The need for in vivo bone strontium assessment arises because strontium may exert a
number of effects on bone, which may be either beneficial or toxic. Measurements discussed …

Objective: The effects of laser-induced compositional changes on the enamel were
investigated by energy-dispersive X-ray fluorescence spectrometry (μ-EDX). After cariogenic …

Abstract 107 Cd (T 1/2= 6.5 h) and 109 Cd (T 1/2= 461.9 d) are promising non-standard
gamma-emitting radionuclides with significant potential for SPECT use. For the optimized …

Manganese is essential to human life for normal neurological and skeletal functions.
Longstanding, excessive exposure to Mn compounds may result in manganism, a …

Background: Solid targets that consist of powder and electrodeposited targets are used
commonly to produce radionuclides by accelerators. Since silver is easily electrodeposited …

This annual review of X-ray fluorescence covers developments over the period 2001–2002
in instrumentation and detectors, matrix correction and spectrum analysis software, X-ray …

A “cloverleaf” low energy germanium detector array has been assembled for the purpose of
in vivo bone lead measurement through x‐ray fluorescence. Using as an exciting source …

Electrodeposition of silver on copper substrate was carried out using alkaline plating baths
for production of Cadmium-109 via the natAg (p, n) 109Cd nuclear reaction. The target could …

The 109Cd K-shell X-ray fluorescence (XRF) technique was used to measure in vivo tibia
lead concentrations of 34 young adults living in the state of Vermont (USA) and the province …

Silver electrodeposition on copper substrate was investigated for production of 109 Ca. The
electrodeposition experiments were carried out by the alkaline plating baths. The optimum …