Nettunio (Italian Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Nettunio" in Italian language version.

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chemistryexplained.com

  • (EN) Lea B. Zinner e Geraldo Vicentini, Neptunium, in Chemistry Encyclopedia, Advameg, 2010.

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environmentalchemistry.com

  • (EN) Kenneth L Barbalace, Neptunium, su EnvironmentalChemistry.com, 2010.

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  • W.N. Cottingham e D. A. Greenwood, An introduction to nuclear physics, Cambridge University Press, 2001, p. 116 (specificatamente per le percentuali relative alle sezioni d'urto e di cattura).

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    «Fission foils are commonly used as dosimetry sensors. […] 235U, 238U, 239Pu, and 237Np are the most commonly used fissionable/fissile dosimetry materials. […] 237Np is the most important for spectrum adjustment in that it provides a significant part of its response in the 100 keV to 1 MeV region where few other dosimetry sensors are practical.»

    In: (EN) P.J. Griffin et al., Factors affecting use of fission foils as dosimetry sensors – Introduction (PDF), su osti.gov, Sandia National Laboratories.

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elements.vanderkrogt.net

  • (EN) Peter van der Krogt, Neptunium, in Elementymology & Elements Multidict, 2010.

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