Physical Aspects. Recent Applications and Development

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Academic Press Rapid Manuscript Reproduction, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
CONTENTS OF VOLUME II, Pages ix-xi
CONTRIBUTORS FOR VOLUMES I AND II, Pages xiii-xvii
PREFACE, Pages xix-xx
SOME HISTORY OF LIQUID SCINTILLATION DEVELOPMENT AT LOS ALAMOS, Pages 1-10, Donald G. Ott
A TRIBUTE TO PROFESSOR JOHN B. BIRKS, Pages 11-16, Donald L. Horrocks
FORMATION OF EXCITED STATES BY THE PULSE RADIOLYSIS OF LIQUID SYSTEMS, Pages 17-27, J.K. Thomas, G. Beck
THE DEVELOPMENT OF FAST LIQUID SCINTILLATORS FOR FIBER OPTIC APPLICATIONS, Pages 29-41, P.B. Lyons, L.A. Franks, S. Lutz
SEVERAL HIGH YIELD FLUORESCENT COMPOUNDS THAT ARE LIQUID AT ROOM TEMPERATURE, Pages 43-49, Shlomo Gershuni, Mordecai Rabinovitz, Israel Agranat, Isadore B. Berlman
NOVEL PRIMARY SOLUTES FOR LIQUID SCINTILLATION COUNTING, Pages 51-57, Hans Güsten, Werner Seitz
NEW SCINTILLATION COCKTAILS IN RESPONSE TO PRESENT AND FUTURE TRENDS IN LIQUID SCINTILLATION COUNTING, Pages 59-72, J.I. Nibeck, S.L. Bares, E.S. Williams
A LIQUID ORGANIC SCINTILLATOR SYSTEM FOR MEASURING NEUTRON AND GAMMA-RAY SPECTRA, Pages 73-80, Terry A. Stupar, Howard R. Elson, James G. Kereiakes, Alvin Shapiro
AN INVESTIGATION OF 18FLUORINE POSITRON SPECTRA IN LIQUID SCINTILLATION COUNTING, Pages 81-87, L.I. Wiebe, S.A. McQuarrie, C. Ediss
LIQUID SCINTILLATION COUNTING FROM GROSS COUNTS TO SPECTRAL ANALYSIS, Pages 89-104, J.G. Ring, D.C. Nguyen, L.J. Everett
PULSE SHAPE LIQUID SCINTILLATION COUNTING FOR BETA, GAMMA OR BETA-GAMMA COUNTING, Pages 105-117, John E. Noakes, James D. Spaulding
THE APPLICATION OF SPECTRAL ANALYSIS IN LIQUID SCINTILLATION COUNTING, Pages 119-128, L.J. Everett, J.G. Ring, D.C. Nguyen
APPLICATION OF AN INEXPENSIVE, EFFICIENT LIQUID SCINTILLATOR IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF LARGE VOLUME RECTANGULAR DETECTORS SUITABLE FOR USE IN CLINICAL WHOLE-BODY COUNTERS, Pages 129-141, Terry Smith
THE USE OF LIQUID SCINTILLATION COUNTING TECHNIQUES FOR DECAY PARAMETER STUDIES OF RADIONUCLIDES DECAYING VIA LOW ENERGY ISOMERIC TRANSITIONS, Pages 143-152, R. Vaninbroukx
MODERN TECHNIQUES FOR MEASURING THE QUENCHING CORRECTION IN A LIQUID SCINTILLATION COUNTER: A CRITICAL REVIEW, Pages 153-172, J.A.B. Gibson
EFFECT OF IMPURITY AND COLOR QUENCHING UPON THE LIQUID SCINTILLATION PULSE HEIGHT DISTRIBUTIONS, Pages 173-185, Donald L. Horrocks
THE USE OF OPTIMUM WINDOW SETTINGS IN LIQUID SCINTILLATION COUNTING, Pages 187-198, Al Kolb
EFFECTS OF QUENCH ON THE PULSE HEIGHT DISTRIBUTION FOR 3H - CONTAINING SAMPLES - HIGH QUENCH LEVELS, Pages 199-210, Donald L. Horrocks
VOLUME, BACKGROUND AND DETECTION EFFICIENCY VARIATIONS IN THE LIQUID SCINTILLATION ASSAY OF SOME RADIONUCLIDES IN AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS, Pages 211-224, T.K. Bell
LIMITS OF BETA COUNTING DUE TO SAMPLE SORPTION AND PROCEDURES FOR EXCLUSION OF COUNTING RATE INSTABILITY, Pages 225-233, Richard Tykva
RADIOACTIVITY STANDARDIZATION FOR AND BY LIQUID SCINTILLATION COUNTING, Pages 235-239, W.B. Mann
ANSI STANDARDS FOR L. S. COUNTERS, Pages 241-247, Roger Ferris
COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE LIQUID SCINTILLATION STANDARDS, Pages 249-255, C.T. Peng
AN APPRAISAL OF LIQUID SCINTILLATION SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 1964-1979, Pages 257-271, Philip E. Stanley
A NEW APPROACH TO AUTOMATIC PHOTOMULTIPLIER STABILIZATION FOR PHOTON AND SCINTILLATION COUNTERS, Pages 273-280, Fritz Berthold
A MULTICHANNEL ANALYSER INTERFACE FOR A BECKMAN 9000 LIQUID SCINTILLATION COUNTER, Pages 281-289, C. Ediss
OBSERVATIONS OF THE PERFORMANCE OF ESP AND H# IN LIQUID SCINTILLATION COUNTING, Pages 291-299, S.A. McQuarrie, L.I. Wiebe, C. Ediss
EXPERIENCE WITH A MODERN, MICROPORCESSOR CONTROLLED LIQUID SCINTILLATION COUNTER, Pages 301-313, Benjamin E. Gordon, Wallace R. Erwin
ALPHA LIQUID SCINTILLATION COUNTING: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE, Pages 315-332, W.J. McDowell
APPLICATION OF THE COMBINED SOLVENT EXTRACTION – HIGH-RESOLUTION LIQUID SCINTILLATION METHOD TO THE DETERMINATION OF 230Th AND 234-238U IN PHOSPHATIC MATERIALS, Pages 333-346, W.J. McDowell, E.J. Bouwer, J.W. McKlveen, G.N. Case
LIQUID SCINTILLATION ANALYSES FOR RADIUM-226 AND RADON-222 IN POTABLE WATERS, Pages 347-355, Howard M. Prichard, Thomas F. Gesell, Charles R. Meyer
THE ORIGIN OF ČERENKOV RADIATION, Pages 357-374, Charles R. Gruhn, William Ogle
RECENT APPLICATIONS OF ČERENKOV RADIATION, Pages 375-385, H.H. Ross
IMPROVED ČERENKOV RADIATION COUNTING EFFICIENCY OF 32PHOSPHORUS, Pages 387-395, Paul N.P. Chow
INVESTIGATION OF ČERENKOV COUNTING OF ENVIRONMENTAL STRONTIUM-90, Pages 397-405, S.A. Reynolds, J.S. Eldridge
DISPOSAL OF LIQUID SCINTILLATION WASTES, Pages 407-409, David L. Duncan
INDEX, Pages 411-414