA RADIATION FROK ^Co, 137Ca, 192Ir, AND 226Ra IN VARIOUS MATERIALS USED IN RADIOTHERAPY* Thoraeus, R. (Karolins- ka Institutet, Stockholm). Acta Radiol., Therapy, Fhye. Biol. (N. S.). 3:81-6 Cprw 1965)* 19:28134

802 AUTOMATION OF RADIATION TREATM^JT PLANNING. V. CALCULATION -112-

AND VISUALISATION OF THE TOTAL TREATMENT VOLUME. Sterling. Dbeodor D.; Perry, Harold; Weinkaxa, Jaoes J. (Oniv. of Cincinatti). Brit* J. Radiol. 38:906-13 (Dec. 1965). 20:5449 PABC

803 AVAILABLE Co60 SOURCE FOR TELETHERAPHI. Brucer, Marshall

(Oak Ridge lost, of Nuclear Studies, Term.). Nucleonics, 1£fc:.Xp£,8t 45-6 (1951$-A*** 8:5738 HIST

304 BEAM FOCUb AND ITS IMAGE OH BEAM FOCUS RADIOGRAM. Sakuma, S&dayuki (Nagoya Univ., Japan). Tohoku J. Exp. Med.» 87:306-21 (Dec. 1965). 20:20549 NIST

805 BEAM FOCUS RADIOGRAPHY FOR TAKING THE RADIOGRAM OF THE AXIAL TRANSVERSE CROSS SECTION OF THE 3SEATED REJGKM IN HIGH DENSITY OP DOSE. •Sakuma, Sadayuki; Takahashi, Shinji. (Nagoya Univ., Japan). Tohoku J. Exp.,Mo4w, Sm21*'&<.tT>&*c39$5&i. 20:20547 NIST

806 CARCINOMA OF BLADDER: COBALT THERAPY. Goodman. G.B.; Balfour, John (British Columbia Cancer Inst. Vancouver). J. Urol., 92s50*6> (Ju3y 1964). 19:26175 NIST

807 CEREBRAL IMPLANTATION OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL. Hankinson, John (Newcastle General Hospital, Newcastle Upon fyne.,Eng.). Intern* J. Neurol., 5:94-104 (1965). 21:22546

806 (ifoRH-14 (p- 44-9) CHARACTERISTICS AND MANUFACTURE Of RADIO- ISOTOPES FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES AT THE ARGONNE CANCER RESEARCH HOSPITAL. Harper, P. V, (itrgonne Cancer Research Hospital, Chicago^, 15:8427

809 CLINICAL AND RADIOTHERAPEUTICAL INVESTIGATION OF METASTASES AND CUTANEOUS REAPPEARANCES OF NEOPLASIA IN THE FEMALE INTERNAL ORGANS, dement, T.; Trinci, M. (Univ., Rome). Nunt. Radiol. 31:1297-1320 (Nov. 1965). (In Italian). 20:43039 -113-

310 CLINICAL AND RADIOEERAPEOTIGAL INVESTIGATION OP METASTASES AND CUTANEOUS REAPPEARANCES OF NEOPLASIA IN THE FEMALE INTERNAL ORGANS, dement, T.; Ofcinci, M. (iMv. Rome). Nunt. Radiol.,31:1297-1320 (Nov. 1965). (In Italian). 2CU43Q39

811 CLINICAL APPLICATION OP IN VIVO COUNTING. Nagai, Teruo (Na­ tional Inst., cf Radiological Sciences, Chiba, Japan). Japan. J. Mad., 3:177-87 (July 19^ 19:24391

812 (JPRS-5761)(P. 67-84) CLINICAL EIECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC CHANCES IN PATIENTS mm THYROTOXICOSIS AFTER TEEATf€NT WITH RADIOACTIVE ICSDJM. Vasal1 eva, E.I. (Ye. I. Vasil:yeva) Kucherova, I. D. Translated from Med. Radiol., $z-Ho.,7, 26-31 (IS&Q). 15:4891

813 A CLINICAL PROGRAM TO KV*LUA!IE THE PRACTICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF HIGHER ENERGY LEVELS THAN THE 1-3 MeV Fletcher, Gilbert H. (Univ. of Texas M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Inst. Houston). Am. J. Roent­ genol. Radiuaf. Therr;ir- Nuclear HeO*, ',•?§: 866-9^ \d95$) .Hoy, r; NIST

814 CLINICAL STATIONARY FIELD KERAPY WITH A COBALT-60 UNIT. PART I. Fletcher, Gilbert H. (Univ. of Texas and M. P. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Inst., Houston). Am. J. Roentgenol., Radiirc Therapy Nuclear Med.i 75?. 91-116 (1956) Jan. 10:2003 NIST

815 CLINICAL STATIONARY FIELD THERAPY WITH A COBALT-60 UNIT. PART H. Fletcher, Gilbert H.; Richardson, Jasper E.; Bailey Moore, E,; Morgan, Jack M.; Cole, Arthur (Univ. of Texas and Tumor Inst., Houston)* Am. J. Roentgenol., Radium Therapy Nuclear Med., 75: 117-28 (1$[56)«*i»# 10:2004 HIST

816 THE CLINICAL USE OP RADIOISOTOPES. Ziedses Des Plantes, B. 0. Tijdschr. Geneesk,, 108f. 1983-6 (Oct, *?„ 19&tU (.(SttMlfr) 19 $28195 -114-

817 COBALT 60 B2AM THERAPY: THREE YEARS EXPERIENCE AT M0I12EFI0RE HOSPITAL (NEW YOFJC). Preid, Jacob R.; Golberg, Henry; Tenael, William; Okrainets, Clara L.j Isaiaettiii, M. (Montefiore Hospital, New York), Radiology, 67 J 200-9 (125&. Aufc* 10:11018

818 COBALT FOR CANCER. Prscmbrian , Zhx <&*9 (195t> ^ec. 6:786

819 A COBALT JSAM UNIT WITH A SOURCE-SKIN DISTANCE OF 20 Cm. Spiers, P» W.; Morrison, Margaret T. (Univ. of Leeds and General Infir­ mary, Leeds, England). Brit. J. Radiol. 284.- Z^ (1959)1 Jan. 9:2125

820 (B8L-7161) COBALT-60 IRRADIATOR FOR EXTRACORPOREAL BLOOD BEtfe. DIAXKH. Kubl. 0. X,; Ripperger, W.; Hoszagi, D. W.; Cronkite, E. F.

(Brookhaven National Lab., Upton, K. Y,). Nucleonics, 225 Ho* £k9 '.7£r8p| 82-3 (Apr,...196'0« 18:17704 NIST-PAEC

321 C0BALT~6O IRRADIATION HI THE TRSATfENT OF CARCINOMA OF THE

PHAHY1IX. Moody^ Prank S. (Univ. of Alabama. Birmingham). Laryngoscopef 7% 15^il. (JTcv^irS^V 18:11917 NIST

822 COBALT 60 TAGGED E,~AS A DIAGNOSTIC TOOL.EJ THE GEMAL ISO- TOPE LABORATORY. German, b. R. (Kansas Univ., Kansas City), Am, J.

Roentgenol., Radium Therapy ifuclear Mkd~.f 85.: 5-9^^1 O901), %m* 15:7152

823 (NRC~2667~P2"'i2?) COBALT-60 mE*IHERAFY IMT OUTPUT, KSPTK DOSE AND ISODOSE DISTRIBUTIONS. Dixon, W. R,; Garrett, C; Morriaon, A, (National Research Council of Canada), Feb. 1952. 47p. 6:6517

824 Cfl»ALT SPHERE. APPLICATOR. Ravasz, LaszlG, (Fawarosi Uzeoki Utcai Korhaz, Budapest), Orv. Hetilap, 105:645-6 ^P^ 5> t9&*)f (In Hungarian). 20:33124 -115-

825 THE COBALT IHEFvAPY UNIT. Boaoky, Gravicert L. vcta Chir. Acad, Sci. Itag. ^:-x\T-3S {&&))» 18:11902

826 CGBALTBERAPY III VESICAL TOMCRS. Legu*uaque, F.; Lhea, A.; Marques, P. (Hospital La Grave, Toulouse). J. Radiol., ELectrol. Med. Nucl., 45:289-95 (Dec* 196.4)• tinITfcance^ 19:22040

827 A CC02 OF PRACTICE FOR THE DOSB-EOT (F 2 TO '8 Mv X-RAY AND CESIUM-137 Ai© COBALT-60 y -RAY HEA2-S. Phys. Med. Biol., 9:457-63 (Oct. 1964). 19:2193

828 A COMPARISON OF ^FJIATION A1ID KILLING OF ESCHERICHIA COLI WP BY GAMIiA-IHaADIATION EJ THE PRESENCE

829 THE COMPUTATION (F TWO AHD THREE DELUSIONAL DOSE DISTFJBUTIGBiS. EI COBALT 60 TELETHERAPY. Van de Geijin, J. (H. Joannes de Deo Hsopital,

the Hague). Brit. J. Radiol., 38:369-77 (Kay 196?)'# 19:28154 PAEC

$30 CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY (F THE DflSIMEHlY IK FIXED-FIELD TELECOBALT THERAPY. Giauk, G.; Suyngsdauu, J.f Rohart, J.; Rozan, R. J. Radiol. Electrol. fed. Nucl., 45:547-60 (Otofc, t9^J^ (Ih French) 19:13164

$31 COSTS AIID SAFE OPERATION OF MODIFIED IRBADIATIOIJ UNITS. McLan^ilin, James E. Jr.; Biatz, Hanson (U. S. Atomic Energy Commission, New York). Nucleonics 12, No. 3, 63-7 (1954).*far. 8:2755

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$32 CRITICAL CONSIDERATIONS LI TELECOBALT TREATMENT OP UTERINE -116-

CARCINOMA. Friechbier, H.J.; Kuttig, H. (Universitat, Heidelberg). Geburst Frauenheilk., 24:761-70 (Sep* 1964). (In Geraan) 19:19663

833 CRITICAL OBSERVATIONS ON CONTACT THERAPY WITH Cow IN PARA­ NASAL REGION. Scheer, Kurt Ernest; Schwab, Werner; Ey, Werner (Universitat Heidelberg and Universitats Hals-Nasen-Ohrenklinik Heidelberg). Strahlentherapie, 104:398-404 (1957)- (In German 12:7698

83^ CTTOGENIC ASSESMENT OF RADIOSENSITIVITT OF CARCINOMA OF THE UTERINE CERVIX. Cox, L.W.; Stanley, Margaret A.; Harvey, N.D.M. (Queen Elisabeth Hospital Woodville, Australia). Ohstet. Gynecol., 33:82-91 (Jan. 1969) 23:29680

835 DECREMENT LINES: A NEW PRESENTATION OF DATA IN COBALT 60 BEAM DOSIMETRY. Orchard, P.G. (Royal Hants Hospital, Southampton, Eng. and Royal Victoria Hospital, Bournemouth, Eng.). Brit. J. Radiol., 37:756-63 (Oct. 1964). 19:238 PAEC

836 THE DEFININF OF IRRADIATION FIELDS IN TELECURIE THERAPY WITH COBALT-60. Heinzel, F.; Jensen, F. Med. Mundi., 9:8-12 (1963). 18:11918

837 DEPTH-DOSE CALCULATION FOR THE ^Co-EYE APPLICATOR CKAI-4 (By Stallard). Magnus, Lothar (Univ. Muenster, Ger.). Strahlen­ therapie, 132:379-86 (Mar. 1967). (In German) 21:22484

838 DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF A MULTICURIS COBALT TELETHERAPY UNIT. A PRELIMINARY REPORT. Grimnett, Leonard G.; Kerman, Herbert D.; Brucer, Marshall; Fletcher, Gilbert H.; Richardson, Jasper E. Radiology, 59:19-31 (1952) July 1. 6:5289 NIST

839 DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE OF A PORTABLE IRRADIATION UNIT. Stang, L.G. Jr.; Strickland, G.; Rand, A.C.; Selvin, G. (Brookhaven National -117-

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840 DEIEBCTIOK OF SCKJKCE MSSALIGOJCKT EI C08ALT-60 TELETHERAPY UMTS. Jackson, Herbert L,; Latourette, Howard B.; Holm, Loren (State tfaiv. of Iowa, Iowa City). Radiology, 84, 443-6 (frafc* 19^5)• 19s153G4 NIST

841 DETSttOMTiai* OF THS ISODOSE CURVES WITH 1HE "USE OF THE "DOSE GRADIEHT" LUIS (IN THE CASE OF TIE TJSE 03? ^Co RAY BEAM). Dezsi, Zoltan Magyar Radiol., 166-9 (June 1966). (in Hungarian) 20:36688

842 A I&VICE FOR PLACEIEKT GF COBALT-60 WITHES RIGID OR PUSEEBLE TUBING FCR USE EI CANCER EIERAPY. Gallendine, George W. Jr.; ttorton, Joseph L. (Research Foundation, Ohio State IMv.). 1953. 12p. 8:855

843 DIAGNOSTIC APPLICATION OF ^Co RADIOGRAPHY. Okuhura, Masao (National Kanawawa Hospital, Japan), and Tatsuno, Ikuro; Rinsho, Has- hasery* 9:266-76 (Apr. 196f0* (In Japanese) 19:13184

844 DOSE DISTRIBUTION AHD ADVANTAGES II! EXPLANATIONS. WITH HBSE- GULARLY LOADED ^Co HBEPI£S. Sachatchiev, A.; Pentschev, P. (Qnkobagio- che.Forschungs-institut, Sofia). Radiobiol. Radiotherapy 7:.j$5?3~9 X-1$(6) (In German) 21:30838

845 SHE DOSE DISmiB JTIGK FCH TELECOBALT ROTATORY IHRADlATIQf • ABOUT 2 EGOENTRIC AXES. Hess, W. Thesis, Heidelberg, Universitat, 1964. 39p. lOnelin, AEB-DISS, 6^-1P3). (in Geraan)

846 DOSE DISTRIBUTION E? TELECOBALT MOVING THERAPY OF THE HY­ POPHYSIS. Buttenberg, H. (Roent^enund Radianinatitut der medizinia- Chen Akadende, Erfurt, Ger.). Radiobiol. Radiotherap., 5?407-13 (1964)* ^(In German) 18:41209 f -11&-

347 DOSIMETRIC PROBLEMS HI THE COMBINED RADIUM AND TELECOBALT IRRADIATION. Friachbier, H. J. (Univ. Frsuehklinik E^pendorf, Ger). Arch. C^naekol., 202:31^20 (1964)*. (in German) 20:45515

84S DOSItfEERIC STUDY OF C0M3IHSD RADIUM THERAPY AND IRRADIATION OF CERVICAL CANCSR. A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE VARIOUS THERAPEUTIC TECHNIQUES BY PHANTOM :

849 D0SEC3KY OF ENCLOSED RADIOACTIVE SOURCES OF RADIATION. Minder, W. (Radiuo-Institut, Bern) Radiologe, 4:279-86 (Au©. 196^)• (In German). 20:8798

850 THE ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF COBALT THERAPY. Weiss, E. Tech. Hos­ pital (Paris), 19: 6lr3 (Aug.- Sept. 1963) (in French) 19:7251

851 ENERGY ABSORPTION M3ASUREMENT OF Co IK THE INNER LAYERS OF MUSCLES-BONES WITH LIF SINGLE CRYSTALS. Krueger, EIke; Matschke, Sieg­ fried; Frank, Manfred (institut fuer krebsforschuhg, Deutsche Akadende der Wissemschaften, Berlin. Technische Univ., Dresden). Strahlenthera- pie, 129:559-64 Upr, 1966). (ih German) 20:2496?

852 EVALUATION ;d3 USE OF ALARGE PLASTIC SCINTILLATION FOR GAMii COUNTING. Cook, James D.; Velberg, Leslie S. (Queen's Univ. Kingston, Qnft. and Kingston General Hospital, Oht.). J. Lab. Clin. Med. 61: 317-23 <*•*• 1963) • ' 17:35372

853 EXPERIENCES WITH GAM4A TELETHERAPY OF CARCINOMA OF THE NASO­ PHARYNX AND PARANASAL SINUSES. Halama, J. (Staedtische Krankenanttal- ten, Essen.). HNO, 15? 193-6'(frl* 1967)* (In <*••»») 23*507*7

854 EXPERIEHCB WITH THE ^Co IRRADIATION THERAPY ON GASTRIC CANCER IN­

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855 AN EXPERIMENTAL IRRADIATION ARRANffiiffiNT WI3H LOW CONTINGOS DOSE RATES. Vorisek, Prenysli. (Qrxstalt fur Mutter-und Kinderfursorge, Prague). Strahlentherapie, 126:468-74 (Mar. 1965) (in German) 19:22079

856 A 50C0RIE COBALT 60 3ELSTHSRAPY UNIT. Fly, W. H.; Miller, Hi; Qrton, K; F. (Sheffield National Centx* for Radiotherapy, England). Brit. J. Radiol. 28, 8-12 (19**) Jan. 9*2126

857 FUTURE OF RADIO^ER^ %* THE TREATMENT OF UZERINE CARCINOMA. Henschke, Ulrich K.; Claris, Basril &» (Sloan Kettering Inst, for Cancer Research, New Yor**» A*0*1* tynaekol., 202:289-304 (1965) [in German) 21:6579

g5g uSALTH SCIENCE AND RADIATION PROTECTION. FIRST HALF YEAR 1963* gfcg^ Friediich* Muench Med Wochshr., 106:85-94 (Jan. 10, 1064) (In G^^an) 19:10955

859 HIGB-DOSE-RAIE TREATMENT MOULDS BY AFTERLQADING 2ECHNIQUBS. Joslin, C. A. F.; Liversage, W. E.; Ramsey, N. W. Britw J. Radiol*, 42:108-12 (Feb. 1969) 23:29679 PASC

860 IMPLICATIONS OF ATOMIC ENERG* IN MEDICINE AND DENTISIRY. II. APPLICATION IN CLINICAL MEDICINE. Harold Copp, D. Oral. Surg. Cral. Med. Path 3, 606-12 (1950) May 4?4199

861 THE INFLUENCES QF THE STRUCTURE OF A TEIZCOBALT SIEVE TO B3H0- 14GENEITY QUOTIENT AND MEAN DEPTH DOSES. Maeda, Jfcrinasa (Kyoto Per- fecture Univ. of Medicine) Imanura, Tadashi, Nippon Igaku Hoshaeen -120-

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862 INTERSTITIAL RADIOISOTOPE IRRADIATION OF BRAIN TOMQRS WITH COMPARATIVE LONG-TERM RESULTS OF DEEP-X-RAY THERAPY. ttmdinger, F. (ifeurochirurgische TJhiversitatsklinik, Freiburg i. B.) Acta Sfeurochir., 11:89-109 (1963) (In German) 17:38648

860 (0R0-312) TO INVESTIGATE AND EVALUATE RADIOISOTOPES FOR TELETHERAPY. (Emory Univ., Atlanta, School of Medicine) Final Report for September 1, 1954- August 31, 1959. Weens, H. S. 70p» 15:1152

864 (CROu.208) TO INVESTIGATE, DEVELOP AND EVALUATE RADIOISOTOPES FOR TBKETHERAPY. (Arkansas Univ., Littel Rock, School of Medicine). Final Report Sept. 30, 1959. 19p. 13:19779

865 (CONF-640611-5) ISODOSE CHARTS FOR OBLIQUELY INCIDENT WBDGB- FILTERED Cow TELETHERAPY BEAMS. Campbell, E. M.; Tun, Than (Manitoba Cancer Treatment and Researh Foundation, Winnipeg, Can.) 15p. 19:19733

866 ISOTOPE-ENERGIZED RADIOGRAPHY. Stinchcomb, T. G. (Illinois Inst, of Tech., Chicago) Med. Biol. Illus.ji 27:123-4 (Apr. 1967) 22:4634

867 ISOTQPES^HTHEMATQLOGICAL AND RELATED" STUDIES. Dickson, Robert J. (London Clinic) London Clin. Med. J., 4:37-46 (July 1963). 18:17695

868 KILOCURIE REVOLVING CCBALT-60 UNIT FOR IRRADIATION 1HERAPY. Lanzl, L. H.; Davidson, D. D.j Raine, W. J. (Argonne Cancer Research

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869 B5KRYPT0N IRRADIATOR WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE RADIATION -121-

PROTECTION FROBI£M IN DERMATOLOGY. Degner, W.; Hegewald, H.; Thormann, Th. (Universitat, Berlin) RadiobiaU Radiother., 3:621-31 (1962) (In German). 19:10967

870 LOCAL RECURRENCE OF BLADDER CANCER AFTER STJPERVOLTAGE HU RADIATION. Goodman, G. B.; Balfour, J. (British Columbia Cancer Inst.,Vancouver) J. Can. Assoc. Radiologists, 15:92-8 (Sept. 19&0 19:24388

871 LUNG CORRECTIONS IN COBALT-60 BEAM THERAPY. Batho, H. F. (British Columbia Cancer Inst., Vancouver, Can.) J. Can. Assoc. Radiologists, 15:79-83 (June 1964). 19:13157

872 MEASUREMENT OF THE Y-RADIATIO£T FROM THE HUMAN BODY. Burch, P. R. J.; Spier, F. W. Nature 172:519-21 (1953) Sept. 19. 7:6351 NISI

873 MEDICAL HIGft-ENERGY RADIATION. Brucer, Marshall (Oak Ridge Inst, of Nuclear Studies, Inc., Tenn.) Radiazioni Alta Energia, 1:5-13 (Jan. 1962) 18:43350

874 METABOLISM OF ^Co AND *Co-LABELED VITAMIN B^ IN HUMANS AND RATS. Heinrich, H. C. (Univ., Hamburg) pp. 290-330 o* Badio- activity in Man. Menaely, George R.; Linde, Shirley Motter (eds.). Springfield, 111; Charles C, Thomas, 1965. 20:6990

, 875 A METHOD OF SKIN DOSE CALCULATION FOR ARC THERAPY. II. BACK- SCATTER FACTOR FOR RECTANGOUR FIELDS OF ^Co GAMMA RAY, WCs GAMMAc RAY AND MEDIUM ENERGY X-RAY. Yamazaki, Takeshi; Kayand, Akimune (Osaka

Univ.). Nippon Igaku Hoshasen Gakkai Zasshi#, 24:916-20.(Oct. 1964) (In Japanese) 19:22062

876 NEW LINES FOR RADIOTHERAPY OF CARCINOMA OP THE UTERINE -122-

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877 A NEW METHOD FOR OBTAINING MULTIFIELD AND RELATIONAL DOSE DISTRIBUTIONS IN ^Co TELETHERAPY. MacDonald, J. C. F. (Uhiv. of Western Ontario, London)i Radiology, 85:716-24 (Oct. 1965). 20:208 NIST

878 NEW REMOTELY CONTROLLED UNIT FOR TREATMENT OF UTERINE CARCI­ NOMA. O'Connell, D.; Howard, N.; Joslin, C. A. F.; Ramsey, N. W.; Liversage, W. E. (Charing Cross Group of Hospital, London). Lancet, 2:570-1 (Sept. 18, 1965). 20:36687 NIST

879 A 8EW TELEGAMMA APPARATUS. Lindell, Bo.; Walstam, Reine. Acta Radiol., 45:236-48 (1956) Mar. 10:8160

880 ON DOSIMETRY FOR [TELECOBALT THERAPY. Birkner, Rudolf; Pohle, Quenter; Puppe, Dietlof (Stadt»Krankenhaus Moabit, Berlin). Strahlen- therapie, 126:1-13 fcTan, 1965). (3n German) 19:13185

881 ON THE USE OF PLASTOBALT IN DERMATOLOGICAL THERAPY. FIVE YEAHS EXPERIENCE. Midana, A.; Lovera, G. (Uhiversita, Turin). Bull. See. Franc. Dermatol, ^yphilig, 70:715-17 (Sept.- Oct. 1963). (in French) 20:177

882 1,000-CORIE CCBALT-60 UNITS FOR RADIATION THERAPY. Johns, H. E.; Bates, L. M.; Epp, E. R.; Cormack, D. V.; Federuk, S. 0.; Morrison, A.; Dixon, W. R.; Garrett, C, Nature 168:1035-6 (1951) Dec. 15. 6:1102

833 1,d00 CURIE COBALT UNITS FOR RADIATION THERAPY. I. THE SAS-

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884 OUR EXPERIENCES WITH TELECOBALT THERAFI OF PARAMESIAL RESI- DIVATIONS OF TUTORS OF THE UTERUS. Jtarp^tt* £&orgo; Gpndxt, (Bif^fipvass, L. (institut fuer Cnkoradiologie, Budapest). Radiobiol. Radiotherap., 7:557-63 (1966). (in German) 21:30834

885 OUTLINE OF PROBABLE WORLD REQUIREMENTS OF CCSALT 60 FOR THE­ RAPY MACHINES. Errington, R. F. (Atomic Energy of Canada, Ltd.).

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886 PHYSICAL ASPECTS OF ROTATING TELECOBALT EQUIPMENT. Braestrup, C. B.; Mooney, R. T. (Francis Delafield Hospital, New York). Radio­ logy. 64,17-28 (1955) Jan. 9:1726 NIST

887 PHYSICAL-TECffittCAL BASIS OF RADIOTHERAPY WITH WCs. Harms, Ihgrid; Kuttig, Helmut (Zentralroentgen-institut der Staedtischen Krankenenstalten, Karlsruhe Ger.). Roentgen B. I., 18:472-8 (Oct. 1965) (In German) 22:522 / #

888 THE PUCE OF INTERSTITIAL GA**iA*RAY EMITTERS IN RADIATION THE­ RAPY. IIJDICATIQKS-TECHNIQU5 EXAMPLES. Bloedorn, Fernando B.; Cuccia, Carlo A.; Mercado, Raul, Jr. (Univ. of Maryland, Baltimore). Am. J. Roentgenol. Radium Bierapy Nuclear Med., 85:407-47 (Mar. 1961). 15:10619 NIST

889 POSSIBILITIES AND LIKIIS OF MODERN RADIATION THERAPY. Fromm- hold, Walter; Braband, Heinz (Staedtische Auguste-Victoria-Krankenhaus, Berlin). Therap. Gegenwart, 101:381-90 (Aug. 1962). 19:274

% 890 POSSIBILITY OF USING. THULIUM 170 AS A TELERADIOGRAPKIC SOURCE FCR LOCALIZATION PURPOSES IN IELSTHERAPY WITH COBALT 60. Si lair, -124-

Warren K.; Smith, Betsy J. (Univ. of Texas M. D. Anderson Hospital &

Tumor Inst., Houston). Radiology 66t104 (1956) Jan. 10:2599

891 THE PRESENT SITUATION OF MEDICAL USES OF RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES IN HUNGARY. Vandor, Ferenc, Atomtech. Tajek., 10:59-63 (1967). (3h Hungarian) 21:45706

892 PRINCIPALS OF Co60 THERAPY UNDER SPECIFIC CONDITIONS OF PAST OPERATIVE IRRADIATION,.Barth.-Gunthep^ Heinle* Tj*X&Arieh\ Riemqnn, Helmut, Strahlentherapie 100,56-61 (1956) May (in German). 10:11013

893 PR03I2MS OF DOSAGE IN THE TREATMENT OF CORPUS CARCINOMA WITH

60 Co BEADS. Kuhn, E. (Medical Uhiv* Pecs, 9unga?^^ .Zentr, A3^a.ekoVii#. 86:63-8 (1964). 18:35430

894 PRCBIEMS GF PROTECTION FROM RADIATION IN THE EI^LOHIBHT OF RADIOACTIVE NUCLIDES IN OPTHAIJfOLOGY. Hegewald, H.; Lommatzsch, P. (Hmabaldt Univ., Berlin). KLin. Monatsbl. Angqnheilk., 146:76-86 (1965). 20:6953

895 PRODUCTION OF SOLID ^Cc RADIATION SOURCE ETALONS WITH AN ACTIVI­ TY OF 1 TO 100 NiCi. Erbeszkom, L.; Szokolyi, L.; Szoerenyi, A.; Zedans- zky, K.; (Staalliches Aait fuer M&eswesen, Budapest) Isotopenpraxisj 6:80-4 (Max. 19?0). Girt aerraan) ;.4'2^66H

896 PROGRESS AND POTENTIALITIES IN TELETHERAPY. Brjeer, Marshall (Oak Ridge Inst, of Nuclear Studies, Tenn.). Mississippi Valley Med. J. 79.260-70 (1957) Nov. 12:2*11

897 QUALITY CONTROL OF RADIOPHARMACEUTICALS. Gopal, N. G. S.; lya, V. K. (Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Bombay) J. Sei. Ind, Res., 26: 153-8 (tor. 1967). 22:23586 NIST -125-

098 (ORO-127 (S^ppl.) QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT FOR JANUARY 1- IIARCK 31, 1954, SUPPLEH&T. TEIETHERAPY DESIGN PROBLEMS in. CONSTI­ TUTE THE ilBfiJTES OF TH2 PROCEEDINGS OF TIIE THIRD INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE ON TELETHERAPY. Brucer, Marshall; Harmon, J, H.; Anderson, Elizabeth B. eds. (Oak Ridge Inst* of Kuclear Studies, Medical Division} 71p. 8:5432

899 RADIATION EXPOSURE IN NUCLEAR MEDICINE. Boerner, Wilhelm (Univ., Wuerzburg, Ger.) Radiologe, 6:323-7 (Aug. 1966) (in German) 21:22494

900 RADIATION THERAPY, Yoichiro, Uraegaki (National Cancer Center, Tokyo), Shindan To Chiryo. 57:1355-62 (Oct. 1969) (in Japanese) 24:21261

901 RADIATION THERAPY OP TUB MAXTTJ.AKX SINUS. STUDIES ON CON­ FORMATION RADIOTHERAPY. REPORT 14 STODIES OH TELECOBALT THERAPY, REPORT

25* Kozo, Morita (Nagoya Univ., Japan)t Nippon Igaku Hoshasen Gakkai, Zasshi., 25:1260-8 (Feb. 1966) (in Japanese). 20:31159

902 RADIATION THERAPY WITH RADIOACTIVE COBALT-60. PoimelL, J. H. Atomics, 5029-32; 348 (1954) Dec. 9:1174

903 RADIOACTIVE COBALT'AS A RADIUM SUBSTITUTE* AND AS A GAMMA SOURCE FOR IHTEEiSTITIAL, IHTRACAVITARY AKD PLAQUE APPLICATIONS. Ifeschan, Isa­ dora (Univ. of Arkansa School of Ifedicine, Little Rock) Rev, Mex. Radiol 8:21-32 (1954) Jan., Mar. (In English). 9*843

904 (ASU-1318) RADIOACTIVE COBALT 60 III PLASTIC TUBI1TG FOR INTER - TOTAL RADIATION THERAPY. Morton, Joseph L,; Callendine, George W. Jr.; %ers, Vfa. G. (Ohio State Univ.) Dec. 14, 1950. 12£. 5*3848

905 RADIOCOBALT (Co60) AS A THERAPEUTIC ALTERATIVE TO RADIUM. Wilson, C. W. Am. J, Roentgwiol. Radium Therapy, 65 726-36 (1951) May -126-

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906 RADIOCOBALT IN THE FORK OF PLASTIC PREPARATIONS FOR USE IK RADIOTHERAPY. Becker, Josef; Scheer, Kurt Ernst. Radiotherapy, 85:581-88 (195D. (In German). 6:1107

907 RADIOISOTOPE TELETHERAPY UNITS. Hartraan, John R. p.651- 64 of "Atomic Medicine" Fourth Edition. Baltimore, Williams and Wilkins Co., 1964. 19:15324

908 RADIOISOTOPES IN INTERNAL RADIATION THERAPY. Gregorio, Reynaldo G. (Univ. of the Philippines Medical Center, Manila). Acta Med. Philippina, 11: Ser. 2:96-104 (Oct.-Dec. 1964). 20:14406 NIST

909 RADIOISOTOPES IN OTALRYNGOLOGY. Goodman, Kerill (Mayo Clinic Rochester, Minn.). Laryngoscope, 75:639-61 (Apr. 1965). 19:43906 NIST

910 RADIOISOTOPES TODAY. McCartney, R.N. (Cancer Inst., Mel­ bourne). Radiographer, 11:6-11 (Dec. 1964). 20:207

911 RADIONECROSIS OF THE LOWER JAW TREATED BY MULTIPLE FLOPS. Gowmain, A.J.M.; Fewrier, J.C. Bordeaux Chir., 3:143-4 (July 1964). (In French). 21:8874

912 DP-1066 (Vol. 1) pp. IV. 47-66) RADIOTHERAPY. Bruner, H.D. (Division of Biology and Medicine (AEC), Washington, D. C.) 20:58744 PAEC-mn

913 RADIOTHERAPY: MODALITIES AND USES. Cancer Bull., Texas Ed.* 16:6-8 (Jan.-Feb. 1964), 19:13145

914 RADIOTHERAPY IN BLADDER CANCER. Torreta, A.; (Univ., Turin. Ospedali Siuniti, Trieste, Italy). Minerva Med. Giuliana, 9:251-61

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915 RADIOTHERAPY OF PROSTATIC CA30SR. Takai, Shudo; Yamashita, Gentaro; Igaua, Kin-ichi; Wada, Toniyuki; Tamiya, Takahiro (Sapporo Msdical Coll.). TUnor Res., 1:77-102 (June 1966). 22:15030

916 RADIOGENIC LUNG CANCER. Cember, Herman (Univ. of Cincinnati). Progr. Exptl. Tuaor Res., 4:251-303 (1964). 18:31349

917 RADIUM SUBSTITUTES IN THE INTERSTITIAL BffL£!*?ATKK OF TUMOBS WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO EUDIUM-192. Siiaon, Norman (Mt. SiiJai Hospital, Hew York). J. Oklahoma State Med. Assoc., 56:371-6 (Aug. 1963). 18:29475

918 A RAPID M3THGD FOR THE RADIOCf , IC I* GROSS ANALYSIS OF HUMAN URINE. II. A ROUTINE ASSAY METHOD USING THE GOPREC2PITATI0K ON THE BASIC FHQSPHA2B PREdPITATES. Akaishi, Jun (Japan Atomic Energy Re­ search Inst., Tokyo). Radioisotopes (Tokyo). 8:159-65 (Sept. 1959). (in Japanese) 15:23219

919 THE RECOVERY OF HEMATQPOIESES IN DOGS SURVIVING THE ACUTE RADIATION SYNDROME. Antipenko, E. N. (Kirov Acadeny of War Medicine, Leningrad). Radiobiologiya, 3:211-15 (1963). (In Russian) 17:30421

920 RESULTS OF TREATMENT OF HEMAGIOMA WITH APPLICATIONS OF RADIO­ ACTIVE COBALT. Orlova, L. P. (First Clinical Hospital of Iftnsk, USSR). Zdravookh. Belorusk, No. 8:73-6 (Aug. 1963). 18:9958

921 THE RETENTION OF COBALT-60 IN VITAIHII h^. Maddock, A. G.; Coelho, Pinto F. (Univ. Chemict£Labs., Cambridge, England), J. Chem, Soc. (London), 4702-4 (1954) Dec. 9:2104 NIST

922 A REVIEW OF DEPTH THERAPY WITH RADIOISOTOPES. Breig, Rudolf; ZiegLer, Gunter. Strahlentherapie 99:275-81 (1956) Feb. (In German). -128-

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923 ROOM-PROTECTION MEASUREMENTS FOR CCBALT-60 TELETHERAPY UNITS. Dixon, W.R.; Garrett, C; Morrison, A. Nucleonics 10: No* 3, **2-5 (1952) Mar. 6:5033 PASC

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925 ROTATION THERAPY WITH A C03ALT-60 UNIT. II. TRANSIT DOSE MEASUREMENTS AS A MEANS OF CORRECTING TUMOUR DOSE FOR NON-WATER EQUIVALENT ABSORBING MEDIA. Palzner, Paul M. Acta Radiol., *5: 62-8 (1956) Jan. 10:6507

926 A RULER TC DETERMINE RELATIVE DEEP DOSE AND SELECTION OF PROPER CONDITIONS FOR IRRADIATION BY TELEGAMMA-UNITS. Krangaus, A.N.; Shagimardano, N. Sh. Med. Radiol., 10: No. 7, 83-6 (July 1965). (In Russian). 20:3839

927 THE SASKATCHEWAN 1,000-CURIE COBALT 60 UNIT. Watson, T.A.; Johns, H.E.; fiurkell, C.C. (Saskatoon Cancer Clinic. Saskatchewan, Canada). Radiology, 62:165-76 (195*0 Feb, 8:2312 NIST

928 SEMIANNUAL REPORT TO THE ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION. Jacob- son, Leon 0.; Pfau, Antreon eds. (Argonne Cancer Research Hospital* Chicago). Mar. I956. ^8p. 10:8159

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930 SKIN DOSE FROM A COBALT 60 TELETHERAPY UNIT. Richardson, -129-

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933 SONS OBSERVATIONS ON THE CLINICAL EFFECTS OF CGBALT-60 TEI£CURIE THERAPY. Burkell, C. C.; Watson, T. A. (Cancer Clinic Sas­ katoon, Saskatchewan, Canada) Am. J. Roentgenol Radium, Tkcrapy Nuc­ lear Med., 76:095-904 (1956) Nov. 11:60 NISI

934 SOME PRACTICAL ADJUNCTIVE MEASURES IN THE HANDLING OF INTERS­ TITIAL COBALT-60. Meschan, I.; Brogdon, Byron G.; Oddie, T. .H. (Univ. of Arkansas School of Medicine, Little Rock); Am. J. Roentgenol. Radium Therapy Med., 75:1093-1104 (1956) June. 10:9090 NIST

935 (ORINS-52) SQDRCE ARRANGEMENT FOR A LOW-EXPOSURE-RATE TOTAL- BODY IRRADIATION FACILITY FCR HAN. Dalton, Patricia; Cloutier, Roger (Oak Ridge Associated Universities, Tenn.) May. 1967. 211p. 21:28518

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939 SPECTRA OF THE MULTIPLE SCATTERED RADIATION IH A MEDIUM IRRA­ DIATED WITH COBALT 60 y RAYS. Derbowka, R. M.; Conaack, D. V. (ifaiv. of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon and Saskatoon Cancer Clinic). Scotia, Can. 19:15323

940 THE STANDARDIZATION OF Co60. Mann, W. B. National Research Council of Canada Report GRG-4O8 Sept. 15, 1943. 11p. 2:2032

941 STANDARDIZED Co60 SOURCE CAPSULE FOR 1EI£TK£RAPY. Brucer, Marshall (Oak Ridge Inst, of Nuclear Studies, Tenn.). Nucleonics, 12: No. 6, 58-9 (1954) June. 8:4489 NIST-PAEC

942 STATOS OF RADIATION THERAPY OF THE HEHAL REGION USING DIVIDED FIELDS. Del Vecchio, E. (Univ. Naples). Radiobiol. Radiotherap., Fis. Med., 21:260-73 (July - Aug. 1966). (In Italian). 21:4817

943 STERBOTOXIC IRRADIATION PROCEDURE OFIBRAIK TUMOR AND PITUITARY ADENOMAS BY MEANS OF RADIOISOTOPE AND ITS RESULTS, ttindingor, F,; Riechert, T. (Universitat, Freiburg, i. B.). Confinia Neurol., 22:190-200 (1962).' (In aiglish).. 17:38661

944 STRAY RADIATION ;CASURE?€NTS AE0U12D A COBALT 60 BEAM THERAPY INSTALLATION. Jacobson, Lillian E,; Knauer, Isabelle S. (Monteflore Hospital. New York). Am. J. Roentgenol. Radium Therapy Ifuclear Med., 73:272-80 (1955) Feb. 9:2129 NIST 945 STUDIES ON TELECOBALT THERAPY. A NEW MOVING COLLIMATOR DEVICE. Okajioa, Shunzo (Nagasaki TAiiv., Japan) Nippon Igaku Hoshasen Gakkai Zasshi, 24:130-82 (May 25, 1964) (in Japanese). 21:18098

946 STUDIES ON TELECOBALT THERAPY. MEASUREMENTS OF DOSE DISTRI­ BUTION IN CONFORMATION RADIOTHERAPY. Okajima, Shunzo (Nagasaki Univ.). Sakuma, Sadayuki Nippon Igaku Hoshasen Gakkai Zasshi, 26:1199-1207 (Dec. 1966) (in Japanese). 21:28553

947 STUDY OF SIMPLIFIED METHODS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF COMPLETE ISO- DOSE DISTRIBUTIONS IN ROTATIONAL 360° CENTRAL ROTATION. Summers, Roy E.j Concannon, Joseph P.; Leone, David P. (Alegheny General Hospital, Pitts­ burg Radiology, 83:231-42 (Aug. 1964) 18:33445 NIST

948 SYSTEMATIC USE OF SEVERAL RADIATION METHODS IN TELECOBALT THERAPY. Becker, J.; Kuttig, H. (Universitat, Heidelberg) Radiol. Austriaca, 13:7-14 0962). (5ja German)." ' 19:256

949 TELECOBALT TREATMENT OF CARCINOMA OF THE BLADDER. Van Der Werf-Messing, E. ( Radio therapeutisch Instituut, Rotterdam) Clin. Radiol., 16:176-72 (Apr. 1965) 19:43894

950 TELEGAMMkTHERAPY OF CANCER OF IIS LARYNX ON THE Co60 APPA­ RATUS. B. Ya. Yuditskii-Med. Radiol., 6:14-16 (June 1961 J. (In Russian). 15:28922

951 TELEISOTOPE THERAPY. Sinistrero, C. • p. 903-38 of "Diagnostica e Terapia con i Radioisotope1 Turin, Edizioni Minerva itedica, 1962. 17:7744

952 TELETHERAPY DESIGN PROBLEMS.. COBALT60 TELETHERAPY UNIT. Bru- cer, Marshall; Kornan, Herbert D.;'Richardson, J. E7 (Oak Ridge Inst* ". of Nuclear Studies) Quarterly Progress Report (for) Julyl- September, 30, 1953. 56p. 8:2097

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953 (ORIIJS-10) TELSTKEiiAPY OF DESIGtf PR0BL3BS. IV. ISODOSE CHARTS FOR TIE Co60 HECTOCURIE TELSTHER/J>Y MACHINE. Bracer, Marshall (Oak Ridge Inst, of IJuclear Studies, Inc.) Mar. 15, 1955. 157p. 10:544

954 1K3RAPEUTIC APPLICATIOIS OF TIJE RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES. Peirce, C. 3. JicGill Medical Journal 15, p. 371-387, 1946. 1:560

955 THERAPEUTIC 3S3S OF RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES (Last of Four Articles Cfct Radioactive Isotopes In Medicine) Dickson, Robert J. (London Clinic). London Clinic Med. J., 5:67-77 (Jan. 1964) 18:29435

956 THERAPEUTIC UTILIZATION OF RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES E! PITUITARY SURGERY. Talairach, J.; 32ikla, G.; Bonis, A.; Bancaud, J.; Schaub, C. (Hospital Saint-Anne, Paris) Int. J. Neurol., 5:73-93 (1965). 22:15031

957 TRANSIT DOSE SYSTEM FOR COBALT 60 ROTATING TELETHERAPY EQUIP­ MENT. Braestrup, Carl B.; Hertsch, George; Mooney, Richard T, (Francis Delafield Hosp., New York) An, J. Roentgenol., Radium Therapy Nuclear Med., 79:400-5 (195S) Mar. 12:5194 NIST

953 TREATMENT OF CAI1CER AMD ALLIED DISEASES. 2nd. ed. vol. 1. PRINCIPLES OF TREATMENT. Pack, George T.; Ariel, Irving M. eds. New York, Paul B. Huber Inc., 1958. 663p. 14:23880

959 THE TREATMENT OF CARCINOMA OF TIE UTERINE CERVIX USEJG A LINEAR VAGINAL SOURCE AMD 4-MeV X-RAYS. Canpbell, M.; Douglas, Elizabeth Mary (Western General Hospital, Edinburgh) Brit. J. Radiol., 39:537-46 (July 1966) 20:33107 PAEC

960 THE TREATMENT OF RETINOBLASTOMAS AND MELAUOBLASTOM&S OF THE UVEA BY IMPLANTATION OF RADIOACTIVE COBALT WIRES. Fossati, Franco . Strahlentherapie, 124:180-97 (June 1964) (in Gennan) , 18:29532

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961 TRSATJEIJT WITH RADIOACTIVE COBALT Co OF CANCER OF THE CER­ VIX OF THE UTERUS. StsrJccvich, A. A. (Acadeay of Science, USSR) Vest- nik Roentgenol, i. Radiol., Ho. 6, 64-6 (1953)* (in Russian) 8: 4202

962 TUMOR/AIR RATIO CALCULATORS. Scott, Walter P. Radiology, 35:963-4 (xbv. 1965) 20:3855 NIST

963 TIME TRSATI-4BKT WITH RADIOACTIVE WIRES. Meyerhoefer, H. (Zentralen Strahleninstdtutut, Iluernberg, Ger.). Fortehr. Geb. Geb. Roentgenstr. Irukleamod., 110:392-9 (Mar. 1969)- (in German) 24:796

964 TURNOVER OF ^Co-LABEISD VITAMIN 12B HI FATIE1ITS WITH PER­ NICIOUS ANEMIA. Eeyssel, Robert M.; Bozian, Richard C; Darby, W. J.; Meneely, George R. (Vanderbilt, Univ., Nashville), pp. 331-42 of "Radioactivity in Man". Meneely, George R.; Hotter Linde, Shirley (eds.) Springfield, III., Thomas, Charles C, 1965. 20:6991

965 A 20 CURIE TELECOBALT UNIT. Mellink, J. II. (Academic Hos­ pital, Leiden, Holland) Acta Radiol., 42:305-15 (1954) Oct. (in English) 9:497

966 UNILATERAL INSERTION OF ^Co IMPLAHTS E! TKOiOID CARTILAGE FOR LARYNGEAL CARCINOMA: EXTENSION OF CURHEHT PROGNOSTIC STATUS. Minnigerode, 3. (Univ., Geottingen, Ger. )* Z. Laryngol., Rhinol. Otol., 44:334-9 (May 1965) (in Gerrsan). 20:\2758

967 (JPR3-1022) THE USE OF Co60 AND Cs137 IN TELSCORIE THERAPY. Mellink, J. II. Translated from Atonrpraxis 4, 212-27 (195&) 44p. 13:3528

968 (A2CJ-1978) THE USE OF COBALT 60 APFLICACTS IN THE TREAT­ MENT OF CARCINOMA OF Ti33 FECIALS GEHITAL TRACT» Morto*,.Joseph L.; Barnes Allan C.; Hendricks, Charles H,; Callondine, George W., Jr. (Research Foundation, Ohio gtato Univ.). 1op. 6:3189 PAEC-oc

969 THE USE OF COBALT 60 IN 0A> S-1A-RAY THERAPY. Japla, E. M. Axner. J. Roentgenol. Radium Therapy IIucl. Med., 69:445-65 (1953) Mar. 7:2481 NI3T

970 THE USE OF RADIOA.CTIVE COBALT Ei IJ0N-EES3CTABEE HEAD £SD HEOC CANCER. Janes, Arthur G.; Williams, Ro^er D.; Morton, Joseph L. Cancer, 4:133-6 (1951) Nov. 6:1103

971 THE USE OF TIE SHUTTER AI*GLE PROGRAivER III COBALT THERAPY. I. CHANGES IK I3CD0SE CURVES AND THE EXCLUSION OF OPPOSED SYIEETHICAL SEGMENTS. Dall'Acqua, R. (Univ. of Turin, Order of St. Maurice Hospi­ tal, Turin) Minerva Radiol., 14:436-42 (Oct. 1969). (in Italian) 24:17113

972 THE USE OF WEDGS C0I1PE2&ATI0N FILTERS IN THE S'JPER-VOLT THERAPY OF GYNECOLOGICAL GARCBfOM&S. Rosenow, U.; Frischkorn, R. ("Jhiversitat, Gottingen, Ger.) Fortchr. Gebietc Roentgenstrahlen Nuklearmed., 102:579-85 (May 1965) (in German) 19:28163

973 A VAGINAL ^Co APPLICATOR FOR IITTRAVAGIKAL ©RADIATION. Ariel, Irving M. (Pack 14edical Foundation, Inc., New York) Aiaer. J. Roentgenol., Radium Therapy I-iucl. Med., 96:570-3 (Mar. 1966) 20:18511 NIST

974 VE3K0-UKETISRAL REFLUX AFTSR IRRADIATION OF THE URINARY BLADDER*. Zingg, E.; Caqponovo, F.; Wirth, W. (Universitaetsklinik, Zurich) Helv. Chir. Acta, 4:478-83 (Oct. 1965) (in German) 20:14411

975 A WEDGES FILTER" FOR COBALT 60 SUPPLEMENTATION OF CARCINOMA -135-

OF -THE CERVIX UTERI PREVIOUSLY TREATED 3Y 5ADIUK, Taylor, Q. R. (Northern Ireland Radiotherapy Center, Belfast) Acta Radiol., 1:253-6 (1963). 18:31322

976 WHAT IS NSW III RADIOTHERAPY. Singh, A. D. (Christian Medical Coll., Velloro India) J. Indian Med. Ass., 50:567-71 (June 16, 196PN 23:50767

Radiation Effects on Animals

977 ACUTE BRONCHOPULMONARY DISEASE DURING RADIOTHERAPSUTIC TREATMENT, WITH SPECIAL REGARD TO TSLECCBALTOTKERAPY. Falchi, q.; Valpreda. G. (Universita, Genoa) Radiol. Med., *f8:37-51 (Jan. 1962) (In Italian) 16:227

978 CANCERS INDUCED IK DIFFERENT SPECIES BY CONTINUOUS RA­ DIATION- Warren, Shields; Gates, Olive (New England Deaconess Hospital, Boston) Arch. Environ. Health, 17:697-70** (Nov. 1968) 23:657'*

979 CHANGES III THE BLOOD IRON CONTENT AND ERYTHROPOIESES INDEXES UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF RADIATION. Skulme, K. A., Prane, Yu, L. (Inst, of Experimental and Clinical Medicine, Riga) Klin. Leche. Zlok. Novobrazov. Akad. Ked. Nauk. SSSR, Latv. Inst. Eksp. Klin. Med., 10:1*f3~58 096*0 (In Russian) 20:^2908

980 CLINICAL EVALUATION OF RADIOTHERAPY FOR ORAL CANCER. 2nd. REPORT: Oil RADIATION-INDUCED MANDICULAR NECROSIS. Kaba- yashi, Ichiro; Tokagi, Harushiro; Yokoyi, Koshio; Wakaki, Nobiru; Okuhara, Seiyu; Tadimo, Iro; Kachuemoto, Chi; Kamura, Techuro (Kanazr/.-.v* ^aMozal Hospital, Japan) Koku Geka Gakkai Zasehi, 8:253-62. (1962) (In Japanese) 21:l8l6*f -136-

981 COMPim/JTIVK EFFECTS OF COSALT 60 AND RADIUM WHEN UTILIZED IN IDENTICAL DOSES ON IKE SKIN OF RABBITS. Ibschan, Isodou; Ifettleship, Anderson ("Utiiv. of Arkansas, Little Rock), ilia. J. Roentgenol. Radium Therapy Nuclear r-fed>, 71:306-19 (1954) Feb. 8:2304 NIST

982 COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY OF L-M CELLS PROPAGATED BI VITRO AND IK FEMALE AND MALE MICE. Ifellinan, K. 3.; Novelli, David G.; Hellman, A.; Cunning, R. B. (Oak Ridge National Lab., Tenn.) J, Nat. Cancer Inst., 41:653-64 (Sept. 1968) 23:10592

983 (ASC-Tr-3661 (BK. 1) (p. 79-8S) COKDITIONED-REFLEX ACTIVITY OF DOGS ON BTTRAVEJOUS ADim^ESIRAriON RADIC&CTIVE COBALT. Loiaonos, P. I. 10p. 14:3293

984 DATA FOR TEE STUDY OF BLASTOMOGENIC ACTICRi OF IONIZING RADIA­ TION OF THE TISSUE STRUCTURE ON THE CENTRAL SERVOUS SYSTEM. Dimant, J. N.; Abdurasulov, D, M.; Lokitonov, G. M.; Stolyarova, A. G.; Sataev,

M. M# (Research Inst, of Roentgenology, Radiology, and Oncology, Tash­ kent). Arkh. ;\nat., Gistol. Embriol., 51:61-70 (Dec, 1966) (in Russian). 23:48233

985 THE DEVELOPMENT OF ACUTE LEUKEMIA IN A CHILD AFTER RADIUM THERAPY OF MULTIPLE SMALL AHCTOI-ttS OF TIE SKIN. Mirinova, T. D. Med. Radiol., 10: Ho. 4, 30-2 (April 1965) (in Russian) 19:29950

986 THE EFFECT OF CHRONIC IRRADIATIONS OF THE HEAD WITH Co60 ON THE HIGHER NERVOUS ACTIVITY OF THE DOG. Linshits, N. N.; Mneizerov, E. S. (Inat. of Biological Physics, Academy of Sciences, Moscow). Ra- diobiologiyu, 3:224-9 (1963) , (In Russian) 17:30363

987 THE EFFECT 0? Co60 INTSRIiAL IRRADIATION ON THE LIVER OF THE INDIA* CATFISH IETEROPNEUSTES F0SS3LIS BLOCH, Srivastava, Pratap N.; Ram, Sewbarath (Univ. of Raj as than, Jaipur, India) Strahlontharapie, 1^7:499-507 (Apr. 1969) 23:38758 -137-

988 (UC3L-50717) EFFECT OF COBALT ON SEA URCHIN MORPHOGENESIS. Barrett, Maiy M.; Tiraourian, Hector (California Univ., Liveraore

Lawrence Radiation Lab.)# July 16, 19^9« 7p. 24:12222

939 ELECTRIC CONDXTIVITY A?© AUTOLYSIS OP IfJSCLE TISSUES IK IRRADIATED ANIMALS. Burlakova, E. V.; Kakushkina, M. L. (Moscow State Uhiv.} Nauch. Dokai. V^ssh. Shkoly. Biol, Nauk. No. 3, 72-6 (1965). "(In Russian). 20:42929

990 ENDOBRONCHIAL USE OF RADIOCCBALT. Fisher, Knndrad Peter. Strahlentherapie, 94, No. 3, 374-33 (1954). (in German). 9:1163

991 (AEC-Tr-0244, pp. 333-9) FEATURES OF BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS

992 (UCD-742-116, pp. 10S-9) RTDRCKYFROLBIB EXCRETION AS AN INDEX OF BONE METABOLISM. Baggs, R. 3.; Delia Rosa, R. J.; Abraham, 6. D. (California Univ., Davis Radiobiologjr Lab.) 24:29870

993 INFLUENCE OF RADIOISOTOPES OF IMMUNOLOGICAL REACTIONS HI ANIMALS. lakim, S. M. Radiobiologiya, 6:627-9 (1966) (in Russian). 21:22757

994 INTESTINAL DAMAGE AND WATER IMBALANCE BI GAMMA-IRRADIATED LARVAE OF 30MBEC MORI. Lassota, Z. Bull. Acad. Pol. Sci., Sir. Sci. Biol., 14:293-6 (1966) 21:3436

995 (CONF-65056O-I4) IN VIVO INTESTINAL ABSORPTION OF LALANINE IN IRRADIATED RABBITS. Mehhram, A. H.; Blois, R. (Laval Univ. $tf#tfe?>, I8p. 20:42972 -138-

996 MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE LUNGS OF RATS PRODUCED BY SINGLE FIXED HOT PARTICUSS (CXFESi; S:TAL~8^SSMK3). Eita»v^.£^Ji.; Qreshina, A, F.; Tarasov, S. I.; Yascova, V. Z. (Central Research Inst, of Roentgen-Radiology, Moscow, Leningrad Research Inst, of Radiation Protection) Med. Radiol., 15; No. 4, 52-6 (Apr. 1970). (in Russian). 24:4^709

997 OBSERVATIONS ON Kffi HISTOLOGICAL CHANGES OF THE HUMAN LARYNX AFTER COBALT TEIETHERAPY. Mattioli, V.; Fini-3torchi, 0.; Lippi, L. (Uhiversita, Florence). Bull. Mai. Qrecchio, Gola Naso, 81:201-33 (May- June 1963). (in Italian). 19:25937

998 ON THE EFFECT OF GAMMA RAYS ON THE RADIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF THE RETINA. Kalashnikov, B. P. (Lenin State Research Inst.). DokladV Akad. Nauk SSSR 104:64-7 (1955) Sept. 1. (in Russian) 10:527

999 PERSONNEL EXPOSURES ASSOCIATED WITH THE THERAPEUTIC USE OF RADIUM, RADON, AND CQBALT-60. De Amicis, Egilda; Corving, Russell F. (New England Deaconess Hosp., Boston, Mass.) New Eng. J. Med., 251: 1-4(1954) July 1. 8:6393

1000 PREOPERATIVE IRRADIATION OF 3R0NCHIAL CARCINOMAS. Widow, Wolhelm (Akadcmie der Wissenschafte, Berlin). Strahlentherapie, 110: 133-44 (1949) Sept. (In German) 14:64

1001 POSSIBLE BONE INJURIES IN TELECOBALT THERAPY. Siracka, E. . (Inst, of Cancer Research, Bratislava). Radiobiol. Radiotherap., 4: 641-5 (1963). (In German) 18:19673

1002 POST RADIOTHERAPY COMPLICATIONS IN CASES OF CANCER OF THE UTERINE CERVIX. Lallane, C. M.; Fajbasowicz, S. (institut Gustave- Rovssy, Villejuif, France), Ann. Radiol., 8:697-708 (1965) (in French) 20:18309 -139-

1003 QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON THE EFFECT OF INTERNAL ^Co IRRADIATION ON THE TESTES OF BLACK AND WHITE MICE. Srivastava, Pratap N.; Rancsha, Rao A. (Univ. of Rajasthan, India) Strahlenthera- pie, 139:323-9 (Mar. 1970) 24:36823

1004 RADIATION-INDUCED CASTRATION IN THE FEHALE TEIEOSTEAK FISH, HETBROPNEUSTSS FOSSILIS BLOCH. Srivastava, P. N.; Rathi, S. K. (Univ. of Raj as than, J-'pur, India) Experientia, 23:229-30 (Mar. 15, 1967) 21:22698 NIST

1005 RASPREDELEIHE I 3I0L0GICHESK0I DEISTUIE RADIOAKTIVIIYKH IZ0T0P0V. Statei, Sbornik (Distribution and Biological Effect of Radio-

active Isotopes. An Anthology)s Moskalev, Yu. I. Mascow, Atomizdat, 1966. 575p. 22:8644

1006 REPRODUCTIVE EERFCRMA1JCE OF WISTAR RAT FOLLOWING INTERNAL Co IRRADIATION AT LOW DOSE LEVELS. Srivastava, Pratap N.; Raraesha, Rao A. (Univ. of Rajasthan, Jaipur, India) Strahlentherapie, 137:634-6 (MayO. 23:3^817

1007 SOfE EFFECTS OF IRRADIATION TO THE BOWEL. Newton, Kenneth A. (Westminster Hospital; London) Proc. Roy Soc. 1-fed., 57:565-9 (Ju3y 1964) 19:137

1008 STUDIES ON rag FORMATION OF CRGANICALLY-BOUND IODINE COMPOUNDS IN THE THYROID GLAND AND THEIR APPEARANCE BI PLASMA AS SHOWN BY THE USE OF RADIOACTIVE IODINE. Chaikoff, I. L.; Taurog, Alvin- Ann. New York Acad. Sci., 50:377-400 (1949) Jan. 27. 2:1157

1009 TECHNIQUE FOR LABELING SERPENTS WITH RADIOISOTOPES. Nanllean, Georges (Faciilte **»« -^iences, Nancy). Con$>t. Rend. Ser., D. 265s 1976-9 (Dec, 18, 1967). (In French). 22;19432 -140-

Radiation Effects On Plants 1010 CHANGES IN SOiC QUANTITATIVE CHARACTERS ON BARI£Y AFTER CHRONIC IRRADIATION. Honcariv, R.; Kovac, L.j Danko, V, (Univ. Kosice, Czech) pp. 99-101 of ttitatian on Papulation. Honcariv, Robert (ed). Prague. Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, 1966. 21:16520

1011 TIE EFFECT OF IONIZING RADIATION ON THE ACTIVITY OF PERSGXI- DASE IN CORN SEEDLINGS GROWN FROM HiRADIAIED SEEDS. Berezina, N. M.; Yazykova, 7. A. (Inst, of Biological Physics, Acadeny of Sciences, Moscow). Radiobiologiya, 3:177-80 (1963) (in Russian). 17:30357

1012 IMPROVED STORAGE QUALITY GF POTATO TUBERS AFTEIi EXPOSURE TO Co GAM-iAS. Sparrow, A. H.; Ghri3tensen, E„ (Brookhaven National Lab., Upton, N. Y. ) Nucleonics, 12, No. 8, 16-17 (l954)-Aug. 8:5779 PAEC

1013 (BNL-10225) RESEARCH USES OF THE GAMMA FIELD AND RELATED RADIATION FACILITIES AT BRO0K3AVBN NATIONAL LABORATORY. Spaxrow, Arnold H. (Brookhaven National Lab., Upton, N. Y. ) Radiate Bot., 6: 377-405 (Oct. 1966) 21:3453

1014 THE SELECTION OF A MODEL DESCRIBING THE RECOVERY CF VIABI­ LITY OF YEAST CELLS DAMAGED BY GAMiA IRRADIATION. Buevich, Yu. A.;

Karabaev, E. M#; Korogodin, V. I. (Moscow State Univ.), Radiobiologiya, 3:197-203(1963), (In Russian). 17:30360

1015 (CONF-551-7) SOMATIC MUTATIONS IN THE CARNATION INDUCED BY

GAMMA RADIATION. Buiatti, M.; Ragazziniy R#; w^to, F. (Univ. Pisa, Italy) 5p. 20:45474

Radios terilization and Radiopreservation

1016 (CONF-670202, pp. 9-13) ARMY FOOD IRRADIATION PROGRAM. Josephson, Edward S. (Amy Natick Labs., Mass.) 21:30937 PAEC-ran -141-

1017 EXPERIMENTAL CONTRIBUTION TO THE QUESTION OF STERILIZATION WITH Co. Schabanski, G. (Friedrich-Skiller Jniv., Jena, Ger.). Deut. Gesundheitsev, 14:859-61 (1959) 21:16539

1018 FOOD IRRADIATION TECHNOLOGY. De Proost, Maurice (IAEA, Vienna), pp. 43-67 of Food Irradiation, Tronbay, India, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, 1969. 23:35970

1019 MICROBIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF RADIATION STERILIZATION Bridges, B. A. (Atomic Energy-Research Establishment, Harwell, Eng.) Progr. Ind. Jficrobiol., 5:2S3-3l6 (1964) 22:15128

METALS, CERAMICS AND OTHER MATERIALS

Metals and Alloys

1020 (MMPP-NPC-1-3) APPLICATIONS OK SPIN RESONANCE WZlHSfJES TO THE STUDY OF RADIATION EFF3C2S. Kikuchi, C.j Yip, S.; Chem, S» H. (Michigan Univ. Ann. Arbor, Michigan Meiaorial Phoenix Project) (1961). 11%>. 17:22222

1021 (DP-MS-67-23) ^Co HEAT SOURCE ENCAPSULATION. Angenaan, C. L.; King, F. D. R,; Faraci, J. P.; S-yaonds, A. E. Nucl. Appl., 4:88-95 (Feb. 1967) 22:10929 PAEC

1022 (DP-7S8) CONTAMINATION AND DECaJTAillNATION OF LOW TEMPERATURE, WATER-COOLED REACTORS. PART II. DEPOSITION OF RADIONUCLIDES ON ALU­ MINUM KtOM SOLUTIONS. Carlson, Anton B. (Du Pont de Nemours (E. I.) and Co., Savannah River Lab., Aiken, S. C.). Oct. 1962. 17£. 17:8741

10^3 CORROSION AND DEPOSITION OF IRRADUTED STAIIILESS STEEL IN SODIUM. Witlow, G. A.; Schrock, S. L.; Hornak, R. J.; Bishop, E. C.

(Westinghouse Electric Corp., Madison, Pa.) Trans. Nucl.,$cto»9 12:121*2 I -142-

1024 DECO&TAJ-EIKATION AND CORROSION OF ALUMINUM BX SELECTED DECON­ TAMINATION SOLUTIONS. Zaric, M.; Jelig, L.; Matijasic, A. (Boris Kid- ric Inst, of Nuclear Science, Belgrade) - Isotopenpraxis, 6:26-9 (Jan. 1970) 24:23434

1025 DEPOSITION OF 95Zr (+ 95Nb) AND ^Co ON VARIOUS METALLIC AND NOK-MBTJuXIC SURFACES. Herczynska, Elvira (Inst, of liuclear Research, Polish Acadeny of Sciences, 'Warsaw). Nukleonika, 6:659-65 (1961). (ihEngLish) 16:7872 PAEC

1026 DIFFUSION E! COBALT-NICKEL ALLOCS. Xen-ichi, Hirano; Aga»- wala, R. P.; Auerbach, B. L.; Morris, Cohen (Massachusettes Inst, of Tech., Cambridge) J. Appl. Phys., 330049-54 (0*t. 1962). 16:33501 NIST

1027 (UCRL-7124) THE DIFFUSION OF COBALT AM) IRCH PURE DELTA IRON. Borg, R. J.; Lai, D. Y. F.; Krikorian, 0. H. (Univ. of California, Livermore)'. Acta Met., 11:867-71 (Aug. 1963) 17:29333

102S DIFFUSION OF Co60 IK S»E Ni-Al ALLOYS CONTAINING EXCESS VACANCIES. Berkowitz, A. E.; Jaumot, F. E. Jr.; Nix, F. C. (Univ. of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia! Phys. Rev., 95:1185-9 (1954).Sept. !• 8:6477 NIST - PAEC

1029 DISCUSSION OP "NOMOCKAMS FOR IRRE)IUM~192 RADIOGRAPHY". Cosh, T. A. (British Steel Castings Research Assoc., Sheffield, England)..

Non-Destructive Testing 14, No#.^, W2*\ (1956) Sept,-Oc*». 10:11798

1Q30 THE EFFECT OF All ARGON ENVIRONMENT ON THE DIFFUSION Of Co60 IN MOLYBDENUM. Askill, J. (Oak Ridge National Lab., Term.) Phys. Status Solidi, 9:K113-16 (1965) 19*30792

1031 THE EFFECTS OF FISSION NEUTRON Dt&ADIATIGN UPON THE CQCI- DATION OF A 20 Wt PERCENT Cr/25 WT PERCENT Ni/Nb STABILIZE 3TADILESS -143-

STEEL BI CARBON DIOXIDE BETWEEM 580 AMD o40°C. Bennett, M. J.; Blythe, P. C; Chafiey, G. H.; Hand, K.; McMillan, J. W.; Webster, S. J.; An- till, J. E.,(United Kingdom atomic Energy Authority, Harwell, Eng.) * J. Nucl. Mater., 25:260-70 (1968) 22:19593

1032 ELECTROLYTIC DECONTAi-HIvATION OF THE SURFACE OF STEEL CONTA­ MINATED BY RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES. Miazek-Kula, Maria. Prace Central Inst. Ochrony Pracy, 12, No. 36, 134-50 (1962). (in Polish)^ 18:35946

1033 ELECTROPLATING ^Co WITHOUT RESIDUE. Christensen, Carl J.; Jacobsen, Andrew T. (Univ. of Utah, Salt Lake City)# Bull. Utah Eng. Exp. Sta. No. 139:1-14 (June 1966) 21:41556

1Q34 GAMMA RADIOGRAPHY OF METAL CASTINGS AT SANDIA LABORATORY. Patterson, Louise D. (Technical Information Service, AEC) Sandia Corp., Jan. 1956. 7p. 10:3128

1Q35 IN*SITU GAMMA HEASURIftENT OF THE TRANSPORT OF RADIOACTIVE CORROSION PRODUCTS IN A SODIUM LOOP. McCown, J. J.; Maloney, E. H.; Shannon, D. W. (Battelle-Meiaorial Inst. Richland, Wash.) Radiochem. Radioanal«L6tt., 2:125-32 (Nov. 20, 1969) 24:2889

1036 MONITORING CORROSION RATES BY MEANS OF RADIOACTIVE TRACERS. Raifsnider, Philip J.; Guina, Vincent P. (Shell Oil Co.) U. S.'Patent . 3,348,052. Oct; 17, 1967. File4 June 24, 1965. 22:23724

1037 (BNL-50057, pp. 79-100) NUCLEAR ENGINEERING (Brookhaven Na­ tional Lab., Upton, N, Y. ) 22:15141 PAEC-mn

1038 NUCLEAR POISONS. Reactor Mater., 7:236-7 (Winter, 1964-1965). 19:11681

1039 (ANL-5Q31) PHYSICS DIVISION QUARTERLY REPORT (FOR) DECEMBER -144-

1952, JANAUHY (AIJD) FEBRUARY 1953. (Argonne National Lab.). May 1953. UQp. 7:5773 PAEC-mc

1040 (DP-1051 (REV. 2) PROPERTIES OF ^Co AND COBALT METAL FULL FORMS. (Du Pont de Nemours (E. I.) and Co., Aiken, S. C. Savannah River Lab.). June 1963. 35p. 24:44694

1041 RADIOGRAPHY" WITH COBALT-60 AND ELECTRON LINEAR ACCELERATOR. Furuta, Junichiro; hiraoka, Eiichi; Qkaaoto, Shinichi; Tsujii, Yukio. Ann. Rept. Radiation Center Osaka Prefect., 3:36-9 (1962). (in English). 17:34433

1042 (NP-12652) REFRACTORY BINARY BORIDES. Technical Report No. 6, Post, Ben (Brooklyn Polytechnic Inst.). (1962). 67p. 17:10761

1043 REMOTE ENCAPSULATION OF MBGACURIE AMOUNTS OF COBALT-60. Kuhl, Otto A. (Brookhaven National Lab., Upton, N. Y. ). Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc., 7:433 (Nov. 1964). 19:2738 PAEC

1044 (DP-1177-1) SAVANNAH RIVER LABORATORY ISOTOPIC POWER AND HEAT SOURCES. PART.I. ^Co QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT, JULY-SEPTEMBER 1963. Hilborn, H. S. (Comp.). (Du Pont de Nemours (E. I.)and Co., Aiken, S. C. Savannah River Lab.). Oct. 1968. 13p. 23:6629

1045 SELF AND SOLUTE DIFFUSION IN ZIRCONIUM I. THE DIFFUSION OF

Co IN P Zr. Kids on, G, V.; Young, G4 J. (Atomic Energy of Canada, Ltd. Chalk River Ont.). Phil. Mag., 20:1047-56 (Nov. 1969). 24:3094

1046 SELF AND SOLUTE DIFFUSION IN ZIRCONIUM II. THE EFFECT OF COBALT ADDITIONS ON THE DIFFUSION OF 95Zr AND ^Co IN P-ZIRCONIUM. Kidsen, G. V,;(Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., Chalk River Oht.). Kir- kaldy, J. S. Phil. Mag., 20:1057-74 (Nov. 1969). 24:6204 -14 5-

1047 SL-3PLE CELL EOR HIS ELSCmCDEPOSITICN OF TRACES OF METAL ON THIN METALLIZED PLASTIC FILMS. APPLICATIONS TO TIE PREPARATION OF RADIOACTIVE SOURCES OF ^Co, 11QnAg, 203Hg, 63Ni, AND 65Zn. Ojdhira, Y.; Roy, J. C„ (Laval Univ. Qaebec) Can. J. Chen., 46:1221-32 (15 Apr. 1968) 24:17250 NIST

1048 (BNWL-1200-1, pp. 3.1-58) SODIUM COOLANT STUDIES. (Battelle- Northwest Richland, Wash., Pacific Northwest Lab.) 24:10035

1049 THE STUDY OF DIFFUSION EI METAL CKIDES WITH THE AID OF RADIO­ ACTIVE ISOTOPES. Gorbunov, N. S.; Izukov, V. I. Uspekhi Fiz. Nauk, 72:273-306 (i960).Oct. (in Russian). 15:7817

1050 VOLUME SELF^DIFFUSION IN COBALT-NICKEL ALLOYS. Haessner, A.; Lange, W. (Technische Universitat, Dresden) Phys. Status Solidi, 8:77-91 (1965) (in German). 19:9708

Ceramics and Cermets

1051 (BFWL-1177) DIVISION OF ISOTOPE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS QUARTERLY REPORT, MAY-JULY 1969. Sheely, W. F. (ed.). (Battelle-Northwest, Rich­ land, Wash., Pacific Northwest Lab.) Sept. 1969. 73?. 24:4849 PAEC-ran

1052 (NUMEC-3432-35) IRRADIATION TESTING OF PuQ2U02 FUELS. QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT, APRIL 1, 1967- JUNE 30, 1967. (Nuclear Materials and

Equipment Corp#, Apollo, Pa.) Sept. 1967. 14p» 21:46027

1053 ISOTOPE EFFECT FOR CATION SELF-DIFFUSION IN CoO CRYSTALS. Chen,

W# K.; Peterson, N. L.; Reeves, W, T. (Argonne National Lab., HI.). Phys. Rev., 186:887-91 (15 Oct. 1969). 24:8186 NIST-PAEC

PHYSICS (GENERAL) * Astrophysics and Cosmology -146-

1054 ACTIVITY" CF THE DOSSO METEORITE (WHICH FELL ON THE 19th OF FEBRUARY 1962) MEASURED BY -pRAY SPECTROMETRY. Tobailem, Jacques* Fordetoanh, Dana«IL(CEN de Saclajjb, Qil-sur-Yvette,tPrance).^Cojppt« Rend., Ser. B;2?1:*262-^ (EO,July 1970). (In French) 2**:**6o23

1055 AGES CF ALLENDB METEORITE. Fireman, E. L.; DeFelice, J. (Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, Cambridge Mass.) Geochira. Cosmochim. Acta, 34:873-81 (Aug. 1970). 24:46821 PAEC

1056 COSMOGENIC RADIOACTIVITIES IN THE PEACE RIVER AH) HARLETON CHRONDRITES. Shedlovsky, Julian P.; Cressy, Philip J. Jr.; Kohman, Truman P. (Carnegie Inst, of Tech., Pittsbur#i). J. Geophys. Res., 72:5051-8 (Oct. 15, 1967) 22:2742 NIST

1057 MULTIPARAMETER ANALYSIS OF GAMMA RADIATION FROM THE BARWELL, ST. SEVERIN, AND TATLITfi METEORITES. Cressy, Philip J. Jr. (Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Md.). Geochim. Cosraochira. Acta, 34*771-9 (July 1970)- 24:42307 PAEC

1058 NEUTRON EXPOSURE AGES OP USTEORITES. Fireman, E. L. (Smith­ sonian Astrophysical Observatory, Cambridge, Mass. Harvard Coll., Observatory Cambridge Mass.)- Z. Maturforsch., 21A:1138-40 (July 1966)

21:549 v

1059 RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES IN HOBA WEST AND OTHER IRON METEORITES. McCorkell, R. H. (Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, Cambridge, Mass.). Fireman, E. L.; D'Ainico, J.; Thompson, S, 0. Moteorites,. 4:113-22 (Oct. 1968) 24:12503

1060 RADIOACTIVE SPECIES BY COSMIC RAYS IN THE AROOS IRON METEO- RITE. Honda, Masatake; Arnold, James R. (Univ. of California, La Jolla) Geochim. et Cosmochiin, Acta, 23:219-32 (May 1961) (in English). 15:18627 PAEC -147-

1061 RADIOACTIVITY EI SPUTNIK 4 FRAGMENT. Wasson, John T. (Air Force Cambridge Research Labs., Bedford, Mass.) J. Geophys. Res., 69:2223-30 NIST

1&62 RADIOACTIVITY DEDUCED BY COSMIC RADIATION IK THE SAINT SEVE­ RE! METEORITE. Tobailem, J.; David, B.; Nordeiaann, D. (Centre d'Etudes Nucleaires, Saclay, France-Centre des Faibles Ridioactivities, Gif-sur- Yvette, (France) pp. 207-13 of "Radioactive Dating and rfcthods of Low- Level Counting-Vienna, International Atomic Ener^r Agency, 1967. (in French) 22:7080

1063 RADIONUCLIDE COMPOSITION OF THE ALLEEDE METEORITE FROM NONDESTRUCTIVE GAiMMA-RAY SPECTRO*ETRIC ANALYSIS. Rancitelli, L. A.;

Perkins, R. W#; Cooper, J. A.; Kaye, J. H.; Wogaan, N. A. (Battelle- Northwest. BtLchland, Wash.). Science, 166:1269-72 (5 Dec. 19$?) 24:4867

Atonic and Molecular Physics

1064 INITIAL DISTRIBUTION OF COMPTON ELECTRONS. Johns, H. E.; Cor- mack, D. V.; Denesuk, S. A.; Whitraore, G. F. Can. J. Phys., 30:356- 65 (1952).Sept. 7:208

1065 TIE POLARIZATEON OF THE Co^LECTRONS. Bienlein, H.; Fleisch- mann, R.; Wegener, H. Z. Physik. 150:80-6 (195#) (In German) 12:4288

1066 (LADC-5931) RADIOACTIVITY OF THE BOGOV SIDETtlTS. Rowe, M. Wt; Anderson, E. C; Van Dilla, M. A, (Los Alamos Scientific Lab., N. Mex.). J. Geophys. Res., 69:521-4 (Feb. 1, 1964) 18:10756 WIST

Cosmic Radiation

1067 NEUTRONS, IN METEORITES. Eberhardt, P. (Universitat, Bern). Geiss, J.; Lutz, H. Helv. Phys. Acta, 34:460-4 (1961) (in German) -1^8-

16:6891

1068 RADIOACTIVE COBALT AND MANGANESE IN DISCOVERER 17 STAIN­ LESS rTEEL. Wasson, John T. (Air Force Cambridge Research Labs*, Bedford, Mass,). J. Geophys. Research, 67:3513-17 (Aug. 1962). 17:3938 NIST

1069 (NP-1058D(pp. ^7-7*0 RADIOACTIVE SPECIES PRODUCED BY COS­ MIC RAYS IN THE AROOS IRON METEORITE. Honda, M.; Arnold, J.R. (California Univ., La Jolla). (AR0D-222W3). 15:28325

Direct Energy Conversion

1070 (ORNL-3576) HANDBOOK OF SHIELDING REQUIREMENTS AND RADIA­ TION CHARACTERISTICS OF ISOTOPIC POWER SOURCES FOR TERRESTIAL MARINE, AND SPACE APPLICATIONS. Arnold, E.D. (Oak Ridge National Lab., Tenn.). Apr. 1964. 221p. 18:18621 PAEC

Low Temperature Physics and Cryogenic Equipment

1071 (CEA-R-2987) REALISATION D UN APPAREIL POUR DBS MESURES D* ORIENTATION NUCLEAIRE A BASSE TEMPERATURE. APPLICATION A L« ALLIAGE NEODYME-COBALT. (Construction of an Apparatus for Nucleare Orientation Measurements at Low-Temperature Applications to Neodyme- Cobalt Alloy). Mayer, Eric (Commissariat a 1'Energies Atomique, Grenoble (France). Centre d'Etudes Nucleaires). 1966. 6lp. (In French) 21:23136

1072 SOME EXPERIMENTS ON HEAT TRANSFER AND MAGNETISM BELOW 1°K. VI. SOME EXPERIMENTS ON NUCLEAR ORIENTATION IN MAGNETICALLY OR­ DERED TUTTON SALTS. Miedema, A.R. Koninkl, Ned. Akad. Wetenschap., Proc. Ser. B, 64:263-73 (1961) 18:42558

Plasma and Thermonuclear Physics 1073 INTENSIFICATION FACTOR OR LEAD SCREEN FOR Y-RAY RADIOGRAPHY.

i Enomoto, Shigemasaj Furuta, Tomihiko; Wada, Nabuo (Government Ind. -149-

Research Inst., Na^oya, Japan). Radioisotopes (Tokyo). 11:275-32 (Aug. 1962) (In Japanese'- 17:17394

Shielding

1074 DETERMIIIATIOl! OF Tim LINEAR ATISNUATION COEFFICIENT IN CON­ CRETE OF GAMMA RADIATION 3HITIED BY ^Co. Ivanov, I.; Hies, F. Teh. Nucl., 3:260-6 (May 1965) (in Rumanian) 20:42519

1075 AN EXPERIMENTAL DETERMINATION OF THE ABSORPTION AND BUILDUP FACTOR IN ifATER FOR RADIUM ^Co, AiD137 Cs GAlltA RAYS. Ponnuni Kartha, K. I.; Kenney, Gordon N.; Cameron, John R. (Univ. of Wisconsin, Madison) Amer. J. Roentgenol. Radium Therapy Nucl. Mod., 96:66-9 (Jan. 1966). 20:10225 NIST

1076 EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES Oil GAMMA RAY DOSE RATES FROM A Co CYLINDRICAL SOURCE. Furuta, Yutaka (Japan Atonic Energy Research Inst. Tokyo). Kanemori, Yoshihiko, Nucl. Sci. Eng., 30:261-7 (1967) 21:46393

1077 (AD-637125) EXPOSURE FIELD FROM A POINT ISOTOPIC SOURCE LOCATED AT THE SURFACE OF A THICK CONCRETE SLAB. NUCLEAR RADIATION SHIELDING STUDIES ilEPORT WO. 2. Chilton, A. B.; Fu, C. Y. (Illinois Univ. Urbana). July 1966. 20:40284

1078 (TID-7698 (Pt. I)(p. 33-248)) HANDBOOK OF SHIELDING BBQUIRE- MENTS AIID RADIATION CHARACTERISTICS OF ISOTOPIC POWER SOURCES FOR TERRES-

TIALfMARINE, AND SPACE APPLICATIONS. Arnold, E. D. (Oak Ridge National Lab., Tenn.). 19:21595

1079 (DC61-1-101) INTERIM REPORT ON THE ANALYSIS OF GAMMA RAY POINT SOURCE DATA FROM SINGLE MATERIAL MEASURE1IOTS. KLtchell, V. J. (General Electric Co., Aircraft Nuclear Propulsion Dept., Cincinatti) January 27, 1961. 3pp. 16:14200 -150-

1060 THE INTENSITY AND SPECTRAL DISTRIBUTION OF SCATTERED RADIATION FROM COBALT-60 SOUUCES. Petree, B.; Humphreys, J. C. (National Bureau of Standards, Washington, D. C.) Radiolo^-, 84:129-30 (Jan. 1965). 19:10457 WIST

1081 INVESTIGATION OF GAMMA-RA? BACKSCATTERING FOR BROAD RADIATION BEAMS. Koch, 3. (Technical Univ., Dresden).^ Isotopenpraxis, 2:354-7 (Sept. 1966). (In Geman) 21:3912

1082 MAD ESTIMATORS FOB GAim-RAX SPECTRA. Eckhoff, N. D.; TaUnan, F. A.; Simoons, G. G.; Kimel, W. R. (Kansas State Univ., Manhattan),? Trans. Amer. Nucl. Soc, 11:471-2 (Nov. 1968) 23:3547

1083 ITJCLEAR MAGETIC RESONANCE IN POLARIZED NUCLEI. Matthias, E.; Holliday, R. J. (Univ. of California, Berkeley) Phys. Rev. Lett., 17: 987-9 (Oct. 24, 1966) 21:2330 NIST

1084 RADIATION PROTECTION AGAINST A 10 CURIE SOURCE OF COBALT. Arch.-Ind. Health, 14:299-300 (1956) Sept. 11:790

Solid State Physics

1085 EFFECTS OF SPIN-SPIN INTERACTIONS OK NUCLEAR ORIENTATION. McNichola, J. L. 9p. (CQNF-650927) ORAU. Gmelin, AED-C0NF-65-222-35 20:36371

An 1086 INTERNAL CONVERSION IN Hi0". Deutsch, Martin; Spiegbahn, Kai. Phys. Rev,, 77:680-1 (1950) Mar. 1. 4:2466 NIST

1087 MBASURE*ENT OF THE EFFECTIVE MAGNETIC FIELDS ON ^Co NUCLEI IN DILUTE SOLID SOLUTIONS OF Co IN PD. Parfenova, V. P.; Alekseevskii, N, E.; Erzinkyan, A. L,; Shpinel, V. S. (Inst, of Nuclear Physics, Moscow). Zh. Eksp. Teor. Fiz., 53:492-7 (Aug. 1967) (in Russian) 21:44195 -151-

1088 NUCLEAR SPIN LATTICE RELAXATION TIME MEASUREMENTS FOR IMPU­

RITIES IN FERROMAGNETIC ALLOTS BY NUCLEAR ORIENTATION. Reid, P. G? E.; Sott, M.; Stone, N. J. (Clarendon Lab., Oxford). Phys. Lett., 25A;456-7 (Sept. 25, 1967) 22:1334

1089 OBSERVATION OF ADIABATIC IPJCLEAR MAGNETIZATION III NUCLEAR

ORIEIJTATION EXPERIMENTS. Chaplin, D. H.; Don, C. G.; Wilson, G. Vf H. (Monash Univ., Clayton, Australia) Phys. Lett., A32:137-8 (9 Jan, 1970) 24:49276

Theoretical Physics

1090 .ABSOLUTE DOSE MEASUREMENT OF COBALT-60 RADIATION. Johns, H. E.; Cormack, D. V.; Whitmore, G. F.; Garrett, C. (Univ. of Saskat­ chewan and Saskatchewan Cancer Commission, Canada). Radiology, 64s 113-14 (1955) Jan. 9:1978 ' NIST

1091 GOMPTON ELECTRON SUPPRESSION IN THE GAM4A RAY SPECTRA OF : Ra (B+C), Co60, AND Ta182. Pearce, R. M.; Mann, K. C. Can. J. Phys., 31;592-603 (1953) 7:3842 NIST

PHYSICS (HIGH ENERGY)

Particle Interactions and Properties (Experimental) 1092 MEASUREMENT OF THE VELOCITY DEPENDENCE OF THE HELICITY OF 60 BETA PARTICLES FROM Co. Lazarus, D. M.; Greenberg, J. S. (Yale Univ., New Haven). Phys. Rev., D2;45-57 (1 July 1970) 24:40242 NIST

1093 ON THE ANALYSIS OF Co60- Fo59 MIXTURES BY A COINCIDENCE TECHNIQUE. Odeblad, Erik; Meurman, Leo; Ziliotto, Donato. Acta Radiol,, 44:337-44 (1955) Oct. 10:1473

Scattering Theory

10?4 THE ABSORPTION OF GAMMA-RAYS FROM Co60. Shimizu, Sakae; -152-

Hanai, Tetsuya; Okanioto, Sunao. Phys. liev., 35:290-4 (1952) Jan. 1£, 6:2203 NIST - PAEC

1095 AIR SCATTERING OF Co60 GAMMA RAYS THEORY VERSUS EXPERIMENT. Moran, Herbert S. (Oak Ridge National Lab., Tenn.). Apr. 17, 1956. 7p. 10:3830

1096 ANGULAR CORRELATION OF SUCCESSIVE GAMJfA-RAY QUANTA 11. Brady, Edward L.; Deutsch, Martin. Phys. Rev., 74:1541-1542 (19^).Nov. 15. 2:1 NIST - PAEC

1097 THE ELECTRON SPECTRA PRODUCED BY A Co60 SOURCE IN WATER. Hayvard, Evans. Phys. Rev., 86:493-5 (1952) May 15. 6:4244

1098 AN EXPERIMENT ON THE ANOMALOUS SCATTERING OF FAST . MESSONS BY NUCLEUS. Amaldi, E.; Fidecaro, G. Nuovo Cimento, 7:535-52 (1950) July 25, 4:6635

1099 (AECU-2567) FLUX DEPRESSION AND SELF-PROTECTION EFFECTS IN PRODUCTION OF RADIOCOBALT. Levin, J. S.; Ifci^ies, D. J. (Brookhaven National Lab.). (1952). I8p. 7:4247

60 1100 GAMMA-RAY ABSORPTION COEFFICIENTS FOR Co . RaoB Durgaf Nagesuara; Jnanamanda, Swani; J. Sci. Ihd. Research India, l6B:325-7 (l957).Aug. 12:636

60 1101 LARGE-ANC&E SCATTERING OF Co GAMMA MYS' Strickler, Thomas D. Phys. Rev., 92:923-6 (1953). No. 15, 8:1237 NIST-PAEC

1102 POLARIZATION OF SCATIERED QUANTA. Hoover, J. I.; Faust, W. R.; Donne, C. F. Phys. Rev., &5:5&$ (1952) Jan. 1. 6:1898 NIST - PAEC

1103 SCATTERING OF GAMMA-RAYS I. SCATTERED GAWA-RAYS IN THE -153-

LABYRINTH OF SHIELDED Co60 IRRADIATION FACILITIES II. RADIOGRAPH! USING THE SCATTERED y-RAYS. Kaninishi, Tokishi. (Government Industrial Re­ search Inst., Nagoya, Japan). Nagoya Kogyo Gijutsu Shikensho Hokoku, 10:626-35 (Oct. 1961). (in Japanese) 17:36596

1104 SCATTERING OF G&f-iA-RAYS NEAR AN INTERFACE. Clarke, Eric T.; Richards, Paul I. (Technical Operations Inc., Burlington, Mass.). July 1957. 5Sp, 12:6720

1105 AN APPARATUS FOR MEASURING THE LONGITUDINAL POLARIZATION OF ELECTRONS BY MQTT SCATTERING. Bienlein, H.; GLithner, K.; Von Issefe- dorff, H.; Wegener, H. (Universitat, Erlanger, Ger.). Nuclear Instr. and Jfethods, 4:79-39 (1959) Mar. (in German). 13M3672

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Neutron Interactions With Matter

1106 ENERGY DISTRIBUTION AND (Y_Y) ANGULAR CORRELATION MEASURE­

MENTS FOR (n,Y ) REACTIONS. Kardon, B.; Kiss, D.; Lovas, I.; Zamori, Z. (Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Kozponti Fizikal Kutato Intezete, Budapest), p. 247-59 of "Pile Neutron Research in Physics." Vienna, International Atomic Energy Agency, 1962. (in English) 16:18436

1107 NEUTRON SELF-SHIELDIIIG FACTOR OF SCATTERING-PREDOMD-IANT RESONANCE FOILS. Nakayama, Takashi; Kuroi, Hideo (Japan Atomic Energy Research Inst., Tokyo). J. Hucl. Sci. Technol. (Tokyo). 1:68-72 (May 1964). 18:34737

Nuclear Properties and Reactions

1108 (Jul-355-BX) ABSQLUTMESSUNG DERZERFALLSTRATE EINES RAPIO- AKTIVEN STRAHLENS MIT KOMPLEXEM ZERFALLSSCHEMA MIT HILFEINER 4 «^r KOINZIDENZANLAGE. DIE ABSOLUXMESSUNG VON ^Co AND ^Co. (Absolut© Measurement of the Decay Rate of a Radioactive Emitter with Complex -154-

Decay Scheme Using a 4* p-y Coincident Installation. The absolute 60 58 Measurement of Co and Co.) Dieck, L. (Kernforschungsanlage, Jue- lich (West Germany) Zentralinstitut fuer Reaktorexperiraente) Jan. 1966. 68p. 20:28279

1109 THE ABSOLUTE COUNTING OF NUCLIDES DECAYING BY EMISSION p ONLY. Conxion, P. J.; Taylor, J. G. V.; Merrit, J. S. (Atomic Energy of Canada, Ltd. ChaBc River, Cht.) p. 227-44 of "Metrology of Radionuclides. Proceedings of a Symposium, Vienna, 14-16 October 1959. Vienna, International Atomic Energy Agency 1960. (in Englosii) 14:24921

1110 ABSOLUTE CROSS SECTIOII OF Pb FOR y RAYS OF Co60 AND Na2^ AND ELECTRON FAIR PRODUCTION BY y RAYS OF Bi21^ IN Fb. Schiaid, P.; Habeas ?> Heir* Fhys. Acta, 28:369-88 (Aug. ) (Ha Geman) 10:1911

1111 ABSOLUTE MEASUREMENT 0F P ACTIVITY. APPLICATION TO THE DETERMINATION OF THE Ka EQUIVALENT MILLIGRAM. Veccino, Simone. Ann. Phys., 4:147-84 (1959) Jan.- Feb. (in French) 13:12938

1112 ABSORPTION MEASUREMENTS ON SECONDARY ELECTRONS FOR THE ENERGY DETERMINATION OF Y-RAYS. Backenstoss, G.; Gentner, W. (tfniversitat Freiburg i. Br. Germany). Z. Naturforsch., 9a:882-6 (1954) Oct. (in German) 9:809

1113 AERE-R/M019) ABSOLUIE NEUTRON DENSITY DETERMINATIONS USING COBALT. Littler, D. J.; Thomas, R. H. (Atomic Energy Research Estab­ lishment, Harwell, Berks (EngLand) Sept. 16, 1952. 8p. 7:1473

1114 (AECU-2394, UAC-700) ACTIVATION CROSS-SECTIONS M2ASURED WITH A ANTIMONY-BERXLLIUM PHOTCHEUTRGNS-II. Kimball, Clyde; Hamermesh, Bernard (Argonne National Lab.) Jan. 15, 1953. 1p. 7:2116 -155-

1115 ALIGNMENT OF C0BALT-6Q NUCLEI AT VERY LOW TEMPERATURES. Qor- ter, C. J.; Poppema, 0. J.; Steenland, M. J. 6:2472

1116 ANALYSIS CF RESONANCE PARAMETERS OF COBALT FOR NEUTRONS OF ENERG5T BELOW 30 Kev. Morgenstern, J. Dianchi, G.; Corge, C.; Huynh,

N. D#; Julien, J.; Netter, F,; Le Foittevin, g.; Nastel, M. (Centre

1 d Etudes Nucleaires, Saclay, France) Nucl. Phys., 62:529-40 (Febf -1965) (In Erench) 19:5172

1117 AilGULAR AID DIRECTION-POLARIZATION COIfcSLATION FOR Co , Cs13^, AND Sb12^. Kloepper, Robert M.; Lennox, E. SI; Wiedenbeck, M. L. Phys. Rev., 38:695-3 (1952) Nov. 15. 7:941 NIST - PAEC

1113 ANGULAR CORRELATION OF GAM1A RADIATIONS FROM ORIENTED NUCLEI. Jastram, P. S.; Sapp, R. C.; Daunt, J. G. (Ohio State Univ., Columbus). Phys. Rev., 101:1331-3 (1956) Feb. 15. 10:5951 NIST-PAEC

1119 ANGULAR CORRELATION OF SUCCESSIVE GAMMA-RAYS. Yang, Ying- Chuan; Wang, Tsirg-Yih (National Tsing Hua Univ., China) Ho Tsu K'o Hsueh, 4:35-3 (Fefe. 1964} 19:14552

1120 THE ANGULAR CORRELATION OF TWO GAMMA QUANTA EMITTED BY ALIGNED RADIOACTIVE NUCLEI. Cox, J. A. M.; Tolhoek, H. A. Physics, 13:359-60 (1952) May. (In English) 6:5236

1121 ANGULAR DISTRIBUTION AND POLARIZATION OF GAMMA RADIATION EMITTED

BY ALIGNED RADIOACTIVE NUCLEI. Tolhoek, H. A#; Cox, J. A. H. Physisa, 13:357-8 (1952) May. (In English) 6:5237

60 1122 ANGULAR DISTRIBUTION OP DOSE OF SCATTERED Y-RAYS FROM Cow SOURCE IN WATER. Kukletevich, V. I.; Tsypin, S. G.; Shemetenko, B. P Atomnaya Energ., 5*638-41 (1958). (In Russian) 13*5705

1123 THE ANGULAR DISTRIBUTION OF GAMMA. RADIATION FROM ORIENTED -156-

Co NUCLEI AND THE INFLUENCE OF THE CHARACTER OF THE PRECEEDING BETA- TRANSITION. Cox, J. A. II.; De Groot, S. R.; Harto^i, Chr. D. Physica, 19:1123-6 (1953) Nov. (In English) 8:1741

1124 ANGULAR DISTRIBUTION OF PROTCSTS FROM THE Co59 (d,p) Co60 REACTION (Thesis). Jarrell, Donald Lee; AngLeman, Cornell Carpenter. June 1957. &%>. 13:20520

1125 THE ANGULAR DISTRIBUTION OF y RADIATION FROM ALIGUED NUCIEI. Steenberg, N. R. Proc. Phys. Soc. (London). A65,791-8O0 (1952) Oct. 1. 7:416

1126 ANISOTROPIC ANGULAR DISTRIBUTION OF GAMMA RADIATION EMITTED BY

w60 A SOURCE CONTAINING ALIGNED Co NUCLEI. Poppema, 0. J.; Buen, J. A.; Steenland, M. J.; Gorter, C. J. Physica, 18:1235-40 (1952) Dec. (in English) 7:3572

1127 APPLICATION OF THE HOOGENBOGM METHOD FOR STUDY OF GAHMA^GAMMA CASCADES. Carlos, P.; Nifenecker, H.; Samana, R.; Fagot, J. (Centre d*Etude Nucleaires Saclay, France). J. Phys., Phys* Appl.. (prie), 25:203 A-7 A ( cv. 19#0. (In French) 19:1^563

1128 ASYMKETRICEMISSION OF ELECTRONS IN Co-60. Cervi, Juan Carlos (Private Institute of Physical and Biophysical Investigations, Cordova, Argentina). Rev. Real Acad Cienc. Exact Fiz. Nat. Madrid, 57:745-70 (1963). (In Spanish) 18:30830

60 1129 ASYMMETRIC OF THE p -RADIATION OF POLARIZED Co NUCLEI IN A COBALT-IRON ALLOY. Samailov, B. N.; Sfclyarevski, V. V.; Gerovchenko, V. D.; Stepanov, E. P. Zhur. Eksptl i Teoret. Fiz., 40:1371-4 (ftane 1961). (In Bussian) 16:1070

1130 (PUC-1962P-71)0~Y CIRCUIAR-POLARIZATION ivEASUREMENT OF Sc*6 AND Fe^ (Thesis). Hoase, Ernst L. (Princeton Univ., N. J. Palmer -157-

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1133 CIRCULAR POLARIZATION MEASUREMENTS WITH A Ge (Li) DETECTOR. Kopecl

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1135 CIRCULAR POLARIZATION OF GAMMA-RAYS FOLLOWING THE CAPTURE OF POLARIZATION NEUTRONS Oil S, V, Co, Cu, AND Zr. Kopecky, J.; Kajfosz, J.; Chalupa, B. (Inst, of Nuclear Research, Prague). Nucl. Phys., 6$: 449-62 (June 1965). 19:23726

1136 CIRCULAR POLARIZATION CF Y QUANTA EMITTED BY ATOMIC NUCLEI AFTER DECAY. Estulin, I. V.; Petushkov, A. A. Usp. Fiz. Nauk., $2: 253-85 (Feb. 1964K 18:21309

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1139 COEFFICIENT OF RADIATION BACKSCATIERING FROM ALUMINUM BAC­ KING IN 2nGE0I*ETKY. L»vova, M. A.; Bochkarevt V. V. Izraeritel. Tekh., No. 12, 45-7 (Dec. 1965) {^n Russian) 20:30369

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1143 COMPARISON OF THE (n, Y ) AND (d,p) REACTIONS IN COBALT. Gerch, H, U,; Rudolph, W«; Alexander, K. F. (Zentralinstitut fur Kero- physik, Rossendorf, Ger.) Nucl, Phys., 54:405-13 (June 1964). (in German) 18:34827 PAEC

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1149 DECAY scam: AND GAMMA GAI#IA ANGULAR CORRELATIONS IN ^i FOLLOWING 'IKS DECAY OF 23-MIN ^Cu. Shafroth, S. M. (Bartol Research Foundation Swarthmore, Pa.), Wood, G. T. Phys. Rev., 149:827-35 (Sept. 23, 1966), 20:42254 NIST - PAEC

1150 DESIGN OF A HI(5i LEVEL GAMMA. SOURCE FOR RADIATION STERILIZATION IN HOSPITALS. Brownell, L. E.; Purohit, S. N.; Coleman, E. W. Strah- lentherapie, 36:255-63 (1956). 11:3616 .

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1152 DETERMINATION OF SELF-ABSORPTION OF Co60 BETA PARTICU3S BY PROPORTIONAL 4-PI COLTER. Konstantinov, A. A.; Perepelkin, V. V. (All Union Scientific Research Inst., of Metrology, USSR). Pribory i Tekh, Eksperim., No. 6, 69-72 (Nov.- Dec. 1964) (in Russian) 19:14621

1153 A DETERMINATION OF THE NUCLEAR MAGNETIC MOMENT OF Co60 USING THE METHOD OF NUCLEAR ALIGNMENT. Bleony, B.; Daniels, J. M.; Grace, M. A.; Halban, H.; Kurti, N.; Robinson, F. N. H. Phys. Bev., 85:688-9 (1952 .Feb. 15, 6:3068 NIST-PAEC -160-

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1157 DOUBLE CASCADE TRAIBITIONS OF GAMBIA RAYS PROM RADIOACTIVE CAPTURE Oil Co5^. Urbane, J.; Kajfosz, J.; Kopecky, J, (Inst, of Nuc­ lear Research Czechoslovak, Scadeny of Sciences) (Prague), Czechoslov. J. Phys., 113:559-64 (1961). (in English) 15:32736

1153 DYNAMIC NUCLEAR ORIENTATION OF Co60. Abraham,, M.; Joffices, C. D.j Kedzie, R. W. (Univ. of California, Berkeley). Phys, Rev,, 117: 1070-74 (1960) Feb. 15. 14:13279

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1161 EFFECT OF MAGNETIC INTERACTIONS ON THE NUCLEAR .ORIENTATION OF C0BALT-6O IN CERIUM ZINC NITRATE, Levi, M. W.; Sapp, R, C; Oulvahouso, J. W, (Univ. of Kansas, Lawrence), p. 163-71 of "Procee­ dings of Vllth International Conference on Low Tenperature Physics", -161-

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1163 ELECTRON POLARIZATION OF 6°Co. Bienlein, H.; Von, Issendorff, H.; Wegener, K. (Universite d!Erlan£en, Ger.). p. 872-3 of "Procee­ dings of the International Congress on Nuclear Physics." 13:21615

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1165 EIJERGY DEPENDENT BETA-GAMMA CIRCULAR POLARIZATION OF 1^°La. Qhlas, D. E.; Basken, J. J.; Sisaas, P. C. 24:38263

1166 ENERGY OF 3ETA PARTICLES AND PHOTONS FROM Ca^5, &65, AND 60 Co BY ABSORPTION. Simons, Lennart. Soc. Sci. Fennica Coiaaentationes Phys. Math. 15,'Ho. 9, 1-11 (1950) Mar. 5:4279

1167 EVIDENCE OF VIOLATION OF PARITY BY POLARIZATION CORRELATION IN Co60. Debruimer, P.; Kundi^ W. Kelv. Phys. Acta, 30:261-3 (1957) (In German) 12:461

1168 AN EXPERIMENT ON NUCLEAR ALIGNMENT: THE ANISOTROPIC OF RADIATION

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1171 (TEM508S) FINAL REPORT CF NEUTTtON CROSS-SECTIONS AND NUCLEAR SPSCTPtOSCOPY. Schecter, Larry (Oregon State Coll*, Corvallis) . Feb. 15, 1962. 36p. 17:11627

1172 THE FIRST PARTIAL SPECTRUM OF THE Co^DECAY. Bonhoeffer, Friedrich (Univ. of Gjttingen, Ger.). Z. Physik, 154:62-9 (1959) (In Qeraan) 13:10516

1173 A FEW PROVISIONAL CONCLUSIONS FROM OBSERVATIONS ON ALIQMSNT OF COBALT NUCLEI. Gorter, C. J.; Tolhoek, H. A.; Poppema, 0. J.; Steen- land, M. J.; Buen, J. A. Physica, 8:135-6 (1952) Feb. 6:4211

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1175 GAMMA-GAm DEiECTIONAL CORRELATIONS IN Co59, Xe131, AND Hg198. Schiff, D.; Metzger, F. R. Phys. Rev., 90:849-52 (1953) June 1, 7:4280 NIST-PAEC

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•* 1178 GAI4MA RADIATION OF Fe59. Ozhelepov, B. S.; Zhukovskii, N. N.j Khol'nov, Yu. V. Doklady Akad. Nauk SSSR., 86:497-9 (1952) Sept. 21. (In Russian) 7:1022

1179 GAMMA-RAY ANGULAR CORRELATION ATTSFJATION FACTORS. Huskind, B.; Yoshizawa, Y. (Universitet, Copenhagen) Nucl. Instr. Methods, 27: 104-8 (April 1964) 18:30772 PAEC

1180 GAMMA RAY SPECTROSCOPY WITH CRYSTAL (F Ifal (Ti), Hosftadier, Robert; Mslntyre, John A. Nucleonics, 7, No. 3, 32-7 (1950) Sept. 4:6180

1181 (EXM718S) GAIllA RAY SPECTROMETRY OF KE"JTRQH-.DEFICIENT ISO­ TOPES. Annual Progress Report.. Hearth, R. L.; Cline, J. S. (Phillips Petroleum Co., Idaho Falls, Idaho Atonic Energy Div.) June 1966. 141p. 20:44634

1182 GAMMA RAYS EMITTED FROM 6°Co, 56Mn, 187W, 128I, 10W Ger- magnoli, E.; Malvicini, A. Nuovo Ciiaento (9) 10, 1388-1405 (1953) Oct. 1, (In English) 8:1246

1183 GAWIA SPECTRA OF NATURAL IRRADIATED WITH PILE NEOTROHS. Okada, Nttnoru; Radiosiotopes (Tokyo) 12:234-52 (May 1963)/ (in English) 17:34966

1184 GRAPHICAL RESOLVING OF GAMMA SPECTRA. Hallden, Naomi A.; Har- ley, J. K. (Atomic Energy Commission New York). Heialth Phys., 10:265-9 (Apr. 1964) 18:22882 PAEC

1185 THE HALF-LIFE OF Co60. Kastner, J.; Why to, G. N. Phys. Rev., 91:332 (1953) July 15. 7:4895 NIST-PAEC

1186 HALF-LIVES OF Sc*6, Co60, 2n56, Ag11Qpi, Cs134, AND Ba^9^ -164-

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1187 THE IIALF-LIVES OF SEVERAL RADIOISOTOPES. Lockett, E. E.; Thomas, R. H. Nucleonics, 11, No. 3, 14-17 (1953) Mar. 7:2688 NIST-PAEC

1188 HIGH ENERGY FORBIDDEN -RAY TRANSITIONS FROM Cs13^ (2.3 yrs.), Co60 (5.3 yrs.), Sc^ (84 d.), AND Hg203 (47.9d.). Wolfson, J. L.; (Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., Chalk River Qnt.). Can. J. Phys., 34s 256-64 (1956) Mar. 11:772 NEST

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1191 INTERNAL CONVERSION COEFFICIENTS OF Ni56. Jenkins. R. C; Meyerhof, W. E. (Stanford Univ.). Nucl. Phys., 58:417-31 (Sept. 1964). 18:36&9 PAEC

60 1192 INTERNATIONAL CONVERSION AND ENERGIES OF Y LINES FROM Co . Sie^iahn, Kai; Deutsch, Martin. Arkiv, Tyaik 2, No. 1, 9-15 (1950). 4:5531

1193 INVESTIGATION OF NUCLEI ORIENTED IN IRON ALLOYS AT VERY LOW TEMPERATURES. Kogan, A. V.; Nikitin, L. P.; Rulkov, A. V.; Reinov,

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1194 INVESTIGATION OF THE DEPENDENCE OF^* CORRELATION ON ELECTION VELOCITi' IN THE 3DECAX OF Co60 AID Au198. Lobashow, V. M.; Nazarenko, V. A. (Leningrad Institute of Physics and Tech.). Zhur. Eksptl i. Teoret. Fiz., 42:358-63 (Feb. 1962). (3h Russian) 16:17142

1195 (ORNL-1009) *ti INVESTIGATION OF X-RAY AND GAMiA RAX SPECTRA OF SHORT PERIOD RADIOISOTOPES. Kuhn, JackH.; (Oak Sidge National . Lab.) Issued Nov. S, 1951. 9Qp. 6:409 PAEC-mc

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1197 THE LITTLE HOTSPOT. MINIATURE Co60 GA1&1A IRRADIATOR. East­

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1198 LOGITUDINAL POLARISATION OP BETA PARTICLES FROM Rb86, Pr1^, 60 AND Co . Joshi, M. C; KuUcarni, V. G#; Panat, C. V.; Thosar, B. V. (Tata Inst, of Fundamental Research, Bombay). Proc. Indian Acad. Sci., Sec. A49, p. 322-5 (1959) June. 13:20554

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1200 A MAGNETIC COOLING SET-UP FOR STUDIES WITH ORIENTED NUCLEI. Chandhra, Girish; Pandharipande, V. R.* (Tata Inst, of Fundamental Re­ search, Bombay), pp. 165-7 of "Nuclear Physics and Solid State Physics 3jnnposium1965.H Nuclear Physics. Bombay Atomic Energy Establishment, 166-

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1201 (UCHL-11828 (p. 35-8)) MEASUREMENT OF PAIR-PRODUCTION CROSS SECTIONS NEAR THRESHOLD. Yamazaki, T.; Hollander, J, M. (Lawrence Radiation Lab., Univ. of California, Berkeley). 19*21252

1202 MEASUREMENT OF COBALT-60 AND CESIUM-137 GAMMA RAYS WITH A FREE-AIR CHAMBER. Wyekoff, H. 0. Research Nat'l Bur. Standards 6*f, 87-97 (1960 Apr.- June ) 1^:16266

1203 MAGNETIC LENS SPECTROMETER MEASUREMENT OF v/c DEPENDENCE OF THE BETA-CIRCULARLY POLARIZED GAMMA CORRELATION IN Co. Page, L. A.; Petterson, B. G.; Lindquist, T. p. 853-5 of "Proceedings of the International Congress on Nuclear Physics.". 13J21611

120*f MEASUREMENT OF THE v/c DEPENDENCE IN THE fUf CIRCULAR CORRE- 60 LATION IN Co • Jazer, Philipp (Universitat, Erlanger, Ger.) Z. Physik 158:81^-25 (1960) (In German) 1^:11122

1205 MEASUREMENTS OF 0LT CORRELATION OF ORIENTED NUCLEI. Kogon, A. V.; Kul'Kov, V. D. et al. (Leningrad Inst, of Physics and Tech.). Zhur. Eksptl. i Teoret. Fiz. 35:1295-6 (1958)Nov. (In Russian) 13:5063

1206 MEASUREMENTS OF CONVERSION TRANSITION COEFFICIENTS AT 1Q59.0 KeV IN Lu172 DECAY. CALCULATIONS OF TRANSITION PROBABILITIES BETWEEN K-3""" AND K-0"". Dzhelepov, B. S.; Medvedev, A. I.; Uche?atkin, I. F.; Shestopalova, S. A. (All Union Research Inst, of Meteorology, USSR). Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Ser. Fiz. 28:6*f-71 (Jan. 196M (In Russian) 18:18911

1207 MEASUREMENTS ON THE v/c DEPENDENCE OF THE BETA-CIRCULARLY POLARIZED GAMMA CORRELATION IN Co USING* A MAGNETIC LENS SPECTRO­ METER. Page, L. A.; Petterson, B. G.; Lindquist, T. (Univ. of Uppsala). Phys. Rev., 112:893-6 (1958)Nov.1. 13^150 VKBC -167-

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1210 NRL-QUARTERLY ON NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. (Kaval Research Lab., Washington, D. C.) Progress Report for the period July-September 1955. Oct. 1, 1955- 59p. 10:1507

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1213 NEW VALUES FOR HALF-LIVES OF Cs157 AND Co6° NUCLIDES. Gorbics, Steven G.; Kunz, Walter E.; Nash, Albert E. (Naval Re­ search Lab., Washington, D. C). Nucleonics.21, No. 1, 63-^ 67 (Jan. 1963) 17:9550 NIST-PAEC

121^ A NOTE ON EVIDENCE FOR A 2.158 MeV LEVEL IN Ni . Wolf- son, J. L. (Jewish General Hospital, Montreal, Canada) Can. J. Phys., 33:886-8 (1955) Dec 10:19^9 NIST

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1216 NUCLEAR LEVEL SCHEMES FROM RESONANCE NEUTRON CAPTURE (196Pt., 184W, 200Rg, S)u, 36Ci, 198Au, ^Co.). Alves, R. N.; Samour, C; KucMy, J, M.; Julien, J.; Morgans tern, J. (CEN de Saclay, Gif-sur- Yvette, France), pp. 783-7 of "Neutron Cross Sections and Technology.• Goldman, D. T. (cd.) Washington, D. C., National Bureau of Standards, 1968. 23:5397

1217 NUCLEAR ORIENTATI(»I IN ANTIFE2tR0-|iAGKETIC SING&E CRYSTALS. Daniels, J. M.; Giles, J. C.; LeBLanc, M. A. R. (Uhiv. of British Columbia, Vancouver). Can. J. Fhys., 39:53-64 'Jan. 1961). 15:9983 NXST

1213 NUCLEAR RESONANCE FLOORESGENE IN SOLID ^Co SOURCES. OLannini, M.; Prosper!, D.; Sciuti, S. (Centro di Studi Nucleari della Casaccia, Rome and Ohiversita, Rome). Nuovo Cimerito (10), 22H197-1205 (Dec.16, 1961) (In English) 16:12503

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1230 PRECISE M^SUREMSNIS OF RADIOACTIVE HALF-LIVES. Tobailem, J. J. Phys. Radium, 16:48-53 (1955) Jan. (in French) 9:2960

1231 PRECISE MEASUREMEIIT OF THE HALF-LIVES OF SEVERAL RADIQELEMBKTS. -170-

Tobailem, J. Compt. Rend., 233:1360-2 (1951) New. 26. (in French) 6:1357

1232 PRECISION ENERG5T DETERMINATION OF ISOMERIC LEVELS AND OP LOW- LYING EXCITED STA1ES IN DEFORMED ITXLEI. Hardell, Rune; Hilson, Sam. (Cfcalaer Inst, of Tech., Goteburg). Nucl. Phys., 39:286-99 (Dec. 1962), (In English) 17:13508

1233 PRECISION MEASUREMENTS OF GAMMA RAYS FK0f4 ^Co, ^1Ar, AND ^Cr (n,Y ) ^Cr. White, D. K.; Groves, D. J.; Birkett, R. E. (jjiiv. of California, Livermore). Nucl. Instrun. Methods, 66:70-6 (Dec. 1, 1963). 23:8960 PAEC

1234 PRECISION MBASUREIE!ITS CF Y LB® EMERGES OF Co60 AT 1.17 AM) 1/33 MeV, Hf181 AT 482 KeV, AND Au1" AT 158 AMD 208 KeV. Avotina, M. P.; Smnbaev, 0. I. (Mendelsev AU-Union Research Inst, of Matrology). Iavest. Akad. Nauk SSSR. Ser. Fiz., 22:879-82 (1958) Ju3y. (in Russian) 13:5035

1235 PREPARING "BUILT-UP" FILMS # COBALT-60 STSRATE. Hawarth, Daniel T.; Koch, John R.; Martinovich, Robert J.; Surak, John G. (Marquette Univ., Milwaukee). Nucleonics 13, No. 11, 112-14 (1955) Nov. 10:1106 NIST - PAEC

1236 PRODUCTION OF FQ^ BY THE Co59 (n,p) REACTION IN THE BROCK- HAVEN BEACTOR. Wahl, Arthur C. (Brookhaven National Lab.), (nd). 3p. 7:671

1237 0u(HJPL-234)) PROGRESS REPORT FOR JANUARY 1963 TO JANUARY 1964 TO TBE ITOITED STATES ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION. ' (Columbia).

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1238 (AECI^-4139) PROGRESS REPORT HO. 53, for PhyBica, June 1, 1958 -171- throuffr August 31* 1958 and for chenistry, June 1, 1958 throu^i October 31, 1958. (Massacfcussetts Inst, of Tech., Cambridge Lab. for Nuclear Science) 88p. PAEC-ae

1239 (BARC-305) PROGRESS REPORT OK 1JUGLEAR DATA ACTIVITIES IK INDIA. IV. (Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Bombay (India)) 1967. 42p« 22:24335

1240 PROPERTIES OF EIS5TRIC QUADRUP&J3 1RANSITI0NS IK NUCIEI. Kaipov, D. K.; Pertsev, A. N. Tr. Inst. Yadern Fiz., Akad. Nauk Kaz. SSS, 6:71-8 (1963). (In Russian) 17:41965

1241 PROPERTIES CF EI&RGY SURFACES (F HEAVY NUCIEI. Koleanikov, M. II. (fcscov State Univ.) Soviet Phys. JETP 3, 344-53 (1957) Jan. 11:405ft

1242 PROTON POLAiilZATIQt! OF ELASTIC SCATTERING ON ^Ni, AND ^Co, ^i AND62 Ni. Halil, Munib Adel; Roiaanosvkii, E. A.; Tiznushev, G. F.; Kovtun, L. V.;(Moscow State Univ.) Yadern Fiz., 4:512-14 (Sept. 1966) (In Russian) 20:46783

1243 RADIONUCLIDE PRODUCTIONS IN THICK IRON TARGETS BOMBARDED WITH 1- AND 3-GeV PROTONS. Shedlovsky, J. P.; Rayudu, G. V. S. (Car­ negie Inst, of Tech., Pittsburg) J. Geophys. Res., 69:2231-42 (June 1, 1964) 18:26583 NIST

1244 REACTIONS BETWEEN 14.7 MeV NEUTRONS AM) Sfi. Strain, J. E.; Ross, W. J. (Oak Ridge National Lab., Term.) J. Inorg. Nucl. Chem., 28:2075-8p (Oct. 1966). 20:46626 PABC

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i 1245 REDUCED WIDTHS AND STRENOZH FUNCTIONS. Schiffer, John P. (Argonne tfational Lab., 111.) Rev. Med. Phys., 36:1065-70 (Oct. 1964) 19:17009 PAEC -172-

1246 RELATIVE FAEl FRCDUCTICK CROSS SECTION AT LOW ENERGIES. Griffiths, G. M.; Warron, J. B. Proc. Fhys. Soc. (London) A65, 1050-2 (1952) Dec. 7:1224

1247 (WASK-1124) REPORTS TO TIE ASC NUCLEAR CROSS SECTION ADVI­ SORY OOtt-TKEE. li>ore, M. S. (Camp.) (Los Alamos Scientific Lab., N. Hex.) 1968. 244p. (EANDC (US)-111-ff; INDC (US) 9-U; (CQHF-68IG46) 23:23804

1248 (UASH-1044) REPORTS TO THE ASC NUCLEAR CROSS SECTIONS ADVI­ SORY GROOP. MEETING AT UNIVERSITY OP COLORADO, AUGUST 13-14, 1963. Smith, A. D. (Argpnne National Lab. ILL.) 10^>. 17:41873

1249 (TID-607^) RESEARCH EI N3GU3AR PH2SICS PROGRESS REPORT NO. 10. (Purdue Research Foundation, Lafayette, Ihd.) June 15, 1960. 41p» 14:19793 PAEC-ac

1250 RESULTS OF STRIPPING ANALYSIS OF THE Co59 (d,p) Co60 REAC­ TIONS. Enge, H. A.; Anfjteman, C. C.; Jarnell, D. L. (Massachusetts Inst, of Tech. Cambridge) Phys. Rev., 119:735-40 (i960) July 15. 14:22045

1251 THE ROLE PLAYED 3Y THE RADIOISOTOPES IN THE PARITY INVESTI­ GATION. PRESENTED AT INTERNATIONAL CONFSiiENGB ON RADIOISOTOPES IN SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH HELD SEPT. 9-20, 1957 AT PARIS. Ho. UNESCO/NS/RIC/ 224. Wu, C. S. (London Pergamon Press Ltd., 1957) 7]p. 12:462

1252 THE SECOND-FORBIDDEN BETA SPECIRA OF Co60 AND Sc*6, Keister, G. L.; Schmidt, F. H. (Univ. of Washington, Seattle). Phys. Rev., 93: 140-5 (1954) Jan. 1. 8:2613 NIST-PABC

1253 SECONDARY STANDARD Co60 SOURCES PREPARED BY ELECTRODEPQSI- TION. Caldwell, Paul A.; Graves, J. D. (Naval Research Lab., Washing­ ton, D. C.) Nucleonics, 13, No. 12, 49-51 (1955) Dec. 10:1607 NIST - PAEC -173-

1254 SEARCH FCP HIGHER ORDER EFFECTS IN ALLOWED BETA DECAY. Steffen, R. M. (Purdue Univ., Lafayette, Ind.) Phys. Rev. Lettera, 3:277-9 (1959) Sept. 15. 13:21497 NIST

1255 SELF-ABSORPTION IN SOURCES PREPARED FOR 411BETA COUNTING. MBrritt, J. S.; Taylor, J. G. V.; Campion, P. J. (Atonic Energy of Canada, Ltd., Chalk River, Ont.) Can. J. Chea., 37:1109-14 (1959) June. 13:14621 NIST

1256 SSLF-ABSORPTIOII STUDIES WITH A 4 n? -PROPORTIONAL FLOW COUNTER. Yaffe, L.; Fishman, J. B. (MbGtU Ifiiiv., Montreal) p. 185-99 of "Met­ rology of Radionuclides. Proceedings of a Symposium Vienna, 14-',6 October* 1959." Vienna International Atomic Ener^ Agency, i960, (in English) 14:24920

1257 (AEC0n4340) THE SELF-ABSORPTION CORRECTIONS AND COUNTING EFFICIENCIES OF CERTAIN FISSION PRODUCTS IN THE 0 -PROPORTIONAL COUNTER. Qunhink, Ray; Cobble, J. W. Aug. 1959. ?3p. 13:22872 PAEC-oc

1258 SHELL EFFECTS IN THE (n, Y ) GR0S3 SECTIONS AT 14 MeV. Chat­ terjie , Aparesh (Sana Inst, pf Nuclear Physics, Calcutta) Nucl. Fhys., 49:686-93 (Dec. 1963) 18:13977 PAEC

1259 SLOW NEUTRON CAPTURE AND THE (d,p) REACTION. Bockelman, C. K. ("Jhiversity of Copenhagen). Nuclear Phys., 13:205-23 (1959) Oct. 1. 14:2989

1260 S0M3 ABSOLUTE BETA POLARIZATION i^EASURE-ENTS. Van Klinken, J. (State Univ., Groningen, Ger.) Noel. Phys., 75*145-60 (1955) 20:4880

1261 SOME OBSERVATIONS OH NUCLEAR ALIGNMENT IN CGBALT IKOU Daniels, J. M.; Le Blanc, M. A. R. (Dhiv. of British Columbia, Van- -17V cower). Can. J. Phys., 37:1321-4 (195$Nor. 14:3967 NIST

1262 SOm INVESTIGATIONS ON THE DECAY OF ^Co. Hansen, H. H.; Supernal, A. (Euratom, Geel, Belg.). Z. Phys., 209:111-18 (1968). 22:11932

1263 SOME rETHCDS IN NUCI£AR SPECTROSCOPY. Van Nooij^i, Bob. Thesis, Technische Hogeschool Te Delft, Netherlands, 1958. 13:9194

1264 SGM2 STUDIES IN ANGULAR CORRELATION. Derby, B. K. Can. J. Phys., 29:569-76 (1951) Nov. 6:1913

1265 SPALLATION OF COPPER WITH 24. GeV FROTCKS. Ruastam, G.; Brunninx, E.; Pappas, A. C. (CERN, Geneva) Phys. Rev., 126:1852-7 (June 1, 1962). 16:24859 PAEC

1266 (NRL-4484) SPECTRAL DISTRIBUTION OF RADIATION FROM CYLINDRICAL SOURCES. Interin Report. Plawchon, J. D.; Beach, L. A.; Faust, W. R. (Naval Research Lab., Washington, D. C). Dec. 27/ 1954. 5p. Project Nos. NIU664-020, NS-200-024, and NS-200-025. (AD-51807).

1267 (NTO-674) STUDIES OF HUCL3AR GAifllA RAYS: ANNUAL REPORT. Madansky, L.; Rasetti, F. Sept. 1, 1951, 31p. 6:3106

1268 (MLM-l285(Tr)) STUDY OF BACKWARD DIFFUSION OF EISCTRONS AS A FUNCTION OF ENERGY. Suzor, F.; Charpak, G. Translated for Mound Lab., Hiamiaburg, Ohio* J. Phys., Radium, 13:1-10 (Jan. 1952)* 27p. 20:9982

126? (AEG-Tr-3514) STUDY OF GAMMk-RAYS EMITTED BY NUCLEI OF ? VANADIUM, MANGANESE, COBALT, AND ALUMINIUM DURING CAPTURE OF THERMAL NEUTRONS. Groshsv, L. V.; Demidov, A. M.; Lutsenko, V. H.; Pelekhov, V. I. Trabslated for Atonic International, Sanoga Park Calif* from -175-

Atonmaya Energ., 3:137-203 (1951)- 14p. 13:4139

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1270 CIRCULAR POLARIZA2I0&I (F GAHiA RADIATION FOLLOWING CAPTURE OF POLARIZED THERMAL liERJTROJS IN ^Co. Stecher-Rasnussen, P.; Kopecky, J.; Abrahams, K. (Reactor Centrum Kederland, Petten, Netherlands) pp. 2^1-5 of "Neutron Capture Gaizma-Ray Spectroscopy.w Vienna, Inter­ national Atomic Ener^ Agency (1969) 24:4735

1271 CROSS SECTIONS A?JD ISOfERIC YIEID RATIOS FOR (d,p) AIH) (d,n) REACTIONS. Katowitz, Joseph Bernard (Pittsburg, Ofaiv. of Pittsburgh 1965. 143P. 21 =7760

1272 (ZFK-PhA-24) DER USRQLSICH UQN (d,p)- 01® (n,y )- REAKTTQfiSN W DEN mxEOn K*0, Sc^, V*2 UND CO60. (Caparison of (d,p) and (n,Y ) Reactions on the odd-odd nuclei and Co.). Werner, Rudolph (Zentralstelle fuer Kernforscnung, Rossendorf Bei Dres­ den (East Germany). Jan. 1967. 73p. (in German) 21:40400

1273 (C0HF-6?1019-1) DIRECTXG&AL AHISOTROPI OF KEOTROE CAPTORE GAI41A RAYS FROM ALICSJED NUCLEI. Postsnan, H.;(Leiden Rijksuniversiteit (lfetherlands,Kaaerlin^ Qnnes Laboratoriua) (1969) 24:8853

1274 DYNAMEV OREKTATION OF 60Co NtfCIEI. Hirakawa, Hiromasaf Jforiaoto, Kimio (Tokyo TJhiv.). J. Phys. 3oc. Jap., 21:1902-4 (Oct. 1966) 21:29939

1275 (CCNF-670?81) ENERGY DEPENDENCE OFp (CIRCULARLY P0LARI2ED * ) CORRELATIONS. Daniel, H,; Mahling. 0.;(Mox Planck-Institut ruer Kern- physik, Heidelberg). pp. 277-84 of "S^raposium on Nuclear Beta Decay

and Weak i&iteractions, Zagrebt Yugoslavia, September 25-23, 1967. Eriian, B.; Tadic, D. (eda.) Zagreb, Institute Rudjer Doskovic, 1907# 23:3093 -176

1276 (BMWF-FBK-66-73) EINE APPARATUR ZUR MESSUNG VON GAHMA- GAMMA-LINEAR POLARISATIONSRICH-TUNGSKORRELATIONEN. (An Apparatus for the Measurement of Gamma-Gamma-Linear Polarisation Correlations). Huebel, H. (Bonn. Univ. (West Germany)).. Institut fuer Strahlen und Kernphysik). Nov. 1966. 66p. (In German) 21:17319

1277 (ANL-7282, pp. *H2-16) ENERGY LEVELS OF THE Co ISOTOPES. Vervier, J. (Centre d * Etude de l'Energie Nucleaire, Mol. (Belgium)).

1278 (BCN-105) EXPERIMENTS WITH POLARIZED THERMAL NEUTRONS. Abrahams, K. (Reactor Centrum Nederland, Petten). May 1969* 55p« 23: kfyhh

1279 (ANL-7282, pp. ^92-500) GAMMA RAY SPECTRA OF 6°Co AND 5 Mn FOLLOWING RESONANCE CAPTURE IN 59Co AND 55Mn. Prestruich, W. V.; Cote, R. E. (Argonne National Lab., 111.). 23:3^7^6

1280 HIGH RESOLUTION MEASUREMENTS OF ISOBARIC ANALOGUE STATES BY THE NEUTRON TIME-OF-FLIGHT METHOD. Arai, E.; Miessner, H. (Kernforschungszenstrum, Karlsruhe, Ger.). Phys. Lett., 2*fB:^8-6 (Jan. 23, 1967). 21:11998

1281 INVESTIGATION WITH THE AID OF A Ge (Li) SEMI-CONDUCTOR 4f6 DETECTOR OF THE SOFT GAMMA RADIATION OF THE ODD-ODD NUCLEI Sp, 56Mn, 6°Co, 76As, 108Ag, 110Ag, 1l6In, AND 1^Cs PRODUCED IN NEUTRON-CAPTURE REACTIONS. Berestovoi, A. M«; Kondurov, I. A.; Loginov, Yu E. Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Ser. Fiz., 30:359-66 . •» . :.:• (Feb. 1966). (In Russian) 21:2667

1282 THE ISOMERIC EFFECT IN SZILARD-CHALMERS RECOIL OF 60lDCo AND 6Co IN Co (III) COMPLEXES IN RELATION TO NEUTRON ENERGIES. Lazsarini, E.; Fantola-Lazzarini, A. L. (Centre Studi Nucleari Enrico Fermi, Milan). J. Inorg. Nucl. Chem., 29:2161-6 (Sept. 1967)* 21:^2582 -177-

12^3 LONGITUDINAL POLARIZATION OP BETA PARTICLES. Lazarus, Donald Martin. New Haven,Yale Univ., 1966. 212p. 21:2700

1284 LOW-LYING LEVELS OF ^Co FROM 59Co (n, Y ) ^Co REACTION. Chintalopudi, Surya N.; Sastry, D. L.; Jnanananda, Swa (Andhra Univ., Waltair, India). Proc. Niicl. Phys. Solid State Phys. Sycp., Bombay, 1968. 2:19-22 (1968). 24:15227

1285 MEASITiiEMENT OF HALF-LIVES OF 6°Co, 137Cs, AilD 133Ba. Walz, K. F.; Weiss, H. M, (Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanslt, Brunswick). Z. Naturforsch., 25a:921-7 (Jun 1970) (in German) 24:43203

1286 (liFK-434) l^ESSUNG DER fy ZIRKULAPOLARISATIONSKOiRRELATION AN ERLAIBTEN UEBERGAEMGEN. (Measureiuent of the CircuLar Polarization Correlation in allowed P Transitions ). Behrens, H. (KernforschungB- zentrura, Karlsruhe (West Germany). Institut fuer Experiiaentelle Kernphy^ik sik. June 1966. 1<$p. (in German) 21:17320

1287 A NOTE ON* ouCo DECAY. Raman, Subrananian (Oak Ridge National Lab., Term.). Z. Phys., 228:387-90 (1969). 24:1783

1288 (BRCC-11089) OBSERVATION OF THE 2159 KeV I£VEL IN ^Ni FOLLOWING THE BETA DECAY OF ^Co. Dixon, W. R.; Storey, R. S. (Na­ tional Research Council of Canada, Ottawa). Can. J. Phys., 48:433-8 (Mar. 1970). 24:22114 HIST

1289 PARTIAL RADIATIVE CAPTURE OF RESONANCE NEUTRONS BY GOLD AND

COBALT. Saraour C#; Alves, R. N.; Julien, J.j Morgens"Um, J. (Outre d'Etudes Nucleaires, Saclay, France). Nucl. Phys., A130':353-85 (1969). (In French) 23:37141

1290 (AECL-2659) PHYSICS DIVISION FROffiiESS REPORT OCTOBER 1- DECEMBER 31, 1966. (Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., Chalk River (Ontario) Chalk River Nuclear Labs.). 21:1731# -170-

1291 (A2CL-3333) PHYSICS DIVISION PROGRESS REPORT, JANUARY 1, 19&9- MARCH 31, 1969. (Atonic Energy of Canada Ltd,, Chalk River (Qnt.) Chalk River Ifaclear Labs,) C7p. 23:44848

1292 (AKL-7202, pp. 326-33) PRECISION MEASUREMENTS OF STANDARD GAMiA-HAY ENERGIES. White, D. H.j Groves, D. J. (California Univ., Liverraore, Lawrence Radiation Lab.) 23:34741

1293 SPIN INVESTIGATIONS OF EKCITED STATES OF ^Co BY MEANS OF NUCLEAR ORIENTATION. Milleiaa, J.; Postman, H. (Kanerlingi Ormes Laboratorium, Leiden). Nuol. Phys/, A130:161-31 (19#) 23:34755 PAEC

1294 (C0KF-6908G4) SPINS AND NUCLEAR MOMENTS OF 6anCo, 1^La> AND ^rr. Hussein, S, G.; Pierce, A, R.; Robertson, R* G. H»; Stunners, Gill, R. (MsMaster Univ., Hamilton, Qnt.) pp. 91 of "Contributions to the International Conference on Properties of Ifucloar States, Montreal Canada, August 25-30, 1969," Montreal Les Presses de I'Universite de Montreal (1969) 24:45217

1295 THE SPIN CUT-OFF FAT^OR FOR ^Co. Paulsen, A, (Euratom, Geel, Belg.) Z. Phys., 205:226-34 (1967) 21:42603

1296 STUDY (F PHOTOACTIVATION WITH A ^Co SOURCE. Law, J.; ladings, F. A. (Lcngwood Coll., Farmville, Va. Louisiana State Univ., Baton Rouge) J. Radioanal. Chen., 3:53-63 (July 1969) 23:44875 PAEC

1297 STUDY OF RADIATION FROM 59Co (n, Y ) ^Co REACTION IN A CRYSTAL DIFFRACTION SPECTROMETER. Smirnov, A. I.; Shaburov, V. A.; Alekseov, V. L.; Kaainker, D. M.; Ityl'nikov, A. S. Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Ser. Fiz., 33:1270-4 (Aug, 1965) (in Russian) 24:20348

1298 (ANL-7232, pp. 28-33) STUDY OF THE ^Co (n, y ) ^Co REACTXOH, -179-

Shera, E. B. (Los Alamos Scientific Lab., N. Mex.). 23:34736

1299 ZERO-FHONON GAMMA-RAY TRANSITION IN ^i. Van llise, J. R.; Canp, D. C. (Univ. of California, Livenaore). Phys. Rev. Lett., 23: 1243:50 (Nov. 24, 1969). 24:8877 PAEC

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1300 Y-y DIRECTIONAL CORRELATION IN 12^Sb. Neumann, Manfred; Lauterjung, Karl Heinz (Univ., Cologne). Z. Phys., 199:8-24 (1967). (In German) 21:15572

1301 (AECL-2780) PHYSICS DIVISION PROGRESS REPORT JULY 1, 1967 TO SEPTEMBER 30, 1967. (Atoroic Energy of Canada Ltd., Chalk River (Cht.) Chalk River Nuclear Labs.). 79p. (PR|-P-75). 22:11944

1302 (UCRL-17536) POLARIZATION OF INDIUM NUCLEI IN FERROMAGNETS AND NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE OP POLARIZED COBALT IN IRON. Holliday, Rondel James. (California Univ., Berkeley, Lawrence Radiation Lab.). May 1967. 47p. 21:31780 PAEC-am

Nuclear ftieory

1303 THE APPLICATION OF A MAGNETIC LENS SPECTR024BTER TO THE MEA­ SUREMENT OF C^M-RADIATION FROM Zn65 AND Co60, Jensen, Erling N.; Laslett, Jackson; Pratt, William W. Phys. Rev., 75'458-466 (1949) ?eb. 2:1245 HIST— PAEC

1304 (AECD-#99(ISC-12)) THE DETERMINATION OF GAMMA RAY ENERGIES WITH THE MAGNETIC LENS SPECTROMETER. Jensen, Erling N. Dec. 15, 1947 Decl. Dec. 3, 1948. 78p. 2J181

1305 (.G£A^R~3260) MEASURES ABSOLVES Df ACT1VHE NUCLEAIRE PAR LA MBTHODE DES COINCIDENCES Y . (Absolute iJuc3.oar Activity Measurements Using theY-T Coincidence Method., Ben jit, Paulette; Philis, Claude -130-

(Conffiiissariat A L!Ener{p.e Atoraique, Saclay (France). Centre d fEtudes Nucleaires). Juno 1967. 54p. (in French) 22:5867

REACTOR TECHNOLOGC

Comae reial Power Reactor

1306 (AECL-1265 Paper )) RADIOACTIVITY IN AN OOT-CF-PILE PRESSU­ RIZED WA3ER SYSTEM. Siiaon^ G. P.; Solomon, Y^; Schultz, B. G.; (Westinghouse Electric. Corp. Bettis Atonic Power Lab., Pittsburg). Paper 4 of "Proceedings of the Tripartite Conference on Transport of I4aterials in Pressurized-Water Iluclear Systems, Chalk River, February 28 and March 1, 1961." p. 35-62 (WAPDT-1269). 16:1182

1307 (AI-ASC-12744, pp. 139-47) SODIUM CHEMISTRY, FISSION PRODUCT CONTAMBZATION. Silverberg, M.; Guon, J.; Zuetzig, G. (Atomics Inter­ national Canoga Park, Calif.). 23:23809

1308 A STUDY CF THE FEASIBILITY AND ECONOMICS OF RADIOISOTOPE PRODUCTION IN POWER REACTS. Final Report. Magee, C. B.; Fulenwider, Rotariu, G. J.; Peterson, R. P. (Booz-AUen Applied Research Inc., Glenview). Feb. I960. 141p. 14:15441

Power Reactor Development

1309 (WAPD-T-1653) EFFECT OP LOW COBALT IMPURITY STAINLESS STEEL ON COOLANT ACTIVITY OF PRESSURIZED WATER REACTORS. Bergmann, C. A. (Bettis Atonic Power Lab., Pittsburgh Pa.). Apr. 5, 19&4. 9p. (CQUF-179-19) 19:45495

1310 (CONF-671115) NUCLEAR INDUSTRY IN 1967 AND ITS FUTURE PROS­ PECTS. Trommel, Ernest B. (Atomic Energy Commission, Washington, D, C.) pp# 47-57 of "Proceedings of the 1967 Conference, Atomic Industrial Forum, Inc. Chicago, November 6-9, 1967. New York, Atomic Industrial Forum, Inc. 1968. 23:7384 -181-

1311 (3^"WL-433) NUCLEAR SAFETY QUARTERLY REPQEIT JANUARY-MARCH 1967 FOR .JiJCLEAR SAFETY BRANCH OF USA2C DIVISION OF BEACTCR DEVELOPMENT AND TECHNOLOGY. Albaugfr, F. W.; Fuquay, J. J.; Harty, H.; Vorland, E. E.; Worlton, D. C. (Battle-Northwest Lab.). July 1967. 57p* 23:11251 ?AEC-nm

1312 (BNWL-754) NUCLEAR SAFETY QUARTERLY" KEPORTt JULY-OCTOBER 1967 FOR NUCLEAR SAFETY BRANCH OF USAEC DIVISION OF REACTOR DEVELOPMENT AND TECffiTGLOGI. (Battelle-Northv/ost Richland, Wash., Pacific Northwest Lab.) June 1966. 99p. 23:9132

1313 RADIOACTIVITY BUILDUP IN REACTOR C(M>OMSNTS. Bartlett, J. W. (Battelle Memorial Inst., Columbus^ Ohio) Power Efag., 73:36-7 (Feb. 1969) 23:15663

1314 (BNWL-969) RADIOISOTOPE TRANSPORT AiJD DEPOSITION IN FLOWING SODIUM. Brehra, W. F.; Kovacevich, E. A.; Shannon, D. W. (Battelle- Northwest Richland, Wash., Pacific Northwest Lab.) Feb. 1969. 24p. (CONF-681106-2) 23:21475 PAEC-nm

1315 (BNWL-SA-2336 (Draft)) HELSASS AND MIGRATION OF IRRADIATED STAINLESS STEEL IN FLOWING SODIUM. Brehm, E. F.; Kovacevich, E. A.; Shannon, D. W. (Battelle-Northwest Lab.) (1963), 2()p. (CONF-69O502-1O) 23:23890 PAEC-mn

Research and Test Reactors

1316 (HW-75557)(REV.)(Del.) DECONTAT [[NATION OF THE PLUTONIUM RE­ CYCLE TEST BEACTOR.. Ayres, J. A.; Deraz&tt, T. F.; Hayden, K. D.; Perrigo, L. D.; Weed, R. D. (General Electric Co., Richland, Wash. Ilanford Atomic Products Operation) May 1963. 96p. 22:22816

1317 (BNWL-711) DECONTAMINATION OF THE PLUTONIUM RECYCLE TEST REACTOR (PRTR) PRIMARY SYSTEM. Weed, Ronald D. (Battelle-Nbrthwest, Richland, Wash., Pacific Northwest Lab.). Mar. 1968. 28p. 22:22805 PAEC-nm . -182-

1318 (BNWU-941) FAST FLUK S3ST FACILITY. Periodic Technical Report, October 1963- February 1969. Aatley, E. R. (Battelie-Northtfeat. Rich­ land, Wash., Pacific ITorthwest Lab.). May 1969. 253p. 23:33079 PAEC -on

1319 (BNL-50023) NUCLEAR ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT ANNUAL REPORT, DECEMSER 31, 1966. (Brookhcaren National Lab., Upton, N. I.) 191p. 21 -.35701

1320 (ORNL-TM-2095) ORNL NUOEAR SAFETY HESO&ANGE AND DEVELCPMBNT PROGRAM BI-IDNTHL* REPORT FOR ^/EMBER-DECEMBER 1967. Cottrell, tfa. B. (Oak Ridge National Lab., Term.). Feb. 5, 1963. 13?p. 22:20909

1321 QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS QF THE RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCES IN THE COOLING WATER QF THE HUNGARIAN WR-S REACTOR. Schneer, D.j Csada, I.; Szabo, E. KFKI (Kozp. Fiz. Kut. Intez.). Kcfclen., 14:245-58 (1966). (In Hungarian) 22:6132

1322 (3NWL-5A-2168) RADIOISOTOPE TRANSPORT AND DEPOSITION IN FLOWING SODIUM. Brehm, W. F.; Kovacevich, E, A.$ Shannon, D. W. (Battelle-North- west, Richland, Wash., Pacific Northwest Lab.) Oct. 22, 1963. 15p. (COKF-631106-2) 23:7398

1323 (SI1L-954, PP. 16-49) REACTOR PHISICS DIVISION. Cheraick, J.; Kouts, H. (Brookhaven National Lab., Upton, N. I.) 20:26533

1324 (APAE-77) SM-1 RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM, LONG LIVED INDUCED ACTIVITX BUILD DURING SfcM CORE 1 LIFETBE TASK XVHI-fHASE I. Bergaarm, C. A. (Alco Products, Inc., Schenectady, N. Y. ) Nov. 30, 1960. 143?. 15:7078

1325 (BNWL-1200-3) SODIUM TECHNOLOGY QUARBSRLY. REPORT, JANUARY- MARCH 1970. (Battelle-Northwest Richland, Wash,, Pacific Northwest -133-

Lab.). April 1970. 1l6p. 24:31094

1326 (GNBC-98) A STUDY OF REACTOR SYSTEMS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF IRI­ DIUM AND RADIOACTIVE KOBALT. (General Nuclear Engineering Corp., Dunedin Fla.). June 8, 195S. 176p. 13:21768

Production Reactors

1327 ACCIMJLATIOK OF RADIONUCLIDES IN BSD SEDBENTS OF THE COLUMBIA

RIVER BETWEEN THE HAEFORD REACTORS AND Mc.NaryDAM. Nelson, Jack L#; (Battelle-Memorial Inst., Richland, Wash.) Haushild, W. L. Water Resour. Res., 6:130-7 (Feb. 1970). 24:46108

Reactor Theory

1328 PEBELE BED REACTOR STUDY FLOW VISUALISATION! EXPERIMT. (Heed, D. B.; Leesiaent, H. H. AT. Siorgy Austral. 8:14-16 (Oct. 1965). 20:10277

Reactor Conponents, Fuels and Accessories

1329 (AECD-4581) EXAMINATION OF Ca-IPOHENTS FOR CRUD AND CORROSION: SECTION I. SECOND PERFORMANCE. CORE I, SEED 1. TEST RESULTS DL~S-155 (T-612000). (Duquesne Li^it Co., Shippingport, Pa.) First Issue, Dec. 7, 1959. 6p. 14:6021

General 1330 ABSENCE OF ANGULAR CORRELATION BETWEEN? AND TRAYS IN ALLOWED p-TRANSITIONS. Grave, M. A.; Allen, R. A.; Halban, H. Nature, 164s 533-9 (1949) Sept. 24. 3 *2326

1331 (NSJU3-322) ABSOLUTE BETA COUNTING. Burtt, Benjamin P. Huc- leonioe 5:28-43 (1949) Aug. 3:1431 PAEC

1332 ABSTRACTS OF PAPERS ACCEPTED FOR PRESENTATION IT THE FORTY . -1&V-

FIBST ANNUAL JGETDJG OF THE (A1ERICAN PHTTOPAaHCLOGICAL) SOCIETY, HEW YBRK CITY, NEW YORK, DECEf©ER 28 TO 30, 1949. Phytopathology, 40:1-33 (1950) Jan. 4:2505

1333 ASHCULTURAL RESEARCH. PT. II OF THE RADIOISOTOPE. AEC. Isotopes Div. Comar, Qyril L., Tech. Adviser, 1952. 1&am film (P^-5147b) B & W, sound running time: 25min. (cf. USA 6-2840) 6:5294

1334 (AERE-R-3640) ANALYSIS OF GAMMA-RAY SCINTILLATION SPECTRA BY THE MBOHGD OF i**AST SQUARES. Salmon, L. (Atomic Energy Research Estab­ lishment Harwell, Berks, Eng.) Nuclear Instr. and Methods, 14:193-9 (Dec. 1961) (In English) 16:12265

1335 (AECTJ-3908) ANNUAL PROGRESS REPCAT. (Massacusetts Inst, of Tech., Cambridge Lab. for Nuclear Sciences)j (Covering) Researches Du­ ring the Period June 1, 1957 to May 31, 1953. Report No. 53. ?06p., 13:3468

1336 (PAEC(A)AR651) ANNUAL REPORT, FISCAL YEAR, 1964-3966. (Philippine Atomic Energy Conmission, Manila) I88p. 20:12545

1337 ' (iiSCD-1836) THE APPLICATION OF A MAGNETIC LENS SPECTROMETER TO THE MEASUREMENT OF GAMMA RADIATION FROM Zn65 AND Co60. Jensen, B. N.; Laslett, Jackson L.; Pratt, William W. AECD-2286, n. d., decl. Sept. 17,1948. 24p. For Publication in Physical Review. 1:1150

1338 BEHAVIOR OF RADIOACTIVE STRONTIUM, CESIUM Al© COBALT IN MARINE WATER. Ojim, Tsutoinu; Toratani, HjLrokazu; Fujimoto, Hiroshi. Ann. Rep. Radiat. Center Osaka, Prefect., 6:93-7 (1965) 20:38537

1339 ^TiWGAM^A-AlTGOLAR CORRELATIONS EXPERIMENTS. Oyster, J. R.; Wiedenbeck, M. L. Phys. Rev., 79:728-9 (1950) Aug. 15. 4*5995

1340 (0RNL-31BO) CEJRENKOV RADIATION INTENSITY CALCULATIONS FOR 185-

Sr* AND (*> IN MATER. *ymr, R. G.; Big^ra, R. E. (Oak Ridge Natio­ nal Lab., Tenn.) Sept. 19, 1968. 2Qp. 1501347

1341 CIRCULAR POLARIZATION OF GAMMA RADIATION FOLLOWING ALLOWED : BETA TRANSITIONS. Steffen, R. li. (Puriue 3iiv., Lafayette, Ind.) Fhys. Rev., 115:980-5 (1959) Aug. 15. 14;2&6 PASC

1342 (COiJF-3933) ThE CLINCH RIVER STUDY: AK INVESHGATIGK CF THE FAOE OF RADIONXLIDLS FJSLSA33D TO A SURFACE STREAM. Pickering, R. J.; Carrigan, P. H. Jr.; Parker, F. L. (Oak Ridge National Lab., Term.) . Hew York, Aoorican Inst, of Chemical Engineers, 1964, Reprint. I8e. 3AP* 18:^1697

1343 COBALT AND IRIDIUM BUILD UP FACTORS HEAR THE GROfflSD/AIR INTERFACE. Batter, John (Technical Operations, Inc., Burlington, Mass.). Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc,, 6:198- (Jime 1963* 17:26227

1344 Co-60 CONFORMATION RADIOTHERAPY UNIT. Watanabe, Makoto (NagDya Titsudo Hospital) Cho, Nobuo; Kagai, Katsumi; Nesu, Fumiharu, Proc. Japan Conf, Radioisotopes, 5th, No. 3, 34-6 !1863). (In Japanese) 1700070

1345 EFFECT OF THE N0N-LE1EAR RESPOhSE OP Nal (Ti) Oft THE SINGLE CRYSTAL SUMMING SPECTRA. Devare, R. G.; Tandon, P. N. (Tata Inst, of Fundamental Research, Bonbay) Nucl. Instr. Methods, 22:253 (^P*» 1963) (inEn&Lish) 17:25391 PABC

1346 THE EXPERIMENTAL DETER! OHATION 3Y IONIZATION METHODS OF THE RATE OF J^OSSION OF 3ETA-AHD GAMMA RAY ENERGE liADIOACKVE SUBSTANCES. TIE ISOTOPES Na2^, P32, Co60 AND I131. Gray, L. H. Brit. J. Radiology, 22:677-97 (1949) Dec. 4*1314

1347 FEASIBILITY OF USING SOILS FOR LOW^RADIOACTITITY WASUB- -186-

HAIER PURIFICATION I. wCo ADSOKPTIOJJ BY PEATS. Verdnikov, A. I.; Oreshko, V. F. (ibscow Inst, of Medicine). Isv. Yyssh* Ucheb. Zaved., Khin. Khia. TeWmol., 7:594-7 (1?64). 20:26550

134S FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT, (United Kingdoe Atomic Energy Authority), Fop the Period 1st April, 1958- 31st March, 1959. 7£>. 13:18791

1349 BE FBST FIVE YEARS AT LUCAS HEIGHTS. Baxter, J. P. »lfci- versity of iiew South Wales, Kensington, Australia) • Atoisic Snergr, 3: 2-4 (i960) Oct. 15:71^0 PABC

1350 (BKHL-267) FIXATION OF RADIOACTIVE RESIDUES. Quarterly Progress Report, January-March 1966. Piatt, A. M. (ed/). (Battelle- Northwest, Richland, Wash., Facific Northwest Lab.}. May 1966. 3Qp. 20:40476

1351 FEES Ai£EM0 ACID LEVELS EI NICUTIAKA GLAUCA, N. LONGBDOKFFII AND THEIR INTERSPECIFIC HYBRID FOLLOWING GA2*4A IRRADIATION. Hagen, George L.; Gunekel, Janes E. (Rutgers Univ., New Brunswick, K. J.). Plant Physiol., 33:439-43 (1953) ?Iov. 13:22882 NIST-FAEC

1352 (KP-1^96 (p. 38-42) THE HALF-LIVES OF Cs137 AND Co60. Gar- bics, S. G.; Nash, A. E. (Naval Research Lab., Washington, D. C.)f Kunz, W. E. (Los Alamos Scientific Lab., N. Mex.). 17:32719

1353 HEAT TRANSFER 3FiJDY OF COBALT-60 SHIPPING CONTAINER. Adler, L. B. (Brookhavon National Lab., tfpton, N. Y.). Trans. An. Nuclear Soc., 4, No. 2, 361 (Nov. 1961). 16:339

1354 (BNL-782) (p. 51-9) HOI LABORATORY DIVISION. Stang, L. G. Jr.; Hillman, M. et. al. (Brookhaven National Lab., Upton, N. Y.). 17:31797 PAEC

1355 (HW-66262) AN BJTERCOMPARISON OF ADIABATIC CALORITEIKY AND -187-

COINCIDENCE COUinTDIG FOR THE ACTCVTTx OBERMnttHON OF A CCBALT-60 SOURCE. LeBlanc, W. H.; ffcrers, I. T.; Fleming D. M. (General Elec­ tric Co., Hanford Atomic Products Operation, Richland, Wash*) July 29, 1960. 2*p. 16:9281

1356 LIQUID HD&fftiU PAR? 2. EXPERBEHTAL RESULTS. Tajiaa, Yuso; Tatsuta, Hatuni; Kokobun, Marinobu; Minami, Kentaro (Japan Atonic Etaergy Research Inst.) Proc. Japan Conf. Radioisotopes, 4th, 757-62 (1961) (In Japanese) 17:29997

1357 LOW 2NER(X PH0TOR HUSSION FROM RADIOISOTOPES. Green, Far- no L. (General Ifetors Research Labs., Warren, Mich.). Trans. Asa. Nucl. Soc., 5, No. ^, 207- (June 1962) 16:24533

1353 MACHEBS DEVELOPED FOR USE IN THE HIGH ©TENSITY RADIATICR DEVEDPI-E2.T LABORATORY. Huszegi, D. W.; Nugent, G. (Brookharen National Lob., Upton, N. X.) Trans. An. Nuclear Soc., 4, No. 2, 232-3 (Nor. 1961) 16:672

1359 (NP-1336) i£ASURB£NTS OF Gftlfttr-RAX ABSCRPTICK COEFFICIENTS. Davisson, Charlotte I-feaker; Evans, Robley P. H.I.T. Laboratory Nuclear Science and Engineering Technical Report No. 37, Feb. 1, 1950. 63p. 3:2077

1360 MEASUREMENT OF GAI*Ifc-RAX ENERGIES WITH TWO CRYSTALS IN COIN­ CIDENCE. Hosfstadter, Robert; M&Ihtyre, John A. Phys. Rev., 73:619-20 (1950) June 1. 4:4971 NISWASC

1361 (TID-7644(p. 151-75)) MINERAL REACTION STUDIES AT NATIONAL REACTOR TESTEIG STATION. Hawkins, Daniel D. (Idaho Operations Office, ABC) 17:19709

1362 (MUM151) MOUND LABORATORY PROGRESS REPORT FOR FEBRUARY 1963* -133-

Eichelberger, J. F.; Grovo, G. R,; Jonos, L. V.: Rerahold, E. A. (Mound Lab., Miamisburg, Ohio), Feb. 30, 1963. 2$p. 13:13353

1363 THE COBALT-60 IRRADIATION FACILITY AT THE DEPARTMENT OF MINES AM) TECHNICAL SURVEYS, OTTAWA. Carson, R. E.; Parsons, B. I. (Dept. of Mines and Technical Surveys, Ottawa). p. 339-43 of "Proceedings of the Seventh Hot Laboratories and Equipment Conference." 13*17625

1364 CONCRETE AS A PROTECTIVE BARRIER FOR GAMMA RAYS FROM COBALT-60. Kennedy, Robert J.; W^choff, Harold 0.; Snyder, William A. J. Research Nat'l. Bur. Standards, 44:157-62 (1950 Feb.) 4*2799

1365 CORRELATION E? THE DIRECTION AND POLARIZATION OF TWO SUCCESSIVE QUANTA FOR Rh106, Co60, AND Cs13^. Williams, A. H.; Wiedoribeck, M. L. Phys. Rev., 78:322 (1952) June 15. 4*5061 NIST-PAEC

1366 THE DESIGN AI© THE CONSTRUCTION OF A 10,000 CURIE COBALT-60 GAMMA RADIATION FACILITY. Danno, A.; Qnura, M.; Hotta, H.; Hirakawa, H.; Tsuchhasi, G.; Yamaguchi, I. (Japan Atosiic Energy Research Inst., Tokyo), p. 349-60 ir "Proceedings of the Seventh Hot Laboratories and Equipment Conference," 13*17626

1367 . DISTRIBUTION OF Co60 AND OF SOME RADIOISOTOPE FISSION PRODUCTS AMONG TIE COMPONENTS (F EXPERIMENTAL RESERVOIRS. Bogatyrev, I. 0. (Inst. of Biophysics, Academy of Sciences, Moscow). Izvest. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Ser. Biol., No. 1, 122-6 (Jan.-Feb. 1962). (in Russian) 16:14371

1363 DOPPLEiv BROADENING IN YLINES. .IE GASES. Akker.©anf A. F.: Vil'Kovitshii, Ya. E.; Kaipov, D. K. Trudy "Inst. Yalaernoi'FfB., * Akad. Nauk Kazkh S.S.R.,' 5*128-3^ (1962) (In Russian) 16:1^371

136? MOVEMENT OF PIG BON IN THE BLAST FURNACE HEARTH. Mori, Hisashi; Matsuo, Midori; Yaraate. Minoru; tori, Keisuke (Yawata Iron and Steel -109-

Co.# Ltd), Proc. Japan Conf. Radioisotopes, 5th, Ho. 4, 82-4 (1963) (in Japanese) 17:30186

1370 (CRER^I089) BOVEfENT OF RADIOACTIVE WASTE THROUGH SOIL. 5. THE LIQUID DISPOSAL AREA. Parsons, P. J. (Atomic Energr of Canada Ltd., Chalk River Qnt.) June 1962. 19p. (AECL-1561) 16:28634

1371 A MULTIPURPOSE AGRICULTURAL CQBALT-60 IRRADIATOR. Teas, H« J. (Florida Agricultural Experiment Stations, Gainesville) p. 361-70 in "Proceedings of the Seventh Hot Laboratories and Equipment Conference." 13:17627

1372 (KP-12945) A NAtfOSECQED TIMS-TO-PULSE HEIGHT C0NV3RTER AND ANALYSER FOE POSITRffil LIFETIMES. Bell, J.; Celitans, G. J.; Tao, S. J.; Lee, J. W.; Green, J. II. (New South Wales Univ., Kensington (Australia), (nd.) 20p. 17:29498

1373 A 90-CORIE Co60 IRRADIATION UNIT. Riegert, A. L.; Spinks, J. W.'T. ("Jniv. of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Can.). p» 315*-24 in "Proceedings of the Seventh riot Laboratories and Equipment Conference". 13:17623

1374 (BNL-671) NUCLEAR ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT PROGRESS REPORT JAN.I-APRIL 30, 1961. (Brool&aven National Lab., Upton, H. Y, ) Aug. 1961. 73p. 15:31910 PAEC

1375 (TID-7599, p. 24-49) :SW HOT CELLS AND HOT LABORATORIES. Du- vaux, Y.; Jacquemin, M.; Junca, A,; De Robien, E. (France. Commissariat a l'Energie Atoniique, (Paris). 15:4811

1376 NUCLEAR ISOMERISM. Segre, Erailio; Helraholz, A. C. Revs. Modem Phys., 21:271-304 (1949) Apr. 3:392 PAEC

1377 (AEC-Tr-2?71, p. 3fTU402) ON PARITY MON-CONSERVATICN IN -190-

0 -DECAY* Shapiro, I* S. Translated from Uspekhi Fiz. Nauk, 61; No. 3, 313-30 (1957) 15:20068

1378 ON THE NATURE OF THE ELECTRON. PART II. Salpeter, J* L. I. E. E. E. (Inst. ELec. Electron. Engrs.) S»pectnaa, 2:96-101 (Apr. 1965) 19:25273

1379 ON THE PROBLEM TO SECURE THE SAFETY OF Co-60 SOOKCE CAPSULES FROM IEAKAGE OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS, Ohno, Akira (Japan Radio­ isotopes Assn.). Proc. Japan Conf. Radioisotopes, 4th, 654-7 (1961) (In Japanese) 17:29974

1380 (BNWL-293) PACIFIC NORTHWEST LABORATORY MGRTCHLY ACTIVITISS REPORT, JUNE 1966 ON AEC DIVISION OF BIOLOGY AND !«DICDE PR0C21AMS. (Battelle-Northwest, Richland, Wash., Pacific Northwest Lab.) July 1966. 20p. 21*38815

1381 (QRNL-3863) PHOT PLANT DEMONSTRATION OF THE DECONTAMINATION OF LOW-LEVEL PROCESS WAS1ES BY A RECYCLE SCAVENGING PRECIPITATION ION- EXCHANGE PROCESS. . King, L. J.; Ichikawa, M. (Oak Ridge National Lab., Tenn.) Dec. 1965. 39p. 20:10440

1382 THE POSITRON AND NEGATRON SPECTRA OF Cu6^. CWen, George E.; Cook, Sharp C. Phys. Rev., 76:1726-7 (1949) Dec. 1. 3:892 NIST-PAEC

1383 PROCSESS IN THE TECHNOLOGY OF GAMMA IRRADIATION WITH MULTI- KILOCUREJ 60 SOURCES FOR THE SCIENTIFIC INDUSTRIAL AND MEDICAL HE- SEARCH* JoHik, Otto F. (Transcontinental Atomic Co., Vaduz, Liechten­ stein) p. 325-38 in "Proceedings of the Seventh Hot Laboratories and Equipment Conference." 13:17624

1384 (Cu-94; BR-1661) PROGRESS REPORT: Nuclear Physics Labora­ tories. Dunning, J. R. (Columbia Univ.) Mar. 31, 1951* 43p. . -191-

5:5696

1335 (PR-p-H-E) PROCESS REPORT (FOR) FEBRUARY-MAY , 1952; ELECTRONICS BRANCH. Hardwick, J. (Chalk River Project (Canada)), (nd) l6p. 6:5417

1336 Cu(PNFL)-199) PROGRESS REPORT. (Columbia Univ., flew York, Pegram Nuclear Physics Labs.). July, August, September 1959 to the United States Atomic Energy Comaission. 50p. 14*16068

1387 PROLONGING USE OF RADIOACTIVE COBALT. Penchev, P. (Onco­ logical Scientific Research Inst., Sofia) Roentgenol, i. Radiol., 1; No. 2, 17-23 (1962). 17:7672

1388 RADIATION: A TOOL FOR INDUSTRY. A SJRVEY OF CURRENT TECH­ NOLOGY. (Little Arthur D.) Inc., Cambridge, Mass.) Jan. 1959* 414p. for Emerson Radio and Phonograph Corp. and General Electric Co., Hanford Atomic Products Operation. 13:17578

1389 (CONF-660507) RADIOACTIVITY II! BOTTOM SEDIMENTS OF THE CLBJCH-TENiJESSE RIVEUS. Pickering, R. J.; Carrigan, P. H. Jr.; Taaura, Tsuneo; Abee, H. H.; Beverage, J* W.; Andrew, R. W. Jr. (Oak Ridge national Lab., Tenn.) Vienna, International Atomic Energy Agency, 1966. Preprint S^-72/4. 44p.' 20:45223

1390 RADI0C21APHIC SENSITIVITY DATA FOR THE ISOTOPES COBALT 60, IRIDIUM 192, GESIUM137, THULIUM 170, AND THORIUM 228 Anderson, M. 3. (Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., Ottawa) Nondestructive Testing, 17:365-70 (1959) Nov.-Dec. 140894

1391 RADIOGRAPHY USBIG THE SCATTERED Y RAYS. Kandnifli, Tokisi; Nakasixna, Yosiyuki (Government Industrial Research Inst*, Nagoya) Proc* Japan Conf* Radioisotopes, 4th, 210-14 (1961) (In Japanese) 17*29891 -192-

1392 RADIUM THERAPY FACILITIES IN NATIONAL CAIICER CKitfKR HOSPITAL. Unegaki, Yoichiro; Hamada, Masahiko; Utsunonriya, Takeshi; Yoshii, Kenji (National Cancer Center Hospital and Kiaura Entetsu Co. Ltd.), Proc. Japan Conf. Radioisotopes, 5th, No. 3, 1-3 (1963)» (in Japanese) 17:30059

' 1393 RECENT DEVELOPMENTS III RADIATION PASTEURIZATION OF FOODS IN TKE UNITED STATES. Schweigert, B. S. (Michigan State Univ., East Lansing) Proc. Japan Conf. Radioisotopes, 5*th, No. 2, 127-31 (1963). (in English) 17:30053

1394 (CEA-Tr-173) RECIPIENTS POUR LE RADIOISOTOPE ^Co. (Containers for the Radioisotopes Co ) Frynta, Z.; Langmajer, J. (Langnayer) Translated into French fr^m Jaderna Energie 4, 98-102 (1953) l6p. (Includes Qrig., 7p) 14:6737

1395 (BNWL-232) THE REDUCTION OF REACTOR EFFLUENT UA3ER RADIOFJC^' LIDES BY THE ADDITION OF SODIUM SILICATE TO PROCESS WATER: 105D HALF PLANT ADDITION. Robertson, D. E. (Battelle-Northwest, Richland, Wash., Pacific Northwest Lab.) Aug. 1)66. 1^p. 20:45215

1396 (IA-920) EE3EARCH LABORATORIES SEIft-ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE PERIOD JULY-DECEMBER 1963. (Israel Atomic Energy Cooaission, Yavne. Soreq Research Establishment) 196p. 20:2520 \ * 1397 (IDO-12036) REMOVAL OF COBALT AND CHROMIUM BY BRECIPITATKH AND ION EXCHANGE ON SOIL, LIGNITE AND CLBJCPTIL0LITI5 pM CITRATB-CON- TAINING RADIOACTIVE LIQUID WASTE. Hawkins, D. B. (Idaho Operation* Office. Health and Safety Div., AEC). June 1964. 24p. 18:35235

1398 . REMOVAL OF LOW-LEVEL RADIOISOTOPES FROM WASTEWATER BY AEROBIC TREATMENT. Lawrence, C. H. (Univ. of Oklahoma Medical Center, Oklahoma City); Gilcreas, F. W. J. Water Pollut. Contr. Federation, 3751289-301 -193-

(Sept. 1965). 20:40483 KIST

1399 RETENTION AND MIGRATION OF RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES IN HE LITKQSPHSRE AT THE MTIOHAL REACTS TESTING STATIOli-IDAHO. Schraalz, Bruce L.; Scott Keys, W. (Atomic Energy Coiaaission, Idaho Falls, Idaho). Colloq. Intern, Retention Migration Ions Radioactifs Sols. Saclay, 1962, 243-56 (1963). 13:17349

1400 A REVALUATION OF THE GAMiA. RADIATIONS FROM Co60 Ai© Zn65. Jensen, Erling N.; Laslett, Jackson L.; Pratt, William W. (AECU-559, nd.). 3p. 3:2325

1401 SCENE PHOTOGRAPHY WITK FILM FOGGED BY GAMMA RADIATION. Brown, F. W., III. AD-190 (o). Jan. 11, 1950. 8p. 3:2643

1402 (TIP-U-1385) SCINTILLATION COUNTERS WITH NaPTHALENE. Deutsch, Martin (Laboratory for Nuclear Science and Engineering,

Massachusetts, Institute of T0chnology). Technical Report No. 3, 7p/ 1:1442

1403 (TID-56607) SINGLE NEUTRON TRANSFER REACTIONS OF Co59. Fried­ man, A. M. (Argonne National Lab., HI.). June 1962. (UAC-6507). 16:33692

1404 (NRL-5462) A STANDARD SOURCE 'OF RADIATION FOR RADIA DETECTORS. II. EXTBLBION OF THE RANGE OF EXPOSURE-DOSE RATES AND THE NEW Cs-137 SOURCE. Nash, A. E.; Kunz, W, E. (Naval Research Lab., Washington, D. C). (Feb. 4, 1960). 14p. Project No. NB-051 -500-2.1. 14*15157

1405 (DC-60-1-106) STUDY OF ABSOLUTE CALIBFJLTIGN OF GA*MA RAYS SOURCES. Mitchell, V. J. (General Electric Co., Aircraft Nuclear Pro­ pulsion Dopt.). Jan. 7, 1960. 1?p. 16 810667

1406 (NP-Tr-732) STUDY OF THE DOSS RATE FIELD OF A CYLINDER -194-

EMITTER WITH A HIGH-POWER SOURCE OF Cow -RADIATION. Breger, A. Kh.;

Deabrouskii, M. A. (DembrouskiyX Dmitriev, L. A. (Doitriyev)# Sunitsa, L. L.; ftyabukhin, Yu S. Translated from Proleffly Fia. Khiru, 2:132-45 (1959). 28p. 15:29314

/ 1407 E«EAE4BKT OF RADIOACTIVE WAS1E. Hwang, Yin-Si; Huang, An-I {National Tsing Ifaa Univ., Esinchu, Taiwan) %Ho Tsu K'o Hsueh; 4; NO. 3-4, 85-90. 20:14211

1403 (UCRL-TRANS-663 (L)) UNDERGROUND EXPLOSIONS. PLUTONIUM AND NUCLEAR ARMS. Rougeron, Camille. Translated by Ninddoff, D. A. from Forces Aeriennes Francaises, 45-66 (i960 J 30p. 15:20486

14D9 (BURAEC-703) UNDERGROUND RADIONUCLIDE MOTEhENT. Final Report No. 2, April 1, 1961- March 31, 1963. Baetsle, L.; Dejongie, P.; Maes, W.; Simpson, E. S.; Souffriay, J.$ Staner, P. (Societe Beige de Chinie ' Nucleaire, Brussels) Vtorks Perforsied under United States-Euratoa Joint Research and Development Program. 175p. 19:10659

1410 THE USE OF RADIOISOTOPES FOR THE MBASUR®fENT OP THE WA2ER EQUIVALENT OF A SNOW PACK. Gerdel, R. W.; Hansen, Iyle B.; Cassidy, W. C. Trans. Am. Geophys. Ifoion, 31:449-53 (1950) June. 4:4993

1411 (ORNL-3945, PP. 79-106) WASTE TREATMENT AID DISPOSAL. Oak Ridge National Lab., Tezm.) 20:47083 -195- PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX Abee, H. H. 1389 Alvie, Z. M. 263 Abdel-Kerira, N. I. 168 Anderson, Elizabeth B. 898 Abdelmalik, W. E. Y. 168 Anderson, E. C. 33 1066 Abdullah, S. A. 293 5^8 Anderson, K. B. 1390 Abdurasulov, D. M. 9$*t Anderson, Regina M. 670 Abr&Jiam, C. D. 992 Anderson, R. P. 537 Abraham, K. 1137 1270 1278 . Ando, Ejyo ^83 Abraham, K. 1158 Andrew, R. W. Jr. 1389 Acree, S. H. 371 An glen; an, Cornell Carpenter Adler, L. B. 27^ 737 1353 112** 1250 Aeschliman, L. P. 339 Antill, J. E. 1031 Aglintsev, K. K. 99 520 Antipenko, E. N. 919 Agnedal, P. 0. ^95 676 Antoni, F. ^59 Agrawal, J. P. 321 Arai, E. 1280 Agarwala, R. P. 1026 Ariel, Irving H. 958 Ahmed, Jasim Uddin 535 Arino, H. *H Ahrens, Rolland W. 238 Arnold, E. D. 1070 10?8 Aikens, A. Jr. ^26 Arnold, Janes R. 1060 1069 Aitkenj J.JI. ^ 937 Asauinei, lanea 500 Akaishi, Jun 918 Ashikawa, James K. h2 Akkerman, A. F. 1368 Askill, J. 1030 Albaugh, F. W. 1311 Astley, E. R. 1318 Alburger, David E. 595 Aten, A. H. W. 26 Alekseev, V. L. 1297 Aten, A. H. W, Jr.95 270 501 Alekseevskii,"K. E. 1087 Attile, F. H. 11^5 Allen, Harvey F. 392 Auerbach, B. L. 1026 Allen, R. A. ' 1330 Wrbach, S. 1.612 663 66^ Alexander, K. F. 11^3 Augerraan, C. L.301 302 318 Alian, A. 15^ 335 352 392 W ^36 1021 Almaldi, E. 1098 Auslaender, J. S. Mk>

2 Almeida, I. G. ' 132 Avotina, M. P. 123 * Almeida, Ivone G; De 101 Awan, M. v., 333 Alvee, R. N. 1216 128$ Ajrres, J. A. 1316 -196-

Azuma, Toshio 240^57 Beach, L* A* 1226 Backenstoss, G. 1112 Beck, Harold L, 177 210 Baes, C. F. 53 Becker, E. 465 470 Baetsle, L. 186 1409 Becker, J* 94B Baez, J. N. 401 3ecker, Josef 906 Baggs, R. B. 992 Beech, A. MB G. 526 Bailey, hbore E. 815 Beer, M» 1154

Baker, C# E, 670 Beer, Manfred 561 Baker, Paul E. 55^ Behrens, H. 1286

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De la Cruz Castillo, F. 256 Dieck, L. 1108 Delaplane, W. H. 175 DilLaan, L. T. 776 Delia Rosa, R. J. 992 Dimant, J. N. 984 De Lora Soria, F. 150 151 Dizaitrievt JL. .A. 587 719 Del Val Cob, M. 256 Diiaotakis, P. N. 98 Del Vecchio, E. 942 Dixon, F. E. 496 Denbrouskii, M. A. 1406 Dixon, W, R. 823 Deiaidov, A. M. 1269 ?82 923 1288 Demmitt, T. F. 1316 Dizon, F. E. 493 Demuynck, G. 625 Dcatrov, L. A, 1406 Denesuk, S. A. 1064 Dobrovolski, W. 1224 Denis ikov, A. I. 124 Dohne, C. F. 1102 Deonigi, D. E. 83 Don, C. G. 1089 De Proost, Maurice 1018 Donaldson, L. R. 683 Derby, E. K. 1264 Doroshenkov, V. C> 781 Derbouka, R. M. 939 Douglas, Elizabeth Mary 959 De Robien, E. 1375 Draganic, Ivan 552 De Roo, M. Verhandel 848 Draskovic, R. 28 De Rosst, B. 112 Drichko, A. F. 147 De Sadnt-Aubert, G. 446 Du Khuong, Le 533 Desaive, Paul 610 Dunaway, Paul B, 649 Desprogre-Gotteron, R. 929 Duncan, K. P. 722 Deutsch, Martin 1086 1096 1192 Dunjic, A. 625 Devare, H. G. 1345 Duning, G. M. 694 De Voe James, R. 34 45 Dunning, J. R. 1384 De Vore, Waldo D. 723 Dunr, J. 152 153 Dewey, D. W. 590 Duquesne, Maurice 1221 Dexter, A. H. 279 Dutli, James W. 414 Dexter, Arthur H. 392 Duvaux, Y. 1375 Dezner, W. 869 Dzbelepov, B. 1177 Dezsi, Zoltan 841 Dzhelepov, B. S. 1206

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Eichorn, II. J. 779 Feinberg, R. J# 760 Ekert, Friedrich 858 Fejes, P. 291 Ellis, F. 937 Felber, F. F. Jr. 36 Ellison, Joseph E. JJp. 511 Felice, A. J, 305

Elms, R# V. Jr. 315 Felsteiner, J. 60 El-Nesr, M. S. 281 Felton, Jean Spencer 717 Enemoto, Shigemasa 1073 Feng, P. Y. 420 Eneroth, C. M. 79^ Fewrier, J. C. 911 Engelbert. U. 379 Fidecaro, G. 1098 English, R. E. 384 Filho, Azor Camargo^Pentead o Epp, S. H. 882 467 Erbeszkorn, L. 895 Filip, A. 187 Erdtmann, G» 21 Fini-Storchi, 0. 997 Erich, V/alter 317 Finnin, L. E. 205 Errington, R. F. 294 316 885 Fireman, E. L. 1055 1058 Erzinkyan, A. L. 1087 1059 Eskridge, Harold E. 487 Fisher, C. 278 375 Essig, T. H. 724 Fisher, Konrad Peter 990 Estulin, I. V. 1136 Fishman, J. B. 1256 Evans, Robley D. 1359 Fishman, K. J* *7 Everett, R. J. 280 Flachowsky, J* 373 37^ Evers, Robert 570 Flecher, K. E. 24 Fagot, J. 1127 Fleischmann, R. 1065 Fajbisowicz, S. 1002 Fleming, D* M. 1355 • Falchi, Q. 977 Fletcher, Gilbert H. 813 Fan, Changyan 1132 814 815 838

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Fuchs, A* 10 Geiger, K. W# 1186 Fuia, H. N. 440 Geiss, 7» 1067 Fujishiro, Masatoshi 257 Gemesi, J. 461 Fujimoto, Hiroshi 1338 Gentner, W« 1112 Fujiwara, Kiato 75 Gerch, H* U. 1143 Fulenwider, J. E. 1308 Gerdel, R. W. 1410 Fuquay, J. J» 1311 Germagnoli, E. 1182 -20^-

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Huff, John B# 246 Ivanchenko, A* F. 93 Hughes, I>. J. 1099 Ivanov, I. 1674 Huiskamp, J. W. 1134 Ivanov, N. S. 331

Huizenga, J, R. 194 Ivanov, V, T# 567 Hujama, Yoshio 626 Iwashima, Kiyoshi 9 Hull, D. E. 275 Iya, V. K. 897 Hultberg, H. 1170 Iyengar, K. A* R. 40 Humphreys, J. C. 1080 Izawa, M* 707 Humphreys, L. L. '2oo Izquierdo, Formas E. 256 Kusain, Ather 333 Izumi, Shojiro 854 Huskind, B. 1179 Jack, H« 564 Hussein, S. G. 1294 Jackson, Herbert L» 840

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Japla, E. M. 969 Jordy, George Ym 406

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Sutherland, L# G# 521 Tao, S. J* 1372 Sutin, N. 100 1*5 Tarantin, N. I. 331 Suyngsdavu, J» 830 Tarasov, S* I* 996 Suzor, F, 1268 Tatsuno, Ikuro 8*3 Suzuki, Toshio 211 Tatsuta, Hatumi 1356 Sventchalk, M. 53* Taurog, Alvin 1008 Symonds, A, E. 301 1021 Taylor, G. ** 975

Szabo, E# 29 1321 Tayloi, J. O0 V# 22 1109 1255 Szikla, G. 956 Taylor, ?• L. 322

Szoerenyi, A* 895 Teas, H. J# 1371

Szokolyi, L. 895 Tehitchenko, M# M# 6*6 Szymanski, Wojcilch 55 Templeton, L. C. **2 Swanberg, F, Jr. 769 Templeton, W. L# 710 715 Sweeton, F. H. 53 Tenney, Gerald H* *1* Swinth, K. L. 792 Tenzel, William 817 Tabata, Tatsuo 240 Tttti, A. 876 Tada, Motohiko 36** Thomas, C. A» 169 170 -Z2k-

Thomas, R. H, 33*f 1113 Triulzi, C. 208 219 Thompson, fl*» 0» 1059 Trott, A. F» 699 Thoraeus, R. 801 Teens, Chin-lain 159 Thormann, Th» 869 Tsien, K. C. 759 773

Thosar, B9 V. 1198 Tsuchhasi, G. 1366 Tilbury, R. S. Vl Tsujii, Yukio 257 10Vl Timofeev-Resoskii, N., V. 661 Tsujimoto, Tadashi 3*5 Timofeeva, L. A* 646 Tsunemoto, Hiroshi 730 Timofeeva-Resovskaya,I E« A* Tsunoga, Hanato 782 661 Tsypin, S. Q« 1122 Timiryasev, Izv. 653 Tuch6cheerer, Th. 233 Timourin, Hector 988 Tun, Than 865 Timushev, 6* F» 1242 Turkevich, Anthony 81 Tobailem, J* 195 1062 Dchevatkin, I, F, 1206 Tobailem, Jacques 1054 1230 tJeda, Toshio 936 1231 TJehara, Shinichi 531 Todorovic, Z« 187 Oeno, K. 685 Toerber, Erwin D. 770 fljihira, Y. 1047 Tohuku, J, 804 Umans, H* J» K* M* 691 Tokagi, Harushiro 980 Umegaki, Yoichiro 1392 Tokita, Naohiko 854 Umezu, Takeshi 566 Tolhoek, H. A. 1120 1121 Unger, H. 704 1134 1173 Unik, J* P* 19^ Tominaga, T« 113 114 Urbain, Walter M. 35^ Tominaga, Takeshi 75 106 UrbanBC, J* 1157 137 138 Urguhart, D. F. 526 Tomiselli, M. 793 Urstein, T. 532 Topa, A. 176 Ushakov, N. V. 366 Toratani, Hirokazu 1388 Utsunomiya, Takeshi 1392 Torreta, A. 914 Valett, Bryan Batson 679 Tori, P. 530 550 Valpreda, G» 977 Toulza, H. 929 Van de Qeijrn J. 829 Trageser, D, A. 341 Van de Merckt, J* 625 Trammel, Ernest B, 1510 Van der Eijk, V. 514 Trinci, M. 810 Van Der Werf-tfessing, B. 950 -225-

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CORPOEttTE AUTHOR INDEX

. - . • - - .*• * Adelaide Univ. (Australia). 582 Aerojet-General Corp. Nuclear Div. 3H Aerojet-General Corp., Sacramento, California. 307 Aerojet-General Nucleonics, San Ramon, Calif. 399 453 Air Force Cambridge Research Labs. Bedford, Mass. 1063 Air Force Inst, of Tech., Wrigrfc-Patterson A.F.B. Ohio. 239 Air Force Materials Lab., Wri$it-Patterson A.F.B. Ohio. 57 Akademiya Nauk SSSR 961 1367 Akademiya Nauk SSSR, Moscow. InstiLtut FisikU 269 Aktiebolaget Atomenergi, Stockholm (Sweden). 495 Aktiebolagct Atomenergi, Studsvik (Sweden). tf> &?6 Alaska Univ., Coll. Inst, of Marine Science. 660 Alco Products Inc., Schenectady, N. Y. 1324 Anderson (M. D.) Hospital and Turnc? Inst., Houston jfex... 784 814 315 890 Andhra Univ., Waltair (India). 1189128^ Argonne Cancer Research Hospital, Chicago, ILL. 609 624 868 928 Argonne National Lab., 111. 194 648 1039 1G$3 WW^tl59V32fc5 IfcW 1279 1403 Arkansas Univ., Little Rook. 731 981 Arkansas Univ., Little Rock. Medical Center. 571 864 Arkansas Univ., Little Rock. School of Medicine 903 934 Armensnt Research and Development Establishment, Fort Halstead (England). 290 Armed Forces Radiobiology Research Inst., Bethesda, Md. 181 Armour Research Foundation, Chicago, HI. 420 Army Chemical Corps Nuclear Defense Lab., Army Chemical Center, Md. 267 Army Electronics Labs., Fort Monmouth, N. J. 511 Army Medical Research Lab., Fort Knox, Ky, 564 229-

Army Natick Labs., Mass. 253 1016 Azvor Nuclear Defense Lab., Edgewood Arsenal, Md. 4&4 485 Atlantic Research Corp., Alexandria, Va. 358 Atonic Energy Centre, Dacca (Pakistan). 293 548 Atonic Energy Centre, Lahore (Pakistan). Chemistry Div. 333 Atoisic Energy Commission, Cairo (Egypt). 154 281 Atonic Energy Commission, Idaho Falls, Idaho 1399 Atonic Energy Commission, Washington, D. C. 4O6 694 1310 Atomic Ener©r Establishment, Trombay, India*/^ 40 90 135 136 Atonic Energr of Canada Ltd, Chalk River (Ontario). 22 316 699 1045 1046 1109 1188 1255 1301 1370 Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., Chalk River (Ontario). Chalk River Nuc­ lear Lobs. 1290 1291 Atomic Eenrgy of Canada Ltd., Ottawa (Ctotario). 232 243 294 382 438 455 1390 Atomic Ener

Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Bombay, India. 91 92 9* 277 897 1239 Bologna Univ. (Italy). 598 605 708 Bonn Univ. (West Germany). 57* 597 1276 British Columbia Univ., Vancouver. 1217 1261 Brookhaven National Lab. Upton, N. I. 86 89 100 10* 119 13* 1*5 252 261 271 272 27* 509 320 322 330 351 *13 *18 ^25 **5 *81 565 693 713 737 797 820 839 1012 1013 1037 10*3 1099 1151 115* 1199 1319 1323 135* 1358 137* Bundesforschungsanstalt Fuer Lebenamittelfrischhaltung, Karlsruhe (West Germany). 233 Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, Beaufort, N. C. Radiobiological Lab. S2X 671

Bereau of Commercial Fisheries, Gloucester, Hassv Technological Lab. 2*6 *39 Bureau of Mines, Albany, Oreg. Albany Metallurgy Research Center 528 Bureau of Ordnance (Navy), Washington, D. C. Evaluation And Ana­ lysis Staff. 711 Cairo Univ. (Egypt). Faculty of Engineering. 281 California Research Corp., Richmond. 275 California Univ., Berkeley. 761 1083 1158 122* California Univ., Berkeley. Lawrence Radiation Lab. *2 1201 1292 1302 California Univ.,Davis Radiobiology Lab. 992 California Univ., La Jolla. 1060 1069 California Univ., La Jolla, San Diego. 201 California Univ., Livermore. Lawrence Radiation Lab. 7*1 767 988 California Univ., Los Angeles. 73* Carnegie Inst, of Tech. Pittsburgh, Pa. 13 130 1056 12*3 Central Electricity Generating Board, London (England) 229 Centre Dv Etude De Lf Energie Wucleaire, Brussels (Belgium). 1226 231-

Centre D»5tude De L'Energie Nucleaire, Mol. (Belgium) 186 1277 Centro Brasileiro De Pesquisas Fisicas, Rio de Janeiro* 101 132 Centro Inforaazioni Studi Esperiense, Milan (Italy)„ 208 Ceskoslovenska Akadeoie Ved, Prague, Ustav Jade me ho Vyzkumu. 67 122 1138 ChalmerF Tekniska Hogskola, Goteborg (Sweden) 1232 Chiba Univ. (Japan) School of Medicine. 75*1 Chicago Univ., III. 56 81 Chicago Univ., III. Dept. of Biochemistry 62k Christie Hospital and Holt Radium Inst., Manchester (England) Patterson Labs. 800 Cincinnati Univ. 802 916 Clark Univ., Worcester, Mass. ikO Cologne Univ. (West Germany) 1300 Columbia Univ., New York. 100 1237 1381! 1386 Columbia Univ., New York. Dept. of Chemistry* 321 Commissariat A L'Energie Atomique, Fontenay~aux*Roses (France) Centre D'Etudes Nucleaire. 650 673 Commissariat A L'Energie Atomique, Grenoble (France) Centre Dv Energie Nucleaire. 68 1071 Commissariat A L'Energie Atomique, Paris (France) 1375 Commissariat A L'Energie Atomique, Saclay (France) Centre D*Etudes Nucleaire. 260 375 1225 1305 Copenhagen Univ. (Denmark)->, 1179 1259 Council for Scientific and Industrial Besearch*, Pretoria (South Africa), ^98 Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, Pretoria (South Africa)' National Physical Research Lab* 235 Danish Atomic Energy Commission, Risoe. Research Establishment 552 1133

Democritus Nuclear Research Center, Athens (Greece) % 98 Department of Nines and Technical Surveys (Canada) ' 1363

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Deutsche Akademie Der Vissenschaften Zu Berlin (East Germany).

Division of Biology and Medicine. (AEC). Washington, D. C. 2*5 912 Douglas United Nuclear Inc., Richland, Wash. 87 Dow Chemical Co., Midland, Mich. 391 Du Pont De Nemours (E. I.) and Co., Aiken S. C. Savannah River Lab* 133 318 335 352 384 392 *27 428 429 430 431 432 433 434 ^35 436 494 629 716 718 1022 1040 1044 EG and G. Inc., Goleta, Calif. 361 EG and G. Inc., Las Vegas, Nev. 482 487 546 Emory Univ., Atlanta, Ga. 519 863 Erlangen Dniv. (West Germany). 1105 1163 120*1 Ethicon, Inc. Sommerville, N. J. 247 European Atomic Energy Community 112 376 538 European Atomic Energy Community, Geel (Belgium). Central Nuclear Measurements Bureau. 112 538 1262 European Atomic Energy Community, Ispra (Italy). Joint Nuclear Research Center. 112 514 538 672 673 European Nuclear Energy Agency, Paris (France). 370 Fairchild Hiller Corp., Farmingdale. N. T. Republic Aviation Div. 296 Florence Univ. (Italy). 997 Florida Agriculture Experiment Station, Gainsville. 1371 Francis delafield Hospital, New York. 886 957 Freiburg Univ. (West Germany). 764 943 1112 Freie Universitaet, Berlin (West Germany'. 241 524 General Dynamics. Fort Worth, Tex* 146 General Electric Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Aircraft Nuclear Pro- . pulsion Dept. 1079 1*05 General Electric Co., Richland, Wash. 3. General Electric Co., Richland Wash. Ranford Atonic Products Operations. 116 152 169 170 178 200 396 412 -233-

563 581 769 1316 1355 General Electric Co., San Jose, Calif*, Atomic Power Equipment Dept. Mi- General Moters Research Labs., Warren, Mich. 135? General Nuclear Engineering Corp., Dunedin, Fla. 1326 Genoa Univ. (Italy). 977 Geological Survey, Denver, Colo. 47 288 Georgia Inst, of Tech., Atlanta. 87 Georgia Univ., Athens. 632 Gesellschaft Fuer Kemforschung mbH., Karlsruhe (Vest Germany). 1156 Gianini Controls Corp., Duarte, Calif. 362 Goettingen Univ. (West Germany). 700 966 972 1148 1172 Gosudartsvennyi Komitet Po Ispol'zovaniyu Atomnoi Energii SSSR. 124 Government Industrial Research Inst., Nagoya (Japan). 259 1073 1103 1391 Grenoble Univ. (France). 1228 Groningen Rijksuniversiteit (Netherlands). 1260 Hamburg Univ. (West Germany). 633 874 Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, Mass. 589 Heidelberg, Univ. (West Germany). 832 833 948 Hittman Associates Inc., Baltimore Md. 369 450 Idaho Nuclear Corp., Idaho Falls. 6 1211 Idaho Operations Office (AEC), Idaho Falls. 1361 Idaho Operations Office (AEC), Idaho Falls. Health and Safety Div. 1397 Illinois Inst, of Tech., Chicago. 866 Illinois Univ., Urbana. 1077 Illinois Univ., Urbana. Dept. of Civil Engineering, 179 Indian Inst, of Tech., Kharagpur. 85 Indiana State Univ., Terre Haute. Radiation Lab. 237 Institut Gustave Houssy, Villejiuf (France). 1002 -234-

Institut Rudjer Boskovic, Zagreb (Yugoslavia)* 636 678 Institut Za Nuklearne Nauke Boris Kidric, Belgrade (Yugoslavia). 28 164 187 378 1024 Institute of Nuclear Research, Warsaw (Poland). 49 61 534 726 1025 Institute of Physical and Chemical Research, Tokyo (Japan)* 828 Inst, of Public Health, Tokyo* Inst, of Public Health, Tokyo (Japan). Dept. of Radiological Health. 569 Instituto De Energia Atomica, Sao Paulo (Brazil). 467 Instituutvoor Kernphysisch Onderzoek, Amsterdam (Netherlands)* 26 244 International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna (Austria)* 459 1018 Iowa State Univ., Iowa City. 840 Iowa State Univ. of Science and Technology, Ames Inst. For Atomic Research* 359 Isochem. Inc., Richland, Wash* 383 Isotopes Inc., Palo Alto, Calif. 521 Isotopes Inc., Westwood, N, J. 732 Israel Atomic Energy Commission, Tel Aviv* 19 Israel Atomic Energy Commission, Yavne Soreq Nuclear Research Center. 285 292 463 Israel Atomic Energy Commission, Yavne. Soreq Nuclear Research Establishment. 1396 Istituto Superiore Di Sanita, Rome (Italy). 550 Istituto Superiore Di Snita, Rome (Italy). Laboratori Di Fisica. 530 Japan Atomic Energy Research Inst., Tokyo. 7 17 76 141 163 685 778 918 1076 1107 1356 1366 Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions, Baltimore, Md. 753 Johns Hopkins Univ., Baltimore, Md* McColluro-Pratt Inst. 156 Joint Inst* for Nuclear Research, Dubna (USSR). Lab* of Nuclear Reactions* 331

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Junta De Energia Nuclear, Madrid (Spain)• 150 ZhZ Kansas State Univ., Manhattan. 1082 Kansas Univ., Kansas City. 822 Kansas Univ., Lawrence. 1161 Karolinska Kediko-Kerurgiska Institutet, Stockholm (Sweden)* 801 Kentucky Univ., Lexington. 723 72A

Kernforschungsanlager Juelich (WestGermany). 21 1108 Kernforschungszentrum, Karlsruhe (West Germany). 578 579 583 617 1280 Kernforschungszentrum, (West Germany). Institut Fuer Experi- mentelle Kernphysik. 1286 Knolls Atomic Power Lab., Schenectady, N. I. 76O Kyoto Univ. (Japan). 3^5 Kyushu Univ., Fukuoka.. 18** La Plata Universidad Nacional (Argentina). 506 532 Laval Univ., Quebec. 995 10^7 Leeds Univ. (England). 819 Little (Arthur. D.). Inc., Cambridge, Mass. 1388 Lockheod Georgia Co., Dawsonville. 336 Lockheed Missiles and Space Co., Sunnyvale, Calif. Research and Development Div. 315 Longwood Coll.,. Farmville, Va. 1296 Los Alamos Scientific Lab., N. Mex. 33 192 512 1066 12^7 1298 Louisiana State Univ., Baton Rouge. 1296 McGill Univ., Montreal (Quebec). 1256 Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia, Budapest. 29 Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Kozponti Fizikai Xntezete, Budapest. 1106 Marburg Univ. (West Germany). ^89 Martin Co., Baltimore, Md. Nuclear Div. 419 Maryland Univ., Baltimore. School of Medicine. 888 Marquette Univ., Milwaukee, Wis. 1235 Massachusetts Inst, of Tech,, Cambridge. 611 1250 -236-

Massachuoetts Inst, of Tech., Cambridge. Lab. for Nuclear Science* 1238 1335 1402 Massachusetts Univ., Amherst. 1219 Mayo Clinic, Rochester, M?an. 909 Max-Planck-Institut Fuer Kernphysik, Heidelberg (Vest Germany). 1164 1222 1275 Merck Sharp and Dohme Research Labs., Rahway, N. J. 127 Meteorological Research Inst*, Tokyo (Japan) 213 Michigan State Univ., East Lansing. 1393 Michigan Univ., Ann Arbor. 162 535 588 Michigan Univ., Ann. Arbor. Engineering Research Inst. 790 Michigan Univ., Ann Arbor. Michigan Memorial Phoenix Project. 1020 Middlesex Hospital, London (England). 735 Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, Lowestoft (England)* Fi6herier Radiobiological Lab. 666 6?4 Missouri Univ., Columbia. 573 Montefiore Hospital, New York. 944 Montreal Univ. (Quebec). Dept. of Physics. 71** Moscow State Univ. (USSR). 646 989 1014 1241 1242 Moscow State Univ. (USSR). Inst, for Nuclear Physids. 1087 Mound Lab., Miamisburg, Ohio. 1362 Mount Sinai Hospital, New York. 917 Muenster Univ., (West Germany). 570 837 Nagoya Univ. (Japan). 804, 805 901 Naples Univ. (Italy). 942 National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Cleveland, Ohio* Lewis Research Center. 251 384 National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Greenbelt, Md. Goddard Space Flight Center. 1057 National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Washington, D. C. Scientific and Technical Information Div. 347 National and University Inst, of Agriculture, Rehovoth (Israel). Volcani Jnst. of Agriculture Research. 183 -237-

National Bureau of Standards, Washington, D* C* 34 45 268 1080 National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder Colo* 29 National Inst* of Radiological Sciences, Chiba (Japan)* 155 566 70? 730 818 National Inst* of Radiological Sciences, Tokyo (Japan)* 658 National Physical Lab., Teddington (England)* 508 National Research Council of Canada, Ottawa (Ontario). 823 938 1186 1288 National Taiwan Univ., Taipei* 125 National Tsing Hua Univ*, Hsinchu, Taiwan* 1407 National Tsing Hua Univ*, Hsinchu (Taiwan)* Inst* of Nuclear Science. 159 1119 Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, Calif* 1174 Naval Radiological Defense Lab*, San Francisco, Calif* 18 332 539 630 747 Naval Research Lab., Washington, D. C. 1145 1210 1213 1253 1266 1352 1404 New England Deaconess Hospital, Boston, Mass, 690 978 999 New South Wales Univ*, Kensington (Australia)* 1372 New York, N* Y. Inst* of Environmental Medicine* 785 New York Operations Office (AEC), N. Y* Health and Safety Lab* 177 New York State Dept. of Health, Albany. 209 668 720 Nuclear Fuel Services Inc., Erwin, Tenn. 153 Nuclear Materials and Equipment Corp*, Apollo, Pa* 1052 Nuclear Science and Engineering Corp*, Pittsburgh, Pa* 36 Nuklearni Institu Josef Stefan, Ljubljana (Yugoslavia)* 471 Oak Ridge Associated Universities, Tenn* 935 Oak Ridge Associated Universities, Inc., Tenn. Med. Div* 742 Oak Ridge Gaseous Diffusion Plant, Tenn* 689

Oak Ridge Inst, of Nuclear Studies Inc*f Tenn. 102 803 873 896 898 930 952 953 Oak Ridge National Lab., Tenn. 4 15 53 72 138 204 217 223 224 234 245 273 3^6 3^9 350 371 ^5 ^24 442 -238-

449 k?k 488 497 510 592 612 628 64? 649 656 663 664 669 670 677 682 696 775 776 982 1030 1070 1078 1095 1195 1244 1287 1320 13^0 13^2 1381 1389 1411 Ohio State Univ., Columbus. 904 1117 Ohio State Univ., Research Foundation, Columbus. 842 968 1144 Oklahoma Univ., Oklahoma City* Medical Center. 1398 Oregon State Univ., Corvallis. . 32 615 665 679 1171 Oregon State Univ., Corvallis. Dept. of Oceanography, 173 175 * 207 214 215 645 Osaka Univ. (Japan). 875 Osterreichische Studiengesellschaft fur Atomenergie G.M.B.H., Seibersdorf. 23 360 Oxford Univ. (England). 70 1169 Oxford Univ. (England). Clarendon Lab. 1088 Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant, Ky. 490 Pennsylvania Univ., Philadelphia. 1028 Philippine Atomic Energy Commission, Manila. 1336 Phillips Petroleum Co., Idaho Falls. Idaho. Atomic Energy Div. 554 1181 Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalts, Brunswick (West Germany)* 1285 Picker X-Ray Corp., Cleveland, Ohio. 397 Pisa Univ. (Italy). 1015 Pittsburgh Univ., Pa. 1271 Politecnico Di Milan (Italy). 73 74 84 105 111 V Polytechnic Inst, of Brooklyn, N. Y. 1042 Princeton Univ., N. J. Palmer Physical Lab. 1130 Public Health Service, Rockville, Md. 642 Puerto Rico Nuclear Center, (Mayaguez). 637 657 Puerto Rico Nuclear Center, Rio Piedras. 262 Puerto Rico Univ., Mayaguez). 82 Purdue Univ., Lafayette (Indiana). 1254 1341 Radiation Applications Inc., Long Island City, N. Y, 103 Radiation Research Associates Inc., Fort Worth, Tex. 174 181 697 706 -239-

Radiochemical Centre, Amersham (England)* 353 7^6 Rajasthan Univ., Jaipur (India). Chemical Labs* 98? 1003 1004 1006 Reactor Centrum Netherland, Petten. 655 691 1137 1270 1278 Rikkyo Univ., Yokosuka (Japan). Inst, for Atomic Energy* 71 Robert A* Taft Sanitary Engineering Center, Cincinnati, Ohio. 12 25 639 Robert-Roessle Hospital, Berlin. 779 Rome Univ. (Italy). 810 1218 Rutgers-Tbe State Univ., New Brunswick, N* J* 1351 Sana Inst, of Nuclear Physics, Calcutta (India). 51 1258 Saint Louis Univ., Mo. 1159 Sandia Corp., Albuquerque, New Hex. 280 325 389 721 Saskatchewan Univ., Saskatoon* 939 1090 1373 Savannah River Operations Office (AECO, Aikens, S. C. ^92 School of Aerospace Medicine, Brooks AFB, Tex. 613 771 Scripps Institution of Oceanography, La Jolla, Calif* 205 220 771* Shell Development Co., Emeryville, Calif* 555 Sherbrooke Univ. (Quebec). Faculte Des Sciences. 1 Sloan-Kettering Inst, for Cancer Research, New York* 857 Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, Cambridge, Mass. 1055 1059 Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D. C. 218 Societe Beige De Chimie Nucleaire, Brussels* 1*t09 Societe D'Etudes, De Recherches Et D*Applications Pour L'Industrie, Brussels (Belgium). kkk Southeastern Radiological Health Lab*, Montgomery, Ala* 770 Southern Universities Nuclear Inst. Faure S* Africa* 127 Staatliche Zentrale Fuer Strahlenschutz, Berlin* (East Germany). 203 70^ 780 Stanford Research Inst*. Menio Park. Calif* kOk -240-

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