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Yoshiaki SASAKI, Shoji TAGASHIRA, Yoshiko MURAKAMI, Isamu FUJIWARA, Ke ...
1995 Volume 44 Issue 1 Pages
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The taking up of cations in low concentration by filter paper and active carbon was studied. Adsorption isotherms followed very closely Freundlich's adsorption isotherm in all cases. Effects of pH and concentration of coexistent salt on adsorption of cation in question onto active carbon were described by the experimental formula derived previously. Adsorption of Fe ( III)
onto active carbon increases with increasing concentration of hydrochloric acid. An empirical formula was introduced for this phenomenon. Experimental results on the relation between activity of hydrochloric acid and adsorption ratio of Fe (III)
onto active carbon can be explained well by this proposed formula. This formula is apparently identical with the formula derived previously, but its adsorption model is not clear.
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Committee on Measurement of Airborne Dispersing
1995 Volume 44 Issue 1 Pages
10-18
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The airborne dispersing ratios of 60Co
and 192Ir
metals were measured in model experiments, that simulated the conditions of actual operations to manufacture sealed radioactive sources of metal pellets.
The airborne dispersing ratio of 60Co
was determined to be less than 1.6×10-8,
and that of 192Ir
less than 8.0×10-10.
The size and distribution of the airborne dispersed particles were also estimated.
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—Measurement of ionizing component with a spherical Nal (Tl) scintillator—
Masahide FURUKAWA, Masaki MATSUMOTO, Shinji TOKONAMI, Kazunobu FUJITAK ...
1995 Volume 44 Issue 1 Pages
19-22
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Variation of cosmic ray intensity with altitude was measured at Mt. Fuji located at about 26°N on geomagnetic latitude on August 1994. The measurement was carried out with a spectrometer equipped with a 76.4 mm (3″) diameter spherical NaI (Tl)
scintillator. Analysis was made for absorbed energy spectra above 3 Me V by the peeling-off method, and the cosmic ray intensity was calculated as the exposure rate from the ionizing component of the cosmic rays. The cosmic ray intensity increased with increasing altitude. The maximum (30.7×10-10 C/kg/h) and minimum (8.5×10-10 C/kg/h) values were observed at summit area of Mt. Fuji (3740 m) and near the sea level (about 20 m), respectively. Above 2500 m, the rate of change of cosmic ray intensity with altitude was estimated to be about 0.99×10-12 (C/kg) /h/m. The rate from near the sea level to about 2 500 m was also estimated to be about 0.39×10-12 (C/kg) /h/m.
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Akira URITANI, Chizuo MORI
1995 Volume 44 Issue 1 Pages
23-27
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This note describes the characteristics and the usefulness of hexafluoroethane, C
2F
6 as a counting gas of a position-sensitive 3He
proportional counter. The gas multiplication property of a gas mixture of 3He
and C
2F
6,
and the usefulness of the gas mixture for improvement of the position resolution for thermal neutrons are presented. Though C
2F
6 was not suitable as a counting gas of a proportional counter, the addition of C
2F
6 improved the position resolution for thermal neutrons.
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Hiroyuki KOHNO, Shinobu TATSUNAMI, Tomoko HIROI, Hiroshi KOUYAMA, Masa ...
1995 Volume 44 Issue 1 Pages
28-32
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Bisbenzylisoquinoline alkaloids of Stephania cepharantha have been used for various clinical purposes and recently reevaluated as stimulators of interleukin secretion in tissues. We analyzed molecular structures of bisbenzylisoquinoline alkaloids by determining their molecular weights using the 252Cf-
plasma desorption mass spectrometry (PDMS) . The spectra were accumulated for 500000 fission events. The acceleration voltage used here was 15kV. Samples were analyzed using nitrocellulose-coated sample targets. Of the 5 alkaloids studied here, cepharanthine gave a main peak of molecular weight of 606.1 for the theoretical molecular weight of 606.7. The other minor peaks were considered to be demethylated fragment ions.
252Cf-PDMS should be quite useful in studying structure, metabolism and pharmacokinetics of various drugs with extremely low coefficients of variation.
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Masaki MATSUMOTO, Masahide FURUKAWA, Shinji TOKONAMI, Kazunobu FUJITAK ...
1995 Volume 44 Issue 1 Pages
33-34
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Kazuta KITAHARA, Sigeo KIDA, Yoshitaka NAKAYAMA
1995 Volume 44 Issue 1 Pages
35-37
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A simple identification method for spore-forming bacteria
Tomihiko KOSHIKAWA
1995 Volume 44 Issue 1 Pages
38-49
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Keiichi NAKAGAWA, Yukimasa AOKI, Masao TAGO, Yasuhito SASAKI, Hiroki K ...
1995 Volume 44 Issue 1 Pages
50-58
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Yusuke UJIHIRA
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59-76
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1. Fundamentals for application of ion beam
Takeo OKI
1995 Volume 44 Issue 1 Pages
63-68
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Hideki NAMBA
1995 Volume 44 Issue 1 Pages
69-72
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Masaharu NAKAZAWA
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73-76
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[in Japanese]
1995 Volume 44 Issue 1 Pages
77-78
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[in Japanese], [in Japanese]
1995 Volume 44 Issue 1 Pages
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[in Japanese]
1995 Volume 44 Issue 1 Pages
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