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    Detection of plutonium with the microwave plasma continuous emissions monitor

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    The first successful detection of plutonium with a continuous microwave plasma emissions monitor has been demonstrated. Seven plutonium emission peaks in the 362 - 366 nm and 449 - 454 nm ranges were clearly observed. The strongest peak was at 453.62 nm. This peak and five of the other plutonium peaks were easily distinguishable from possible interference from iron emission peaks with a spectrometer resolution of 0.1 nm. 2 refs., 3 figs

    Active millimeter-wave pyrometer

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    Microwave plasma continuous emissions monitor for trace metals

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    Diagnostics for a waste remediation plasma arc furnace

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    New temperature and metals emissions monitoring technologies for furnaces

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    Mercury in the Swedish environment ? Recent research on causes, consequences and corrective methods

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