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R.Steacy, H. (1952) A method for quantitative radioactivity measurements of small amounts of radioactive minerals. American Mineralogist, 37 (5-6) 547-549

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TitleA method for quantitative radioactivity measurements of small amounts of radioactive minerals
JournalAmerican Mineralogist
AuthorsR.Steacy, H.Author
Year1952Volume37
Issue5-6
PublisherMineralogical Society of America
Download URLhttp://www.minsocam.org/ammin/AM37/AM37_547.pdf+
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Full ReferenceR.Steacy, H. (1952) A method for quantitative radioactivity measurements of small amounts of radioactive minerals. American Mineralogist, 37 (5-6) 547-549
Plain TextR.Steacy, H. (1952) A method for quantitative radioactivity measurements of small amounts of radioactive minerals. American Mineralogist, 37 (5-6) 547-549
In(1952) American Mineralogist Vol. 37 (5-6) Mineralogical Society of America

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