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Estimation of zirconium in Fe and Ti based alloys through formation of Zr-90m at 14.7 MeV neutrons
Neutrons of 14.7 MeV energy were bombarded on natural zirconium target and cross-section for formation of 90mZr through the nuclear reactions 90Zr(n, n′)90mZr and 91Zr(n, 2n)90mZr was measured. The cross-section value (σ = 470 ± 30 mb) was later on used for estimation of zirconium concentration, varying from a few hundred to a few thousand ppm, in iron and titanium based alloys.
An estimation sensitivity aroung 150 μg, in 1 g of sample weight, was achieved for both iron and titanium matrices which is much higher compared to an earlier reported value for geological samples.