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Univ of Mo Research Reactor (MURR) Annual Rept,Jul 1979 - June 1980
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g 1 W Ir ( MURR TOURS -- JULY 1979 - JUNE 1980 a " ;E r UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI AFFILIATION 953 I' SECONDA":Y SCHOOLS (HIGH SCHOOL, JR. HIGH, ETC.) 890 OTHf DIVERSITIES 250 y@ 620 WALK-IN '? PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS L103 TOTAL 3,116 t. SPECIAL TOURS g On May 5-7, the MURR held its five year Program Review. As part of this review, the f reviewers were toured through the Facility. I. b On May 12, the UMC Physics Department held their Annual Review; 20 attendees toured [: the Facility v E. r p;

1a s i, i INTERNATIONAL VISITORS -- JULY 1979 - JUNE 1980 l I ,TRALIA IRAQ BANGLADESH ISRAEL CANADA ITALY T CZECHOSLOVAKIA JAPAN j i DENMARK MALAYSIA l EGYPT NETHERLANDS ENGLAND NORWAY FRANCE PEOPLES REPUBLIC 0F CHINA GERMANY POLAND GHANA POLYNESIA INDIA SWEDEN IRAN TURKEY t i b '

,r r SEMINARS, COLLOQUIA, TALKS BY MURR STAFF -- JULY 1979 - JUNE 1980 DAIE SPEAKER TITLE OF TALK PRESENTED 05/79 J. V-Research Programs at the Rt. search UMC-Research Park Library Reactor Facility 08/79 . riorris Analysis of Biological Samples via ACS Seminar-Southeast Missouri State Neutron Activation University n 09/05/79 S. Werner Gravity and Inertia in Quantum Illinois Institute of Technology Mechanics c 09/07/79 D. Mildner The Neutron Scattering Program at Rutherford Laboratory-England MURR 09/17/79 S. Werner Spin Density Wave Antiferromag-University of Maryland-Physics netism in Chromium: Magnetism Fantastic 09/18/79 S. Werner Gravity and Inertia in Quantum University of Maryland-Physics l Mechanics L 09/19/79 S. Werner Gravity and Inertia in Quantum National Science Foundation-Physics-Mechanics Washington, DC 10/79 S. Morris The Analysis of Biological Samples UMC-Animal Husbandry Seminar ) by Neutron Activation 10/01/79 J. Meese Radiation Effects Experiments for UMR-Nuclear Engineering Large and Small Research Reactors 10/02/79 G. Schlapper Research Interests UMC-Nuclear Engineering 7 10/03/79 S. Werner Gravity and Inertia in Quantum Oak Ridge National Laboratories Mechanics 10/04/79

0. Olson Radiation Safety in Laboratories MURR lL =

? 4 ~ p; - l DAIE SPEAKER TITLE OF TALK PRESENTED l [ 10/09/79 S. Werner Gravity and Inertia in Quantum University of Colorado-Joint Institute l Mechanics for Laboratory Astrophysics 10/09/79 R. Brugger Research Interests UMC-Nuclear Engineering I 10/10/79 W. Yel' Chemical Applications of Neutron Exxon Research Center-Linden, NJ l Scattering i i 10/19/79 W. Yelon Chemical Applications of Neutron DuPont de Nemours-Wilmington, DE Scattering 10/19/79 G. Trott Structure of Hydrocarbons Adsorbed UMC-Physics on Graphite ~ 10/22/79 A. Krawitz Studies of Rock-Drilling Composites UMC-Materials Science Seminar at MURR I-11/79 R. Brugger Five Years of Progress of Research UMC-Physics at MURR 11/11/79

0. Olson Packaging Radioactive Waste UMC-Sinclair Research Farm i

>11/13/79 D. Mildner Physics of Neutrons and Small NCSASR User's Group, ORNL Angle Scattering 11/29/79 W. Yelon Ganina Ray Diffraction, A New UMKC-Physics Colloquium Technique in Solid State Physics i and Chemistry l 11/30/79 R. Wang Study of the Dynamics of Adsorbed UMC-Physics Hydrocarbons by Inelastic Neutron ~ Scattering 12gg R. Brugger Safety of Nuclear Power Reactors West Junior High School /UMC-Nuclear Engineering 12/79

0. Alger The Pro's and Con's of Nuclear West Junior High School l

Power t e 3

g 1 I PRESENTED f i' SPEAKER TITLE OF TALK pgg UMR-Nuclear Engineering l I l 12/29/79

0. Olson Packaging Radioactive Waste Ofckman Aviation 02/12/80

0. Olson Radiation Exposed to Pilots of of Small Planes Transporting Radiation Shipments National Fisheries Laboratory t

Radiation Safety in Laboratories 02/22/80

0. Olson UMC-Plant Pathology 02/25/80 D. Hild Small Angle Neutron Scattering and Its Application to Biology EG&G-Idaho Fall,~ID i

03/80 D. McGinty, Increased Loading of MURR Fuel a G. Schlapper, i e C. McKibben General Public-Public Awareness of j 03/80 D. Alger Energy Alternatives and the Nuclear Power Energy Gap 03/80 J. Carni Stable Tracer Iron-58 Technique UMC-Chemistry 2 for Iron Utilization Studies 03/80 S. Morris Trace Element Analysis of Biomedical Lincoln University-Chemistry Samples via Neutron Activation I The Small Kappa Method in Inelastic UMC-Physics Colloquium [ 03/19/80 R. Brugger Thermal Neutron Scattering j Virginia Polytechnic Institute and 03/26/80 F. Ross Studying Electron Density State University-Geological Sciences, Distributions in Minerals i Blacksburg, VA University of Michigan-Nuclear i V 03/28/80 S. Werner Gravity and Inertia in Quantum Engineering Mechanics N/80 R. Berliner Small Angle Neutron Scattering UMC-Physics l I4 4 Technical University of Copenhagen-The Philosophy of Operation of I N/10/80 R. Brugger Phys, Chem the MURR 1 b m.

m } ,j!' hm gg SPEAKER TITLE OF TALK PRESENTED 1 .[' 4 ~04/17/80 R. Brugger The Philosophy of Operation of European Economic Comunity Lab-Geel the MURR i F. Ross Mapping Electron Density UMC-Physics I h 04/18/80 Distributions Using Diffraction Data r, 04/23/80 J. Mees Radiation Processing of Semi-UMSL-Physics conductor Materials and Devices 1 05/80 R. Berliner The University of Missouri Small UMC-Physics J Angle Neutron Scattering Spectrometer ^ f 05/12/80 J. Meese Deep Level Transient Spectroscopy UMC-Physics in Neutron Irradiated Silicon 05/22/80 R. Brugger The Small Kappa Method in Inelastic Georgia Institute of Technology-Nuclear ' I Thermal Neutron Scattering Engineering by EG&G-Santa Barbara 06/16/80 W. Yelen Crystal Perfection of HgI2 by Gama Ray Diffraction 06/16/80 A. Krawitz Recent Studies of Cemented Carbide Kennametal Inc., Greensburg, PA Composite Materials: New Methods and Approaches 07/80 A. Hanna Development of PGNAA and Obsidian UMC-Nuclear Engineering f Identification 1 10/80 J. Vogt Activation Analysis Research UMC-Nuclear Engineering l 10/04/80 H. Vonk The University of Missouri Research Columbia Lions Club !r Reactor e 6 k i l A ~ l

i ~- COURSE LECTURES AND LABS PRESENTED BY MURR STAFF - JULY 1979 - J UNIVERSITY & k DEPARTMENT DATE LECTURER COURSE, TITLE OR SUBJECT OF LECTURE Lincoln Univ.-Chem. 11/79 J. Morris Chemistry 310, Instrumental Analysis; Activation Analysis UMC-Nuclear Engr. 11/79 J. Morris Nuclear Engineering 305, Survey of Nuclear Engineering; Activation Analysis 10/79 J. Morris Nuclear Engineering 391, Radiation Detection; UMC-Nuclear Engr. Liquid Scintillation Counting 11/79 M. Glascock Nuclear Engineering 391, Radiation Detection; UMC-Nuclear Engr. Computer-based Gama Ray Spectroscopy Nuclear Engienering 391, Radiation Detection; UMC-Nuclear Engr. 11/79 D. James Activation Analysis Lab Nuclear Engineering 305, Advanced Reactor UMC-Nuclear Engr. \\g Jrowson Lab; Measurement of Argon Production 12/79 t fb 12/79 S. Crowson Physics 12, Elementary Physics; Reactor UMC-Physics i Chemistry and Activation Analysis Proc. 10/79 J. Morris Chemistry 361, Radiochemistry; Liquid UMC-Chemistry i ii Scintillation Counting i 10/79 J. Morris Chemistry ll, General Chemistry; Molecular UMC-Chemistry '~ Structure 4 10/79 J. Morris Chemistry 11, General Chemistry, Chemical UMC-Chemistry- .5 p 't Bonding b 8/79 J. Vogt, J. Morris Biochemistry 10, The Field and the Profession; UMC-Biochemistry 0 Activation Analysis n

7,_ UNIVERSITY & f DEPARTMENT I DATE LECTURER COURSE, TITLE OR SU8 JECT OF LECTURE 7 UMC-Physics i. l L 2/80 M. Glascock Physics 306, Advanced Physics UMC-Chemistry p j. 11/80 D. James Chemistry 461, Advanced Radiochemistry; Nuclear Instrumentation i i UMC-Chemistry ? Chemistry 461, Advanced Radiochemistry; 11/80 J. Vogt Activation Analysis UMC-Chemistry L 10/80 J. Morris Chemistry 461, Advanced Radiochemistry; Reactor Environmental Monitoring UMC-Nuclear Engr. L 4/80 G. Ehrhardt Nuclear Engineering 405, Advanced Reactor

8. Goeckeler Lab 10/80 J. Morris Chemistry 310, Trace Element Analysis UMC-Chemistry f

^ UMC-Chemistry Chemistry 312, Instrumental Analysis 11/80 J. Morris UMC-Mech. Engr. 12/79 G. Schlapper Engr. 17. Introduction to MURR Nuclear Engr. 365. The Fuel cycle at MURR UMC-Nuclear Engr. i 4/80 G. Schlapper 9/79-R. Berliner Physics 380, Modern Physics (Substituted UMC-Physics 6 sessions for Sam Werner) 4/80 Chemistry 461, Advanced Radiochemistry; UMC-Chemistry I/80 G. Ehrhardt i (Substituted 6 sessions for David l Troutner) i Nuclear Engineering 410. Research Interests UMC-Nuclear Engr. l I0/80 D. Alger t l ( L. __m_ _, m m _. _. _.. _

x t' .j O 1 COURSES AND LABS TAUGHT BY MURR STAFF -- JULY 1979 - 1980 n COURSE NUMBER OF STAFF MEMRER COURSE TITIF AND NUMBER HOURS STUDENTS l il' G. Schlapper Electrical Engr. 300, Problems 4 1 y i J. Meese Electrical Engr. 443, Solid State Theory 3 8 i Ej G. Schlapper Nuclear Engr. 400, Problems 3 2 G. Schlapper Nuclear Engr. 405, Advanced Reactor Laboratory 3 8 R. Brugger Nuclear Engr. 410, Nuclear Engr. 410, Nuclear i Engr. Seminars 1 50 t .n: b-R. Berliner Physics 320, Computerized Laboratory I j Automation 3 12 t D. McGinty Nuclear Fuel Management Training Program k'- G. Schlapper J. L. Valdezco under auspices of IAEA in U association with Nuclear Engineering Department-Prof. W. Meyer 1 g h. J. Vogt Nuclear Engr. 391, Radiation Detection 3 10 1 e-M. Glascock Physics 123 University Physics II 3 20 I y - E:, s. 4;.. l' e F' Ns WQA A

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y, ,.?i. s .sw qqg MURR SUPPORTED RESEARCH -- JULY 1979 - JUNE 1980 J 1 UNIVERSITY & DEPARTMENT FACULTY /MURR STAFF STUDENTS TITLE OR BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF RESEARCH E-Pathology A. Jones /V. Spate Preparation of Potassium-42 Compounds j f Bur:cughs Inc. C. Thompson /S. Morris. Gamma-Ray Spectroscopy of Irradiated Inte-g ~* 4 V. Spate grated Circuits f U kns-Corning C. Rapp/S. Morris S. Crowson Gamma-Ray Spectroscopy of Fly Ash Samples a Nuclepore G. Hubbard/V. Spate S. Crowson Determination of Relative Flux Using Gold Monitors g Chicago Metro. L. Kristoff/J. Vogt-C. Graham Multi-Element Analysis of Airborne Parti-fk' culates M Sanitary Distr. J' - llorthwestern Univ. T. Marks J. Carni Determination of Nickel and Iodine in Organometallic Crystals [ Owens-Corning D.' Jones /D. James Analysis of Chlorine in Platinum Samples d [' ,On

5. Schlumberger-Doll A. Heim/J. Carni Gansna-Ray Spectroscopy of Shale Samples l

g pp Wl, j'y Monsanto E. Kaeble/C. Graham Determination of Sulfur in Organic Com-g pounds 4 b! E-Pathology P. Kerry /C. Graham Determination of Iodine in Urine and Well f g/ : 3 e Water d; E-Environmental E. Hinderberger/ Activation Analysis for Iodine j Trace Substances C. Graham Research Center o. T E-Anthropology M. Cornman/C. Graham Multi-Element Analysis of a Bronz Mirror and Ceramic Boat

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%@R F. Bryan't/J. Carni Analysis of Linear Organic Compounds for ((5 i Monsanto Chlorine W% w f

). -[a +1 I UNIVERSITY & f DEPARTMENT FACULTY /MURR STAFF STUDENTS TITLE OR BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF RESEARCH mnsanto D. Hill /D. James, Analysis of Au, Cu and Ni in Silicon /. M. Glascock 4 3 i I Midwest Research M. Small/M. Glascock Multi-Element Analysis of Air Filters and Institute Road Dust a W. Nuclear Engr. M. Prelas/S. Morris, Ganrna-Ray Spectroscopy of Quartz Samples V. Spate MIT-Nutrition B. Ting /S. Morris, Microwave Ashing of Biological Samples e J. Carni I [ USDA-Biology Lab A. McIntosh/V. Spate, Use of H-3 Tagged Compounds in Labeling S. Morris Macromolecules Univ. of Kentucky-W. Ehmann/J. Carni G. Walden Trace Element Determinations of Copper Anthropology Artifacts W-Nutrition R. Dowdy /M.,Glascock, Determination of Vanadium in Feed and Liver l D. James Samples j hiv. of Kentucky-W. Ehmann/D. James M. Alauddin, Trace Element Analysis of Brain Tissue

h Chemistry D. Goodwin,

,1 T. Hossain 2nsanto D. Hill /D. James Determination of Iron in Doped Silicon S Reuter-Stokes H. Ford /S. Crowson Ganina-Ray Spectroscopy of Neutron Detectors f

i E-Nuclear Engr.

S. Bull /J. Carni Analysis of Gold Concentrates from Gold 4 Mine l ~ Shell Engineering H. Shell/D. James Absorptivity of Trace Metals Leached from Fly Ash f W-Biochemistry C. Gehrke/C. Graham Alpha Spectroscopy of Well Water and Spring I Water j { i

,8 L v q UNIVERSITY & l DEPARTMENT FACULTY /MURR STAFF STUDENTS TITLE OR BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF RESEARCH 4 w Ic.a State-Earth K. Seifert/J. Carni Instrumental Analysis of Titantium in { Sciences Geological Samples W-Chemistry R. Koirtyohann J. Carni Use of Fe-58 as a Stable Tracer in Blood I Absorption Studies Uft-Chemistry W. James /S. Crowson, R. Alkire Determination of Half-Life of Sm-153 J. Morris E-Anthropology M. Gilbert /M. Glascock Multi-Element Analysis of Cave Dust Samples t .s -lensanto J. Hinkebein/D. James Preparation of Phosphorous-32 Labeled ) Calcium Phosphate .mtv. of Kentucky D. Koppenaal/D. James Activation Analysis Studies of Coal National Bureau of R. Greenburg/J. Carni Activation Analysis of Filtered Particu-Standards lates from Water li g .p National Bureau of R. Lindstrom/J. Carni Activation Analysis of Glass and Air Filters [ j Standards f K-Nuclear Engr. G. Schlapper/S. Crowson, V. Chandola. Determination of Gaseous Radioactive Con-L1 l [ D. James T. Fung, W. Law tamination i i-j-E-Physics D. Bradford/S. Morris Calibration of Radionuclide Sources for TLD 3 Measurements /, i Stephens College H. Anderson /S. Morris Stability of 1 in CAPD Dialysate Solutions j 2 mly, of Chicago A. Davis /L. Grossman, T. Tanaka Activation Analysis Studies of Meteorites i e x-Nuclear Engr. J. Vogt C. Graham Activation Analysis of Mt. St. Helen's Ash j - tX-Anthropology M. Cornman/M. Glascock PGNAA Analysis of Roman Medical Instruments t k miv. of Kebangsaan, Y. Baharudin/C. Graham, Environmental Monitoring of Stone Quarries natatsua J. Vogt J n

l- !y / tmlVERSITY & DEPARTMENT FACULTY /MURR STAFF STUDENTS TITtE OR BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF RESEARCH s 1-Ccuncil on Criminal A. Griggs S. Morris, Forensic Neutron Activation Analysis

s 4 stice T. Baxter g

g-Nuclear Engr. S. Bull /S. Morris S. Langhorst Tritium Monitoring Methodology -l [

p. Anthropology R. Wood /J. Vogt A. Tippett Activation Analysis of Pottery Science Applications, Inc.

A. Abu-Samra/J. Vogt J. Carni Detennination of Organically Bound Chlorine in Human Milk J-n M. Agricultural Engr. F. Harris /C. Graham, R. Sunrner Determination of Spray Pattern Efficiency J. Vogt Using Aluminum as a Stable Tracer .f g ) ' g. Nuclear Engr. R. Brugger/M. Glascock, S. Hanna Development of a Prompt Gantna-Ray Activation 1 {c J. Vogt Analysis Facility ' ;j i g.Muclear Engr. J. Vogt/C. Graham C. Graham Techniques for Epithermal Activation Analysis q fIt i f

g. Chemistry D. Troutner/S. Morris M. May Radiochemical Separations of Trace Elements in Hilk j

, g. Chemistry D. Troutner/D. James S. Schlegel Calcium as a Stable Tracer

g. Chemistry S. Koirtyohann J. Carni Development of Iron as a Stable Tracer in A

Blood Studies .y . :,.ernational Atomic R. Parr/J. Vogt, J. Carni, Trace Elements in Milk as Related to Nutri-O J. Morris N. Weaver tion j ~ q. . gwegy Agency pir of Kentucky W. Ehmann/D. James R. Young Derivative Activation Analysis Development i Y- . g. Anthropology G. Weinberg/J. Vogt. Trace Element Analysis of Ancient Roman J. Carni Glass Activation Analysis of Platinum Catalysts R. Friedman /S. Morris l assanto % Crocess Streams W A%

l b ) f'. tm! VERS!TY 8 r n0TMENT FACULTY /MURR STAFF STUDENTS TITLE OR BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF RESEARCH h? 7,riv. of Nevada J. Warburton/C. Graham M. Owens Multi-Element Analysis of Air Filters \\^ f jc.;tysics E. Hensley/C. Graham Determination of Aluminum in Ba5 oI.' " $cience Applications, Inc. A. Abu-Samra/M. Glascock PGNAA of Quartz for Solar Energy Research j ' g.auclear Engr. D. Alger/M. Glascock PGNAA Development for Ore Samples h

g. Forestry G. Cox/D. James T. Dean, Uptake of C-14 in Leaves During Photosyn-k D. Moorehead thesis H

[irreoghs,Inc. D. James Determination of Uranium in Silicon j 'l b ENHiright-Patterson R. Spry /D. James. Determination of Ti and Al in Silicon J. Meese py. fb taspens College-H. Anderson /S. Morris P. Prim Study of Selenium in Blood Dialysis [. f'ossistry . N Cancer Research Center D. Yorty/S. Morris Selenium Determination in Blood from Normal yu and Cancer Patients . [if . f5. g.nysics G. Schupp/J. Vogt, Technical Assistance for Beta Shake-Off E M. Glascock Experiments t I V. Liu/S. Morris Determination of Cr and Zn Nutritional k W Univ.- Status in Infants . v.ritim 1 h[ g Asthropology R. Wood /J. Vogt S. Brock, Human Bone Characterization in Southwest ry S. Schlegel Missourt .y k g Airil Engr. J. O'Connor/J. Vogt, P. Melburger Background Levels of Trace Elements in ~ Q C. Graham Air Filters pi (, I g.O ssistry D. Troutner/J. Vogt D. Pal Research on Californium-249 Fission Yields e )(+ b 4 4 r. b~

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r m TMENT FACULTY /MURR STAFF STUDENTS TITLE OR BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF RESEARCH Q

p .. 7 g.nephrology K. Nolph/S. Morris N. Rumsey Iodine Separation Development and Deter- ,j c. mination of Iodine in Sera of Dialysis Q Patients L [ .i 5 sphens College H. Anderson /S. Morris D. Gebhardt Selenium Methodology Development and Its ] Application to Reference Materials ... japhens College H. Anderson /S. Morris M. Cordts Pre-Irradiation Separations of Selenium in j n Fescue h b'g. Animal Husbandry R. Morrow /S. Morris L. Heiman Determination of Selenium in Sera, Fescue 4 ? ' and Hair of Horses p g.Aathropology R. Benfer/J. Vogt A. Benfer, Activation Analysis of Human Bone from ij S. Schlegel Peruvian Excavations [ J' I?f f J F j g. Child Health C. Woodruff /D. James J. Carni Comparison of Fe-59 and Fe-58 in Blood Iron Utilization +- n l g.3tology W. Tower /S. Morris K. Drobney Environmental Monitoring of Low Level j J Radiation by Exposure of Tradescantia j S

f. g. Animal Husbandry A. Matches /J. Carni, B. Anderson Determination of Ration Digestibility and j

J. Vogt Rate of Passage in Sheep j 3 [i s. Trace Element Distributions in and Near "1 Sadwest Missouri State E. Montei/J. Carni, ,,. ct,A eology J. Vogt Uranium Ore formations 4[ g 31,. of Oklahoma-J. James /S. Morris Calibration of Eu-152 Gansna-Ray Point g Source yrfculture 4

,c.Cairy Husbandry B. King /J. Carni Uptake of Essential Elements

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R. Brugger/S. Crowson H. Aminfar Determination of Antimony in Lead j

g. Animal Husbandry J. Patterson/J. Carni H. Harmon, Rate of Passage Studies in Sheep Using l'

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l l ( l j h I i I? m i tellVERSITY & j MPARTMENT FACULTY /MURR STAFF STUDENTS TITLE OR BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF RESEARCH { A I UC-Dermatology P. Anderson /S. Morris, Bromine Determination in Peritoneal Dialy-H. Anderson sis Fluids from Psoriatic Patients g J. O'Connor/J. Carni, C. Reach, Neutron Activation for the Determination of 4 f UC-Civil Engr. C. Graham P. Meiburger Total Halogenated Organics t' UC-Animal Husbandry L. Wilson /J. Carni W. Martin use of Ce as a Stable Tracer for Rumen Turnover in Sheep D. Hines/M. Glascock Feasibility Study for the Use of Stable knsanto Tracers with Catalysts Multi-Element Analysis of Rare Earth Magnet titachi Magnetics R. Alkema/D. James, Materials H. Glascock Determination of Chlorine in Refined Sulfur F. Lipmann/C. Graham Monsanto 3 l [, UC-Chemistry S. Manahan/C. Graham Activation Analysis of Coal r 'i UC-Animal Husbandry J. Patterson, S. Clarkson Study of Se Supplementation in Cattle W. Pfander/S. Morris 1 talon Electric G. Randolph/S. Morris S. Langhorst Study of CdTe Detectors for Stack Monitoring i DEC-Pharmacology S. Melethil/S. Morris Pharmacokinetics of Selenium Malifnckrodt R. Nuelle/S. Morris, S. Crowson Radioassay of Fe-59 Quality Control Samples V. Spate Fordham University K. Stothert/J. Vogt S. Schlegel Trace Element Studies of Ancient Bones from Ecuador C. Champman/J. Vogt D. Ives Activation Analysis of Chert h UC-Anthropology f UC-Nuclear Engr. J. Vogt/R. Cobean C. Graham, Trace Element Studies of Mesoamerican G. Hinch. Obsidian o A. Benfer i

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A 1 ,i TITtE OR BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF RESEARCH Y A!VERSITY & F_ACULTY/MURR STAFF STUDENTS t ' ; *MTMENT SANS Studies of Fatigued Copper J. Weertmann/R. Berliner ? v.estern Univ.- } g.erial Science SANS Studies of Rock Drilling Composites q. A. Krawitz/R. Berliner

g. Mechanical Engr.

SANS Measurements of Irradiated Silicon ll i" M. Chandrasekhar/ - g. Physics R. Berliner ,1 A Multidetector System for Studies of Ad-H. Taub/R. Berliner R. Wang /G. Trott sorbed Hydrocarbons on Grafoil !. 'g. physics V. Jones /G. Ehrhardt Garvitz, Warden. Studies Investigating the Cause of Essen-tial Hypertension in Humans Using K-42 and ggC-Physiology Dutta Na-24 in Animal Models < ~ i-Investigation of Alloys Using Mossbauer Boolchand/G. Ehrhardt Bresser Spectroscopy and Tellurium Isotopes Produced lf p,siv. of Cincinnati-a I ~~ f5ges at MURR l r Investigation of Tc Ligands (Principally [i I D. Troutner/G. Ehrhardt J. Simon (

h.. g. Chemistry Cyclam Derivatives) for Nuclear Medicine G. Ehrhardt J. Simon Preliminary Investigation of a Ta-183/

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g. Chemistry /MURR w-183m Generator G. Ehrhardt B. Goeckeler Development of the Cd-115/In-ll5m Generator g

W. Volkert, Holmes / R. Sinclair Applications of In-ll5m to Nuclear Medicine . Radiology Imaging of Abscesses l G. Ehrhardt Measurement of Independent Yields of Short-D. Troutner D. Pal .JC-Chemistry Lived U-233 Fission Products Detection of Thrombus Using In-ll5m Plate-hashington Univ.- Welch /G. Ehrhardt lets prs, school Detection of Thrombus Using In-ll5m Plate-W. Volkert/G. Ehrhardt ,,,C lets ./ N -

b h h U; } ? i TITLE OR BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF RESEARCH UNIVERSITY 8 FACULTY /MURR STAFF. STUDENTS L QEPARTMENT labeling of Equine Platelets for the Study DC-Yeterinary School Corwin/G. Ehrhardt of Laminitis 3 rquine Center Gastric Emptying Studies Using In-113m Gobuty/G. Ehrhardt pc Aerosol Pollution Studies Using Na-24 j Ronch/G. Ehrhardt Hitchcock p I-125 Supplied as Tracer 3 H. Flemirg/G. Ehrhardt DC-Plant Pathology Structure of Amorphous Silicon and Si ut-Solid State T. Postol, C. Falco, Hydrides R. Kampwirth/W. Yelon, Science /MJRR I. Schuller U 5tmYBuffalo/ P. Coppens, B. Moss / R. Alkire Electron Density of Vanadium o ( Med. Foundation of W. Yelen Buffalo /MURR Electron Density of NaF R. Colella/W. Yelon D. Yoder. I Wiv. of Purdue-R. Alkire Pnysics/MURR Magnetic Excitations in V 023 S. Werner, R. Word /

g. Physics /

J. Honig, W. Yelon, q miv. of Purdue-S. Shivashankar R cheelstry f. Magnetic Structure of Pure and Oxygen o k

g. Physics / Univ. of S. Werner/J. Honig, Doped V 023 W. Yelon, S. Shivashankar Purdue-Chemistry I

S-g. Physics / Univ of S. Werner/W. Yelon, M.Yethiraj Lattice Dynamics of Pure V 023 f f J. Honig, S. Shivashankar Purdue-Chemistry l . ^' S. Werner, R. Word / M. Yethiraj Lattice Dynamics of Tf 023 i J

g. Physics / Univ. of W. Yelon, J. Honig

^. Purdue-Chemistry W. James /W. Yelon 'R. Alkire Electron Density Distribution of CaF2 'l

g. Chemistry 153 W. Yelon R. Alkire Half-Life of Sm

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<3 t y ?. i J-TITLE OR BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF RESEARCH UNIVERSITY & FACULTY /MURR STAFF STUDEMIE f DrPARTMENT Extinction Studies of Perfect Silicon R. Alkire W. Yelon M-Chemistry Design and Performance Studies of MUGS + W. Yelon R. Alkire M-Chemistry Inelastic Gama-Ray Scattering G. Schupp/W. Yelon L. Crowe ), [ X-Physics SANS Studies of High Impact Polystyrene W. Yelon, R. Berliner,

0. Pringle E-Physics /

I r.' Monsanto-Springfield R. Brugger/T. Steger, R. Kruse l Small Angle Scattering from Amorphous T. Postol/W. Yelon Silicon and Silicon Hydrides ANL-Solid State Science / I< Structure of Amorphous Silicon Hydrides A. Yelon/W. Yelon, Prepared by Plasma Discharge Ecole Polytechnique-9 J. Currie lentreal Iron Occupation in Biotite Micas ' h-A. Yelon/W. Yelon/ . Ecole Polytechnique-F. Ross/J. Wertheimer Montreal s Structure and Site Occupation in Nd2 J. Herbst, J. Croat, General Motors-Physics (Fe,xCo )37 Alloys R. Lee /W. Yelon j x Small Angle Scattering from Carbon Particu-General Motors-Physics V. Keem/W. Yelon lates Magnetic Structure and Site Preference of p W. James, W. Yelon/ B. Kebe W-Chemistry Y(FeMn),g)12 Alloys Yang x W. James /W. Yelon C. Crowder Magnetic Structure of Ho Fe23 6

g. Chemistry Compatibility Studies of Polymers a

G. Alms /W. Yelon DuPont f-Neutron Diffraction from Infinitely Adap- ~

f. Ackeman/W. Yelon tive Structures l'.

Mont Lg Comparative Zeolite Structures R. Harlow/W. Yelon Mont ij o b l

i i tNIVERSITY & DEPARTMENT FACULTY /MURR STAFF STUDENTS TITLE OR BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF RESEARCH J.5L-Chemistry A. Berndt, L. Block / Structural Studies of C H 5 242 F. Ross, W. Yelon Ist-Chemistry E. Schlemper/F. Ross R. Alkire Crystal and Molecular Structure and Hydrogen Bond Study of Sodium Acetate An' Electron Density Distribution Study of X-Chemistry E. Schlemper, Malin/ Sodium Nitroprussid; by X-Ray and Neutron F. Ross Diffraction R. Berliner, D. Mildner

0. Pringle Development of SANS Spectrometer at MURR

.[ ggn Univ. of Michigan-J. King /R. Berliner, O. Pringle Comparison Measurements of Polymers on MURR-SANS helear Engr./UMC-D. Mildner J Physics E-Nuclear Engr. R. Berliner R. Koeppe Computer Control of N-Tomography Experiment s Design of a Linear PSD for the D-Port E-Physics C. Tompson/R. Berliner Spectrometer L: ) ANL-Solid State T. Postol/R. Berliner

0. Pringle Crystallization of Selenium Studied by SANS Science R. Berliner, R. Brugger H. Aminfar Computer Control of the Doppler Effect

'If E-Nuclear Engr. Experiment L-SANS Studies of Fatigued Single XTAL Fe ,, Northwestern Univ.- M. Meshii/R. Berliner Specimens Material Science Melt Structures of Minerals and Glasses General Motors-Physics J. Keem/D. Mildner Phonons in Oriented Deuterated Polymer tyKC-Chemistry / F. Millich, G. Zerbi/ Systems W. Yelon, D. Mildner Politechnico Milano Ordering in Annealed and Quenched Bronze p-Hetallurgical/ P. Leighly/D. Mildner W-Nuclear Engr. 9b

i d i<il d iBb UNIVERSITY & 3' FACULTY /MURR STAFF STUDENTS TITLE OR BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF RESEARCH fj DEPARTMENT tt Euon-Catalytic K. Liang/D. Mildner, Amorphous Molybdenum Sulphide y Materials W. Yelon

g UMC-Chemistry D. Troutner B. Goeckeler Complexes of Macrocyclic Ligands with Indium I

Isotopes 233 LNC-Chemistry D. Troutner D. Pal Independent Yields of La and Y from U Fission UMC-Chemistry D. Troutner S. Schlegel Stable Isotopes of Ca as Activable Traces t' UMC-Chemistry D. Troutner/S. Morris M. May Radiochemical NAA of Trace Elements in Milk ,l .U UMC-Geology W. Johns /F. Ross S. Gunn Layer Periodicity and Water Molecule M l Distribution in Vermiculite

j-l o-Univ. of Chicago-J. Smith, J. Pluth/

Structure and Bonding Studies of Scolecite, gl Geology F. Ross CaAl bI 0 3H O 2 3 10 2 e Univ. of Louisville-G. Lager /F. Ross Structural Transformation and a Dehydration ?- Geology Mechanism for Gypsum, CaSO 2H O l4 4 2 i':j J MR F. Ross/W. Yelon R. Alkire 3-Dimensional Single-Crystal Diffraction 1l Intensities Collected for Hemimorphite ]4 (Zn4Si0(OH)he.H0)andforForsterireskExtinctio ,'f t (Mg2Si to 3y' Their Effect on Measuring Electron Density h Distributions j j Enon-Carbon R. Long/D. Mildner Asphaltene Colloids Dispersed in Heavy ,i Chemistry Petroleum Residuum h UMC-Mechanical Engr./ A. Krawitz, M. Jolles/ Non-Destructive Testing of Materials k UMC-Aerospace Engr. R. Berliner, D. Hildner (Fatigued Nickel) - Using Small Angle ,4 Neutron Scattering ) lq-I 1

1 4 1 t 1 I .z pelVERSITY & -:PARTMENT FACULTY /MURR STAFF STUDENTS TITLE OR BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF RESEARCH lr L Enon-Optical B. Abeles, J. Cody, Glow Discharge Produced Hydrogenated Amor-J. deNeufville, Witzke/ phous Silicon . 5,tences D. Mildner, W. Yelon ,;ql. Metallurgical Engr./ P. Leighly, L. Lund/ Void Stabilization of Dislocation Networks , ' g. Physics D. Mildner in Aluminum at Elevated Temperatures

m. Materials Science J. Faber/D. Mildner Clustering in Various Ceramics A. Kumar/D. Mildner Vcids Produced by Proton Irradiated

, _ ~ A-Nuclear Engr. Aluminum 8

m. solid State Science T. Brun, S. Susman/

Lithium Diffusion in the Supertonic Compound D. Hildner Lithium ,j

g. Chemical Engr.

D. Retzloff/D. Mildner

0. Nzeogwu Catalytic 0xidation of C0 on La,x(Sr/Th),

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Mt-Ceramic Engr.

D. Ownby/D. Mildner Structure of Boron-ll Carbide and Phosphide j R. Beyerlein, C. Chang / Structure of Amorphous Sulphided Carbon c I [non D. Mildner ', l , ( g,. Biology & Medicine C. Borso/D. Mildner Artificial Membrane Cetylpyridinium Chloride thiv. of Michigan-J. King, G. Summerfield/ C. Tangari High Concentration Deuterated Polystyrene i helear Engr. R. Berliner, D. Mildner T. Steger, R. Kruse/

0. Pringle Rubber Modified High Impact Polystyrene nonsanto D. Mildner i,

ggc. Chemistry E. Hellmuth/D. Mildner Adhesion and Hydrophilicity and Glow Dis-charge Polymerized Polyprcpylene coatings [non-Polymer Science J. Duydevani, M. Weiss / Ionomer Conglomeration in Sulphonic i D. Mildner Polymers ll

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?$ UNIVERSITY & DEPARTMENT FACULTY /MURR STAFF STUDENTS TITLE OR BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF RESEARCH 1 W-Chemistry / W. James /D. Mildner K. Sadhir Plasma Polymerized Coatings j p-Materials Research l ORNL-NCSASR G. Wignall/D. Mildner Comparison of Bulk Polystyrene ML-Materials Science E. Epperson/D. Mildner Facetted Voids in NiAl Single Crystal ? Enon J. Gethner, S. Mraw/ Solvent Penetration and Porosity in Coals D. Mildner, W. Yelon axlepore Corp. S. Lukezic/R. Berliner, E. Crabbd Pore Size and Density of Nuclepore Filter D. Mildner Membranes LASL/MURR R. Fluharty, P. Lisowski, Measurements of the Neutron Cross Section 4 C. Olson/R. Brugger of Single Crystal Silicon at 300, 77 and 20*K f LASL/MURR R. Fluharty, P. Lisowski, Tests of Pyrolytic Graphite as a Slow Neutron C. Olson/R. Brugger, W. Yelon Filter h 3 Theoretical Bases for the Doppler Effect E-Nuclear Engr./ F. Hansen/R. Brugger and the Effective Mass in the Ideal Gas Tech. Univ. of Copenhagen Model 9 E-Physics / F. Hansen/R. Brugger R. Wang / Attempts to Develop a Profile Refinement H. Kathari Method for Cold Neutron Inelastic Scatter-Tech. Univ. of Copenhagen ing Data 'E-Nuclear Engr. W. hiller, A. Meyer/ R. Nuwayhid Development of a Filtered Beam that Passes a Fission Neutron Spectrum R. Brugger E-Nuclear Engr. W. Miller, A. Meyer/ S. Law, Development of a Filtered Neutron Beam that R. Brugger T. Enomoto Passes a Neutron Spectra Characteristic of a Fusion Reactor g-Plant Pathology O. Sehgal/D. Mildner Structure of Southern Bean Mosaic Virus 4

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i DEPARTMENT FACULTY /MURR STAFF STUDENTS TITLE OR BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF RESEARCH LvC-Chemistry W. Schmitz/D. M11dner Conformational Studies of Chromatin nshington Univ.- L. Banaszak/D. Mildner T. Meininger Structure of Crystalline Xenopus Laevis i ifological Chemistry Yolk Lipoprotein i nshington Univ.- F. Goodsaid-Zalduondo/ Structure of Bacterii.1 Rhodopsin Crystals afological Chemistry D. Hildner LK-Nuclear Engr. R. Brugger H. Aminfar Development of a Sc Filtered Neutron Beam of 2 kev Energy 238 (MC-Nuclear Engr. R. Brugger H. Aminfar Measurements of the Doppler Effect of U t as U Metal, U 0g, U0, and UC for Temper-3 2 i-atures Between 300*K and 2000*K q LNC-Nuclear Engr. P,. Brugger, M. Glascock, S. Hanna Provincial Identification of Obsidian by J. Vogt, R. Cobean Measuring the Trace Elements Using Prompt j Ganina-Ray Detection l UMC-Nuclear Engr./ G. Larsen/R. Brugger, R. Koeppe Development of Neutron Transmission Com- ,i UMC-Bioengineering G. Schlapper puterized Tomography for Biological i Materials i LASL/UMC-Nuclear Engr. F. Hansen/R. Brugger R. Koeppe Development of High Energy Proton Tomo-graphy for Body Scanning l ANL/UMC-Nuclear Engr./ Dickerman/G. Larsen, R. Koeppe. Demonstration of Neutron Tomography Using LE-Bioengineering R. Brugger, G. Schlapper R. Jost 24 kev Neutrons to Observe a 37 Pin Fuel Bundle Inside a Thick-Walled Stainless Steel Pipe l I l UMC-Nuclear Engr. R. Brugger The Engineering Test Facility as a Test i Device for Imploding Fission l lt 4 UMC-Nuclear Engr. S. Lclka/G. Schlapper S. Hughes Loss of Flow-Coolant Analysis i l i i UMC-Nuclear Engr. S. Loyalka/G. Schlapper D. McGinty Increased Loading of MURR Fuel Elements l[i I ' ! [ l, n L

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EPARTMENT FACULTY /MURR STAFF STUDENTS UR D. McGinty/C. McKibben Creation of Structured Indoctrination Program for Security and Emergency Procedures OR/UMC-Nuclear Engr.

S. Loyaika/G. Schlapper S. Hughes Operational Testing Manual for MURR I

a. [12R/UMC-Nuclear Engr.

S. Loyalka/G. Schlapper J. Tunink Training Manual for MURR Reactor Systems Ujt/UMC-Nuclear Engr. S. Loyalka/G. Schlapper S. Hughes, Reactor Theory Manual J. Tunink, [ D. McGinty o s OR/UMC-Nuclear Engr. S. Loyalka/G. Schlapper S. Hughes Hydraulic Model of MURR 'CER/UMC-Nuclear Engr. S. Loyalka/G. Schlapper C. McKibben Flux Modeling of MURR Center Test Hole , giv. of Bern T. Armbruster/F. Ross Structure and Properties of Non-Soichio-T1.8 04 and metric Spinels Nij,9 Zn0.48 .c 0 g. Tf.8 4 d, Ni 92 C00.48 0 l x' [. etl Research & J. Schlenker/F, Ross Characterization of Catalytic Zeolytes by Neutron Powder Diffraction j Or. Company l . g. Physics C. Tompson/S. Werner M. McCarthy Low Temperature Phases in Lithium-7 Metal

g. Physics R. Word /S. Werner Fundamental Forces Observed by Neutron i

Interferometry g.

g. Nuclear Engr.

S. Loyalka/G. Schlapper D. McGinty, Safety Analysis of the GE Model 700 Cask Hwang for Spent Fuel Shipping q V

g. Nuclear Engr.

W. Miller /G. Schlapper J, Korsah A Microprocessor for Analysis of Stack Gas i Emission l

g. Nuclear Engr.

S. Loyalka/G. Schlapper S. Hughes, Further Thermal-Hydraulic Analysis of the T. Enomoto MURR f a

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EPARTMENT FACULTY /MURR STAFF STUDENTS TITLE OR BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF RESEARCH I

X-Nuclear Engr. S. Loyalka/G. Schlapper A. Malliakos Reliability Analysis of the MURR Scram Systems UC-Nuclear Engr. W. Miller /G. Schlapper M. Taeb Measurement of Neutron Spectra in the kev Range Using a Benjamin Detector System DiC-Bioengineering G. Larsen/G. Schlapper R. Jost Reconstruction of Images from Neutron-Gama l Transmission Data I ANL/UMC-Nuclear Engr. S. Bull /G. Schlapper Turski Breeding Performance Potential for ('J, Th) Fueled LMFBRS 1 li 5 Los Alamos Hannond, R. Silver / Luminescence of NTD-Si to Determine J. Meese Phosphorus Concentration . i y mnsanto Stone /S. Gunn large Scale Production of NTD-Si l j l Nnsanto Stone, Henry /S. Gunn Neutron Transmutation Doping of Silicon f I Slices t I ! \\ mnsanto T. Kramer/S. Gunn The Selection of Starting Material for .i l Neutron Transmutation Doped Si o liestinghouse Braggins, Thomas / Extrinsic NTD-Si for IR Applications l' J. Meese 1 tocatsu Electro-Yusa/S. Gunn Application of NTD-Si for Radiation ! l Detectors of the Surface Barrier Type. ( i tech. Labs-Japan I

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Characterization of NTD-Si Crystals by the t Komatsu Electro-Yusa Tajima/S. Gunn Photoluminescence Technique j tech. Labs-Japan t l l pC-Physics /UMC-J. Meese P. Glairon Neutron Transmutation Doping of Silicon, i r Electrical Parameters and Inhomogeneity

l Electrical Engr.

DC-Physics H. Chandrasekhar, Raman Scattering from Amorphous Zones in l M. Chandrasekhar/ Neutron Irradiated Silicon J. Meese I 1 4

l + l 9 4 ,l J FACULTY /MURR TITLE OR BRIEF DESCRIPTION l STAFF STUDENTS OF RESEARCH p [,gIVERSITY & J -tuRTMENT _ i D. Cowan/J. Meese S. Chang, Defect Production During Neutron ~ ,f rysics/EE-UMC M. Chandrasekhar Yousif Doping of Si ll J. Meese S. Chang Deep Level Transient Spectroscopy

. nysics/EE-UMC in Neutron Irradiated Silicone 7

Reduction of Soft Errors in Dynamic i p ghs Corp. C. Tompson/J. Meese Rams by Neutron Irradiation S. Gunn Neutron Scattering from Adsorbed Films b nysics Dept., UMC H. Taub, H. Danner/ G. Trott, g W. Yelon R. Wang C. Tompson/W. Yelon M. McCarthy Magnetic Phases in Rare Earth Borides [q> [ g. Physics C. Tompson, S. Werner/ M. McCarthy Low Temperature Phase in Lithium-7 Metal l 3C. Physics W. Yelon l-A. Krawitz M. Schmank Depth Profiling of Stress Gradients Using D - g.*E Neutrons - Undergraduate Honors Project Study of Feasibility of Profiling Strain i[ I J. Cohen /A. Krawitz, Distributions at Crack Fronts ij j . nrthwestern-W. Yelon il i sterials Science iEier9y 'I Textura Measurements on Cu Samples J. Weertman/A. Krawitz trthwestern-Fatiqued at High Temperature sterials Science I [ t Energy SANS Measurements on Cemented Carbides A. Krawitz/R. Berliner -,pC.ME Feasibility of Neutrons for Fe-Mo-N and gice univ.- Yang / A. Krawitz Fe-V-N Static Displacement Study mterials Science q i \\ i ') ) 1 n A

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x. Nuclear Engr.

W. Miller /G. Schlapper R. Bono Use of Home-Style Trash Compactor for h, Radioactive Waste Packaging

7 N.Muclear Engr.

W. Miller /S. Morris, J. Korsah Improved Monitoring of Air Effluents for I,

0. Olson Radiocodine i

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0. Olson Comparison of Thermoluminescence and Film Dosimeters at MURR

Jaes. Physics /

C. Stassis/W. Yelon, C. Loong Anhannonic Motions in CeSn3 g.Paterials Science J. Faber I yiv. of Illinois-H. Zabel/W. Yelon Lattice Dynamics of Graphite Intercal- ,, i l t ation Compounds ,gsics $ - [gs-Santa Barbara / M. Schieber, L. VandenBerg, C. Christenson Crystal Perfection of HgI by Gama-Ray ijy 2 j g sceus Univ.-Berlin / S. Rasmussen, R. Hazzell, R. Alkire Diffraction j!- va Meitner Institute-J. Schneider/W. Yelon jl lerlin i i [. A. Chemistry E. Schlemper/W. Yelon S. Hussain Neutron Diffraction Studies of Short Hydrogen Bonds .,i

x. Nuclear Engr.

D. Alger J. Lindsay Development of a Near Real-Time Neutron Radiographic System {( ga D. Alger, C. Edwards, Utilization of the MURR Waste Heat f G. Schlapper, C. McKibben t!53 National Lab / Domanus/D. Alger Evaluation of Neutron Radiographic Techniques j for Dimensional Measurement of Reactor Fuel ca Pins , f

y. Geology L. Tedesco/F, Ross Texture Analysis by Neutron Diffraction to Study Preferential Ordering in Calcite /

l Aragonite Samples as a Function of Compaction i : 'I I i)

i ( l l { UNIVERSITY & TITLE OR BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF RESEARCH DEPARTMENT FACULTY /MURR STAFF STUDENTS l Factors Affecting Phosphorous Production f X-Physics /UMC-J. Meese, S. Gunn i Rate in NTD-Si l Electrical Engr. E-Nuclear Engr. A. Meyer/G. Schlapper Bugayong Power Plant Rehability Analysis X-Nuclear Engr. M. Prelas/G. Schlapper M. LeCours CW Nuclear Pumped Lasers W-Bioengineering / Watts, G. Larsen/ R. Jost Filtered Beam Tomography of Human Specimens 3 X-Medicine G. Schlapper f g-Bioengineering / Trim, Lenz, G. Larsen/ R. Jost Filtered Beam Tomography of the Adult Rat E-Veterinary Med. G. Schlapper X-Physics Rowlett/D. Cowan Garrison ESR Dating of Ancient Flints UMC-Nuclear Engr./UMC-M. Jolles, J. Hoeppner/ S. Morris Mechanical Fatigue of Neutron Irradiated lI Nickel Mechanical Engr./ Univ. J. Meese l of Toronto W-Nuclear Engr./UMC-M. Jolles/J. Meese, G. Scheffing Fatigue of Neutron Irradiated Presser .ll

f Vessel Steels Mechanical Engr.

S. Gunn t Transmutation Compensated Si-Particle I Ortec Hyder/J. Meese Detectors i! Hughes-Carlsbad Randtke/J. Meese Transmutation Compensated Avalanche Detectors Westinghouse Braggins/J. Meese Transmutation Doping of GaAs univ. of Chicago Fritzche/J. Meese Vesaghi Transmutation Doping of GaAs a 1 E i n j

l f-PUBLICATIONS FROM USE OF MURR -- JULY 1979 - JUNE 1980 l I t AUTHOR TITLE JOURNAL STATUS CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT Neutron Transmutation Doping of Si J. Appl. Phys., 1980 Accepted MURR/UMC-Physics J.Neese I. Electrical Parameters vs. Fluence p J, Meese, P. Glairon Neutron Transmutation Doping of Si J. Appl. Phys., 1980 Accepted MURR/UMC-Elec. Engr. I d II. Resistivity Inhomogeneity as a Function of Compensation Ratio J. Meese, D. Cowan, A Review of Transmutation Doping I.E.E.E. Trans. Nucl. Published MURR/UMC-Physics . M. Chandrasekhar in Silicon Sci. NS-26, 4858, 1979 Raman Scattering from Amorphous Phys. Rev. Lett. Submitted MURR/UMC-Physics N. Chandrasekhar,

d. Chandrasekhar, Zones in Neutron Irradiated j

J. Meese Silicon M. Chandrasekhar. Phonons in Ti-Doped Vitrous Solid State Commun., Published MURR/UMC-Physics N. Chandrasekhar, Silica 31, 329, 1979

p. Manghnani E. Gurmen, X-Ray Scattering Study of the Phys. Rev.

Submitted MURR/UMC-Physics M. Chandrasekhar, Critical Exponent n in Argon I j i

7. Chumbley, H. Bale, D. Dolejsi, J. Lui, P. Schmidt i

S.Chandrasekhar, Intra-and Interband Raman Phys. Rev. B. Submitted MURR/UMC-Physics ) U. Roessler, M. Cardona Scattering by Free Carriers in Heavily Doped p-Si M. Chandrasekhar, A Study of the Localized Phys. Rev. B. Submitted MURR/UMC-Physics i l H. Chandrasekhar, Vibrations of Boron in I M. Grimsditch, M. Cardona Heavily Doped Si(B) 'i n j

t } l a I t a k AUTHOR TITLE JDURNAL STATUS CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT ff I i-J. Meese, S. Gunn Factors Affecting Phosphorus NTD-Si, Plenum Press, Accepted MURR Production Rate in NTD-Si New York, 1980 '(* L J.Meese, Defect Production During Neutron NTD-Si, Plenum Press, Accepted MURR/UMC-Physics /

p. Chandrasekhar, Doping of Si New York, 1980 UMC-Elec. Engr.

D. Cowan, S. Chang, H.Yousif, j ;. H. Chandrasekhar P. Hannond, R. Silver, Luminescence in NTD-Si NTD-Si, Plenum Press. Accepted MURR/Los Alamos j l ' New York, 1980 i. j,Meese . o

3. Stone large-Scale Production of NTD-Si NTD-Si, Plenum Press.

Accepted MURR/Morsanto 4 in the U.S. New York, 1980 Invited l J

8. Stone, A. Henry.

Heutron Transmutation Doping of NTD-Si, Plenum Press. Accepted MURR/Monsanto i i ) S. Gunn Silicon Slices New York, 1980 ,>t .) H. Kramer The Selection of Starting NTD-Si, Plenum Press. Accepted MURR/Monsanto Material for Neutron Transmutation New York, 1980 l Ooped Silicon ,i l M. Vesaghi, H. Fritzchi Neutron Transmutation Doping of NTD-Si, Plenum Press, Accepted MURR/ Univ. of Chicago GaAs New York, 1980 f l T. Braggins, R. Thomas Extrinsic NTD-Si for IR NTD-Si, Plenum Press, Accepted MURR/ Westinghouse l Applications New York, 1980 invited J i A.' Yusa Application of NTD-Si for a NTD-Si, Plenum Press. Accepted MURR/Komatsu Radiation Detector of Surface New York, 1980 Barrier Type

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M. Tajima, A. Yusa Characterization of NTD-Si NTD-Si, Plenum Press, Accepted MURR/Komatsu/ Crystals by the Photoluminescence New York, 1980 Electrotechnical i.ab Technique M. Prelas, G. Schlapper Comments on Nuclear Pumped J. Appl. Phys., April Published MURR/UMC-Nucl. Engr. ontinuous Wave Laser of the 1980 gHe-NeSystems i 0

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%1 .. $5 ~ + g is .,i ~ >l' a MTH0R TITLE JOURNAL STATUS CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT i , :. Coulo-b, J. Biberian, Structure and Melting of Submono-Phys. Rev. Letters M. Published Marseille-Physics / Centre

L: rre, A. Irry, layer Ethane Films on Graphite 1878-1881, 1979 Univ. Luminy-Croissance/
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Cristame.e/Latcratd re , y:.e, F. c.ar.sen Letort/UPC-Enysics/Tecn. Univ. Denmark - Fysisk-Kemisk 3.Taub Neutron Scattering Spectroscopy Amer. Chem. Soc. Accepted UMC-Physics of Adsorbed Molecules Symposium Series L faub, G. Trott, Study of Orientational Order in Proc. of the Int. Conf. Accepted UMC-Physics / Marseille-q T. Hansen, H. Danner, Hydrocarbon Films Adsorbed on on Ordering in Two Physics / Centre Univ. A Coulomb, J. Biberian, Graphite Dimensions Luminy-Croissance/ - L suzanne, A. Thomy Cristalline/Laboratoire Letort

t. Wang, R. Danner, Study of the Dynamics of Hydro-Proc. of the Int. Conf.

Accepted UMC-Physics L iaub carbon Films Adsorbed on Graphite on Ordering in Two Dimensions i i

g. Trott, H. Taub, Orientational Order in Submono-Phys. Rev. Letters Submitted UMC-Physics / Tech. Univ.

I F. Hansen, H. Danner layer Butane Films Adsorbed on Denmark - Fysisk-Kemisk Graphite L McCarthy, C. Tompson, Anharmonicity and the Low Temper-Phys. Rev. B. Accepted UMC-Physics

5. Werner ature Phase in Lithium Metal J. Phys. Chem. Solids Accepted UMC-Physics

(, McCarthy, C. Tompson Magnetic Structure of Nd B6

5. Werner, J. Stauden-Gravitational and Rotational Neutron Inter-Published UMC-Physics /Purdue-ainn, R. Colella.

Effects on the Neutron Phase ferometry, Clarendon L Overhauser Press, 1980, p. 209

5. Werner, J. Stauden-The Effect of the Earth's Phys. Rev. Letters 42, Published UMC-Physics /Purdue-ann, R. Colella Rotation on the Quantum 1103, 1979 Physics

- Mechanical Phase of the Neutron f b __

~ ~ Jh. 3, r ~ 1 4 e TITLE JOURNAL STATUS CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT ,{ f AUTHOR 9 t Werner Gravitational and Magnetic Field Phys. Rev. B. 2_1, Published UMC-Physics ~ji Effects on the Dynamical Diffrac-1774, 1980 j tion of Neutrons Gravity and Inertia on Quantum Phys. Rev. A. 2_1_, Published UMC-Physics /Purdue-1419, 1980 Physics ,) Staudenmann, ! berner, R. Colella, Mechanics . L (berhauser J. Grav. Gen. Relat. Accepted UMC-Physics /Purdue-i m ,e - f. berner, R. Colella, Quantum Mechanical Interference Physics Induced by Gravity and Inertia h L Staudenmann, L Overhauser ' t Mldner, C. Windsor Small Angle Neutron Scattering on Nuclear Instruments & Published Rutherford-NBRU/MURR/ the Harwell Linac Methodslp6).,125-131 Harwell-Materials Physics j 1979 + On the Short Range Atomic J. Non-Crystalline Submitted MURR/ANL-Pulsed Neutron I - 3. M1dner, Structure of Non-Crystalline Solids Source Program

f 1 carpenter Carbons 1 M1dner, A. Wright Neutron Elastic Diffraction and J. Non-Crystalline Submitted MURR/ Xerox-Palo Alto /

Its Potential Use in Structural Solids Reading-Physics j Studies of Amorphous Materials C.Tangari, The Technique of High Concentra-Macromolecules Submitted Michigan-Nucl. Engr./ MURR i $srerfield, J. King, tion Tagging in SANS: Rg for Bulk L Serliner. D. Mildner Polystyrene Phys. Rev. C. 2_0, Pubitshed UMC-Chemistry

n. Monzyl, D. Troutner gctionalgdependentYieldsof 212, 1979 j

Ba and La FBM Thermal 49 2 Cf Neutron-Induced-Fission of I

g. Troutner, J. Simon, Complexing of Te-99m with Cyclam J. Nucl. Med. H.

Published UMC-Chemistry /UMC-Radiology /V.A. Hospital 443, 1980 L Ketring, W. Volkert, L Holmes l l

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i, I' I AUTHOR TITLE JOURNAL STATUS CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT s ,+ dependent Yields of J. Inorg. & Nucl. Chem. Accepted UMC-Chemistry ll gctional gLa from Therma '3. Pal, D. Troutner I Neutron-Induced-Fissionof{33 La and -5 U

. Riggs, D. Troutner, as a Calibration Standard J. Radioanal. Chem.

Submitted UMC-Chemistry 123 for I t oy j 1. Ehrhardt, W. Volkert A New Cd-115/In-ll5m Generator J. Nucl. Med. Revision UMca-MURR/UMMC-Radiology )

g. um, M. Zatzman, Maintenance of Ion Concentration Amer. J. Physiol.

Accepted UMC-Physiology l i L Jones, F. South Gradients in the Cold Aorta from l l Rat and Ground Squirrel s . L Kam, M. Zatzman, Effects of Temperature on Ionic Amer. J. Physiol. Accepted UMC-Physiology L Jones, F. South t Koehler, R. Webb. In Vitro Effects of Desoxycorti-Amer. J. Physiol. Accepted UMC-Physiology L Jones, D. Bohr costerone on Vascular Smooth Muscle Vascular Smooth Muscle and Recent Advances in Accepted UMC-Physiology Alterations During Hypertension Smooth Muscle } o L Jones d Contents and Fluxes of Elec-Handbook of Physiol. Accepted UMC-Physiology ' L Jones Vascular Smooth Muscle trolytes ' p. Urquilla, A. Jones. Effects of Sympathetic Dener-Eng. J. Pharm. Accepted UMC-Physiology

i. Fleming vation or Cgonic Reserpine on assium ( K) and Chloride PggCl)EffluxfromGuinea-pig

( vas deferans I. Word, W. Yelon, Spin Waves in Vanadium Ses-Phys. Rev. B. Submitted MURR/UMC-Physics /Purdue

1. Werner, J. Honig, quioxide

1. Shivashankar

,. yelon, S. Werner, Neutron Diffraction from Pure Phys. Rev. B. Submitted MURR/UMC-Physics /Purdue J. Honig, S. Shivashankar and Oxygen Rich V 023 i i-I 4

1 I o s AUTHOR TITLE JOURNAL STATUS CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT R. Alkire, W. Yelon Design and Performance and a J. Appl. Cryst. Submitted UMR-Chemistry /MURR l Ganina-Ray Diffractometer at 0.12A Studied J. Appl. Phys. Submitted MURR/UMR-Chemistry /EG&G-W. Yelon', R. Alkire, Crystal Perfection of HgI2 Santa Barbara / Univ. of M. Schieber, by Neutron and Gacuna-Ray Aarhus, Denmark Hahn L. VandenBerg, Dif fraction Meitner Institute, Berlin S. Rasmussen, R. Hozzell, H. Christenson, J. Schneider J. Phys. C. Accepted MURR/ Bell Labs /Grenoble/ W. Yelon, C. Vettf er, Lattice Dynamics of FeBr2 Technion (Israel) A. Posternak, H. Guggenheim W. Yelon, R. Brugger, Cooled, Large Mosaic Pyrolitic Nucl. Inst. & Methods Accepted MURR/LASL R. Fluharty, P. Lisowski Graphite as a Thermal Neutron Filter J. Herbst, J. Croat, Neutron Diffraction Studies of J. Appl. Phys. Submitted G.M./MURR Nd (Fej_xCo )l7 Magnetic Structure R. Lee, W. Yelon 2 x i and Preferential Site Occupancy M. Hussain E. Schlemper, Neutron Diffraction Study of Acta. Cryst. B. Accepted UMC-Chemistry /Randolph C. Fair Deuterated Imidazolium Hydrogen Macon-Chemistry Maleate: An Evaluation of the Isotope Effect on the Hydrogen Bond Length B. Hsu, E. Schlemper, A Neutron Diffraction Study of the Acta. Cryst. B. Accepted UMC-Chemistry /Randolph C. Fair Effect of Deuteration in Bis Pacon-Chemistry (2-amino-2-methyl-3-butanon? I oximato) Nickel (II) Chloride Monohydrate B. Hsu E. Schlemper X-N Deformation Density Studies of Acta. Cryst. B. Accepted UMC-Chemistry the Hydrogen Maleate Ion and the Imidazolium Ion l i 1

i i I f AUTHOR TITLE JOURNAL STATUS CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT P. Hussain, Neutron Diffraction Study of a Acta. Cryst. B. Accepted UMC-Chemistry /MURR l f !. Schlemper, W. Yelon Macrocyclic Tetradentate Nickel (II) Complex with a Delocalized. Six-Membered Chelate Ring and a Short Intramolecular Hydrogen Bond l L-

3. Villarreal-Salinas, Crystal Structure of a Salt of the J. Cryst. Molec.

Published UMC-Chemistry E. Schlemper Pyridinium-pyridine Ion by X-Ray Struct. -8, 217-237, and Neutron Diffraction 1978 R. Fussain, A Short and Nearly Symmetric Inorg. Chem. 18 Published UMC-Chemistry y [. Schlemper Intramolecular Hydrogen Bond: 2275-2282, 1974 X-Ray and Ne Analysis of gtbon Diffraction' -(1,3-Diaminopropane) bis (2-methyl-3-butanone oximato) n':ckel (II) Chloride Hydrate J. Malin, E. Schlemper Crystal Structure and Bondirg J. Am. Chem. Soc. Submitted UMC-Chemistry Electron Density in Sodium a Nitroprusside Dihydrate by Room Temperature X-Ray and Neutron Diffraction N. Hussain, Neutron Diffraction Study of the Acta. Cryst. B. Submitted UMC-Chemistry E. Schlemper, W. Yelon Orthothrombic Form of (2,2,3,9,10,10-Hexamethyl - Nitro-5-7-Dioxa-6-Hydro-1,4,8,ll-Tetraazacyclotetradeca- ~ 3,8,ll,13-Tetraene) Nickel (II), 1 [Ni{PnA0)-7H(N0 }}] : A Complex 2 with a Charge Delocalized Six-1 Membered Chelate Ring

. McCarthy, C. Tompson, Low Temperature Phase Transitions Solid State Com.

Submitted UMC-Physics / Univ. of CA-

1. Graves, H. White, and Magnetic Structure of PrB San Diego-Physical Sci./

6 Z. fisk, H. Ott Eidgen5ssische Tech. Hoch. Zurich-Lab. Festkdrperphysik

a.....m m.u - = - - - - .n..,,,-- - - - - -. -. a i JOURNAL STATUS CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT TITLE AUTHOR Preferential Ordering of Mn and J. Phys. Chem. Solids Submitted UMR-Chemistry /MURR

r. Hardman, V. James, W. Yelon Fe Atoms in Y W'l-x""x)23 6

Accepted J.T. Baker Chemical Science A Major Meteorite Impact on the Company

2. Gawapathy Earth 65 Million Years Ago:

Evidence from the Cretaceous - Tertiary Boundary Clay Published UMC-Physics K-Shell Ionization in the Phys. Rev. C. 21,, 348, 1980 G. Schupp, gectronandPositronDecayof Idaho State Univ.

p. Feedman Cu Tec J. Chem. Phys. 72 Published e sk Normal Mode Calculation of 5550-5564, 1980 L. McMurray, Trigonal Selenium Idaho State Univ.

F. Hansen J. Chem. Phys, 72, Published Tec The Use of Symmetrized Valence 5540-5549, 1980-k L. McMurray, and Relative Motion Coordinates y-Nucl. Instrum. & Meth. Published UMR-Chemistry /MURR/UMC-t F. Hansen The University of Missouri Gama-Physics

8. Alkire, W. Yelon, Ray Scattering Facility 166, 1979

5. Schupp The Distribution of Zirconium and Origin and Distribution Published Univ. of KY W. Ehmann, L. Chyi, Hafnium in Terrestrial Rocks, Pergamon, 1979, p. 247 of the Elements, A. Garg, M. Ali Meteorites and the Moon Nuclear Methods in Environmental Proceedings Accepted MURR/UMC-Nucl. Engr.

J,Vogt and Energy Research IV Proc. Internl. Confer. Accepted MURR/UMC-Nucl. Engr. Activation Analysis Methods for J. Vogt, D. McKown, Trace Elements in Blood and Blood on Trace Elements Anal. A. Abu-Samra, D. James, Chem., 1980 J. Morris, J. Carni, Components J. Cryst. Molec. Struct. Published MURR/UMC-Chemistry J. Morris E. Schlemper Crystal and Molecular Structures 8:6_, 295-307, 1979 of Tin (IV) Dithiocarbamates: II. ( Tris (N, N-diethyldithio-carbamato) Methyltin (IV), A Seven-Coordinated Pentagonal Bipyramidal Complex

I-I { AUTHOR TITLE JOURNAL STATUS CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT N. Rumsey, Analysis of Iodine in Bio-Fluids Proc: 14th Conf. on Accepted Stephens College-Columbia / H. Anderson, J. Morris from CAPD Patients in an Experi-Trace Substances in MURR mental Iodine Maintenance Program Environmental Health, 1980 J. Carni, Stable Tracer Iron-58 Technique Anal. Chem. 52, 216, Published UMC-Chemistry /MURR

5. Koirtyohann, for Iron Utilization Studies 1980 W. James V. Ehman, W. Markesbery, INAA Studies of Normal and Proc: 4th Internl. Conf.

Accepted Univ. of KY M. Alauddin, D. Goodin, Diseased Human Brain Nuclear Methcds, 1980 T. Hossain P. Davis, W. Blackburn. Trace Element Geochemistry of Earth & Planetary Ltrs. Accepted Univ. of KY W. Ehmann Late Precambrian-Early Cambrian Catoctin Greenstones of the Central Appalachian Mountains W. Stoube, A. Garg, A Chemical Study of the Impact Meteoritics 13:2, 201, Published Univ, of KY W. Ehmann, M. Ali Glasses and Basalts from Lower 1979 Crater, India D. James, J. Carni Isotopic Abundance of Iron-58 J. Radioanal. Chem. Accepted MURR 57:1, 223-226, 1980 S. Langhorst, Tritium Monitoring Methodology Health Physics Accepted UMC-Nucl. Engr./MURR I J. Horris, S. Bull and Application at a Research Reactor C. Reach, J. O'Connor, Neutron Activation for the Proc: 4th Internl. Conf. Accepted UMC-Civil Engr. P. Melburger Determination of Total Halo-Nuclear Methods, 1980 genated Organics G. Schlapper, R. Brugger, Application of Filtered Beam MURR Report to Argonne Submitted MURR/UMC-Bioengineering R. Koeppe, G. Larsen, Neutron-Gama Computed R. Jost Tomography to the Non-destructive Evaluation of a 37-Pin Fuel 1 Assembly Phantom i A A

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" li; h4N i Y " 1 :; ' 'i @ h l i ? I k AUTHOR TITLE JOURNAL STATUS CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT S. Werner, T. Dombeck, Production of Ultra-Cold Nucl. Instr. & Meth. Published MURR/ J. Lynn, T. Brun, Neutrons Using Doppler-Shifted 165, 139, 1979 J. Carpenter, V. Krohn, Bragg Scattering and an Intense R. Ringo Pulsed Neutron Spallation Source S. Werner, C. Fincher, Magnetic Excitations of the In-Phys. Rev. Lett. 4_3 Published MURR/ 3 G. Shirane connensurate Spin Density Wave 1441, 1979 in Chromium T. Brun, J. Carpenter, Measurement of Ultra-Cold Phys. Lett., 1980 Submitted V. Krohn, R. Ringo, Neutron Source J. Cror.in T. Dombeck, J. Lynn, S. Werner J. Eckert, G. Shirane, Search on Charge Density Waves Phys. Rev. B., 1980 Submitted S. Werner J. Carpenter, T. Blewitt, Pulsed Spallation Neutron Physics Today. Published D. Price S. Werner Sources pp. 42-49, 1979 W. Miller, K. Peterman Improved MATXUF: On-Line Un-Nucl. Instr. & Meth. Published certainty Calculations and 163, 253, 1979 Benjamin Detector Unfolding G. Lager, F. Ross, Neutron Powder Diffraction of J. Appl. Cryst. Submitted MURR/ i F. Rotella, J. Jorgenson Forsterfte, Mg2SiO : A Comparison 4 with Single-Crystal Investigations W. Yelon, J. Keem Elastic Constants of V 0 in the Solid State Comm. 29, Published MURR/ 23 q Insulating Phase 775, 1979 W. James, K. Hardman, Structural and Magnetic J. de Phys. 4_0, 206, Published MURR/UMR-Chemistry W. Yelon, B. Kebe Properties of Y f f*l-x "x)23 1979 NBS/CNRS-Grenoble N 6 W. James, K. Hardman, Magnetic Structure of TbFe J. Appl. Phys. 50,, Published NBS/lJMR-Chemistry 3 W. Yelon, J. Croat, 2006, 1979 MURR/ General Motors J. Keem K. Hardman, W. James, Ma netic Structures of Mn-Rich Rare Earths in Modern Accepted NBS/UMR-Chemistry G. Long, W. Yelon, Y Fe Mn),x)23 Compounds Science and Technology, MURR/CNRS-Grenoble 6 x B. Kebe eds. G. McCarthy, J. Rhyne, Plenum Press, New York, 1980 1 4

,1 0 IL AUTHOR TITLE JOURNAL STATUS CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT T. Postol, C. Falco, The Structure of Amorphous Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. Published i R. Kampwirth, Silicon: Neutron Scattering ---25, 295, 1980

1. Schuller, W. Yelon Results r

123m l' C. Riggs, M. Kay, reasaCgbration J. Radoanal, Am., Submitted I 1980 I D. Troutner Standard for [ B. Kumar, T. Miller, Positron Tomographic Imaging Am. J. Roentgenology, Submitted B. Siegel, C. Mathias, of the Liver with Ga-68 Iron 1980 J. Markham, G. Ehrhardt, Hydroxide Colloid M. Welch uclear Pumped CW Lasing of the Jour. of Appl. Phys. Accepted M. Prelas, G. Schlapper gHe-NeSystem W. Ehmnn, J. Bruckner, Epithennal Neutron Activation J. Radioanal. Chem 57, Published Univ. of KY - D. McKown Analysis Using a Boron Carbide 491, 1980 Irradiation Filter W. Yelon, T. Postol. The Structure of Amorphous Phys. Rev. Lett., 1980 Published MURR/ C. Falco, R. Kampwirth Silicon and Silicon Hydrides I. Schuller t 1 F. Tsang, R. Brugger gpler Effect Measurement of Nucl. Sci. & Engr. 72, Published EG&G/MURR U 52, 1979 R. Block, R. Brugger Filtered Beams Neutron Sources, V, ed. In Press Rensselaer Polytechnic / by S. Cierjacks, MURR Pergamon Press, 1980

5. Ling, R. Berliner, A Rutherford Backscattering Thin Solid Films 67, Published S. Blatt, O. Swenson Study of Stoichiometry of Thin 77, 1980 Thallium Iodide Films W. Yelon, R. Brugger, Cooled, large Mosaic Pyrolytic Nucl. Instr. & Meth.

In Press MURR/LASL R. Fluharty, P. Lisowski Graphite as Thermal Neutron 1980 Filters I M. Hussain, A Combined Neutron and X-Ray J. Chem. Soc, 1980 Submitted UMC-Chemistry E. Schlemper Diffraction Study of Hydrogen-Bis 3 (N,N-Dimethylacetamide) Tetrcchloraurate (III) Revealing j t a Short Hydrogen Bond l i: A 1

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i'l i s j AUTHOR TITLE JOURNAL STATUS CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT 1 T. Luckey Radiogenic Metabolism Am. J. Clin. Nutr. Accepted UMC-Biochemistry i ) y J. Morris, E. Schlemper Crystal and Molecular Structure J. Cryst. Molec. Struct. Submitted MURR/UMC-Chemistry j of Tin (IV) Dithiocarbamates: III. Tris (N, N-diethyldithio-carbamato) N-Butyltin (IV) J. Morris E. Schlemper Crystal and Molecular Structure J. Cryst. Molec. Struct. Published MURR/UMC-Chemistry of Tin (IV) Dithiocarbamates: IV. 9:1, 13-31, 1979 Monoclinic and Triclinic bis I' (N. N-diethyldithiocarbamate) Dimethyltin (IV), Unnusual Six ' l. Coordination R. Brugger, Neutron Total Cross Section of Internl. Conf. on Nuclear Accepted MURR/LASL 1 J R. Fluharty, Single Crystal Silicon at 21*K Cross Sections for I t P. Lisowski, C. Olson Technology, Knoxville, 1979 t J. Vogt Nuclear Methods in Environ-U.S. Energy & Research Accepted MURR , '} ' mental and Energy Research III v F. Hansen, H. Taub Application of Empirical Inter-Phys. Rev. B. 9, 6542, Published Tech. Univ. of Denmark- ? atomic Potentials to the Calcu-1979 Fysis k-l(emisk/UMC-o lation of the Structure and Physics <'I Dynamics of Paraffin Molecules f Adsorbed on Graphite it F. Tsang, R. Brugger Doppler Effect Measurement of Nucl. Sci. & Engr.,1980 Published EG&G/MURR Tin by the Filtered Neutron Beam -74, 34-39 8 Technique

2. Koeppe, R. Brugger Improvement of an Oxygen Filtered Nucl. Inst. & Meth. 166, Published MURR Neutron Beam of 2.35 MeV 339, 1979

[ K. Hardman, W. James, Ma netic Properties of Rare Earths in Modern Accepted NBS/UMR-Chemistry W. Yelon Y6 Fe0 M Fe.8 "0.2 23 and Science and Technology, MURR Y 0.6 "0.4 23 Compounds eds. G. McCarthy, J. M 6 Rhyne, Plenum Press, j New York, 1980 l .o -l'

a q -Uj PAPERS PRESENTED FROM THE USE OF MURR -- JULY 1979 - JUNE-1980 I i AUTHOR TITLE CONFERENCE CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT j B. Sone, A. Henry, Neutron Transmutation in Doping of Third International Monsanto/MURR

5. Gunn Silicon Slices Conference on NTD-Si, Copenhagen, August 1980 3

1 t l H. Kramer The Selection of Starting Material Third International Monsanto I for Neutron-Transmutation Doped-Si Conference on NTD-Si, l Copenhagen. August 1980 ( y l M. Vesaghi, H. Fritzche, Neutron Transmutation Doping of Third International Univ. of Chicago /MURR J. >bese GaAs Conference on NTD-Si, Copenhagen, August 1980 ~ t T. Braggins, R. Thomas, Extrinsic NTD-Si for IR Applica-Third International Westinghouse /MURR -l J. Meese tions Conference on NTD-Si Copenhagen, August 1980 ,' [, \\ A. Yusa, J. Meese Applications of NTD-Si for a Third International Komatsu/MURR '] l Radiation Detector of the Surface Conference on NTD-Si, j j Barrier Type Copenhagen, August 1980 l M. Tajima, A. Yusa, Characterization of NTD-Si Crystals Third International Komatsu/Electrotechnicoe J. Meese by Photoluminescence Technique Conference on NTD-Si, Lab (JAPAN)/MURR Copenhagen, August 1980 S. Loyalka, G. Schlapper, Experience in Licensing of a Spent American Nuclear Society, UMC-Nuclear Engr./MURR l R. Hussain, H. Hwang, Fuel Shipping Cask for MURR Fuel Meeting, San Francisco, M.-Golshani, C. Oran, Elements November 1979 D. McGinty, C. McKibben

5. Chang, J. Meese DLTS in Neutron Transmutat'on American Physical Society UMC-Elec. Engr./MURR Doped Si Meeting, New York, March 24-28, 1980 l

M. Chandrasekhar, Raman Scattering from Neutron American Physical Society UMC-Physics /MURR H. Chandrasekhar, Irradiated Silicon Meeting, New York, March J. Meese 24-28, 1980 I 3 _ x-

a 1 { 1 AUTHOR TITLE CONFERENCE CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT R. Hamond, R. Silver, Luminescence in NTD-Si Third International Los Alamos /MURR J. Meese Conference on NTD-Si, Copenhagen, August 1980 B. Stone Large Scale Production of NTD-SI Third International Monsanto in the U.S. Conference on NTD-Si, Copenhagen, August 1980 h D. Cowan, A Review of Transmutation Doping I.E.E.E. Conference on UMC-Physics /MURR M. Chandrasekhar, in Silicon Space and Nuclear Radia-4 J. Meese tion Effects. Univ. of CA Santa Cruz, July 17-20, 1979 M. Chandrasekhar, Defeat Production During Neutron Third International UMC-Physics /UMC-Elec. Engr./ D. Cowan, S. Chang, Doping of Si Conference on Neutron MURR H. Ycusif, Transmutation Doped H. Chandrasekhar, Silicon, Copenhagen, H J. Meese August 1980 J. Meese A Review of NTD-Induced Defects Materials Research MURR in Silicon Society Symposium on a Defects in Semiconductors, I Boston, MA, November 16, 1980 J. Meese Neutron Transmutation Doping Electrochemicoe Society, MURR in Silicon - A Review Hollywood, FL, October 5-10, 1980-J. Eeese, S. Gunn Factors Affecting Phosphorus Third International MURR Production Rate in NTD-Si Conference on Neutron Transmutation Doped Silicon, Copenhagen, August 1980

6. Schlapper, R. Brugger, The University of Missourt American Nuclear Society-MURR/UMC-Nuclear Engr.

D. Alger Research Reactor - Its Fuel and Reactor Operating Division, Productivity Arlington, TX, August 1979 l I J i,

l } I l + i AUTHOR TITLE CONFERENCE CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT j G. Schlapper Nuclear Waste - Can We Live With UMC-ANS, Student MURR/UMC-Nuclear Engr. It? Information Series - j 6

6. Schlapper, G. Larsen, Improvements in the Filtered Beam American Nuclear UMC-Bioengineering /MURR

3. Koeppe, R. Jost, Computed Axial Tomography System Society-Annual. Las R. Brugger at the MURR Vegas, NV, June 1980 M. Prelas, M. LeCours, Nuclear Pumped Laser Research American Nuclear UMC-Nuclear Engr./MURR G. Schlapper, R. Brugger at the University of Missouri Society-Annual. Las q

~ Vegas, NV, June 1980

2. Taub Neutron Scattering Spectroscopy American Chemical UMC-Physics of Adsorbed Molecules Society National Meet-ing, Washington, DC,

+j September 13, 1979 H. Taub, G. Trott, Study of Orientational Order in International Conference UMC-Physics / Marseille-F. Hansen, H. Danner, Hydrocarbon Films Adsorbed on on Ordering in Two Physics / Centre Univ. J J. Coulomb, J. Biberian, Graphite Dimensions, Lake Geneva, Luminy-Croissance/Cristal-j A. Thomy WI, May 28-30, 1980 line/Laboratoire Letort t t Wang, H. Danner, Study of the Dynamics of Hydro-International Conference UMC-Physics t H.Taub carbon Films Adsorbed on Graphite on Ordering in Two Dimensions, Lake Geneva. 5 WI, May 28-30, 1980 4 6. Trott, H. Taub, Structure and Melting of Sub-American Physical UMC-Physics / Technical Univ. N. Danner, F. Hansen monolayer Butane Films Adsorbed Society Meeting, New Denmark /Fysisk-Kemisk on Graphite York, NY, March 1980 R. Wang, H. Danner. Inelastic Neutron Scattering of American Physical UMC-Physics H. Taub n-Alkane Monolayers Adsorbed on Society Meeting, New Graphite York, NY, March 1980

5. Werner Magnetic Excitations of the American Physical MURR/UMC-Physics Incommensurate Spin-Density Wave Society Meeting, New in Chromium Metal York, NY, March 1980 l

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l I l 1 i i .) 8' AUTHOR TITLE CONFERENCE C. Fincher, Jr., CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT _ j G. Shirane, S. Werner Properties of the Spin-Density American Physical Wave State in Chromium Near and BNL-Physics /UMC-Physics / j Above the Neel Temperature Society Meeting, New MURR York, NY, March 1980 A. Krawitz, W. Yelon j The Application of Neutron Diffraction to the Study of AIME Annual Meeting, UMC-MAE/MURR Cemented Carbides Las Vegas, NV, February 1980 l T. Brun, S. Susman, .il D. Mildner Root-Mean Square Displacements American Physical of Li and Al in the Fast Ion ANL-Solid State Science / Conductor, LiAL Society Meeting, Chicago, MURR IL, January 1980 i T. Brun S. Susman, T D. Hildner Lattice Dynamics of the Super-American Physical tonic Compound LiAL ANL-Solid State Science / p Society Meeting, New MURR York, NY, March 1980 .aj

0. Pringle, R. Berliner, D. Mildner The University of Missouri Small 3{

Angle Neutron Scattering Spectro-American Physical UMC-Physics /MURR meter Society Meeting, New York, NY, March 1980 d R. Berliner, D. Mildner, 't O. Pringle The University of Missouri Large American Physical MURR/UMC-Physics 11 Area Position Sensitive Neutron Detector Society Meeting, New l York, NY, March 1980 i D. Mildner, O. Pringle, A Microcomputer Software Operating American Physical MURR/UMC-Physics R. Berliner System for the MURR Small Angle Society Meeting, New 9 Neutron Spectrometer York, NY, March 1980 . I D. M11dner, R. Berliner, , O. Pringle, R..Brugger, University of Missouri Small Angle ACA Meeting, Boston, MA, { .i S. Werner, W. Yelon, Neutron Scattering Spectrometer August 1979 MURR/UMC-Physics / Michigan-Nuclear Engr. , j J. King R. Alkire, F. Ross, Neutron Diffraction Study of l ' E. Schlemper, W. Yelon Hydrogen Bonding in Sodium ACA Meeting Eufaula, UMR-Chemistry /MURR/UMC-l- Acetate Trihydrate AL, Winter 1980 i Chemistry ! v. Goeckeler,

6. Ehrhardt, W. Volkert A New Cd-115/IN-115m Generator International Symposium on Radiopharmaceutical MURR/UMC-Radiology Chem. III, St. Louis, M0, June 1980 3

l l r 5 I .} l ~i' AUTHOR TITLE l CONFERENCE CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT l G. Ehrhardt A Cd-ll5/IN-ll5m Nuclear Medicine Society of Nuclear MURR l 1 Generator Developed at MURR Medicine, Missouri Valley Chapter Des Moines, IA, October 1979 E. Schlemper, Recent Neutron Diffraction ACA Meeting, Eufala, UMC-Chemistry /Randolph-N. Hussain, C. Fair, Results on Short Hydrogen Bonds AL, Winter 1980 Macon Chemistry /MURR .3 B. Hsu, W. Yelon D. Alger, C. Edwards Utilization of the University of American Nuclear MURR Missouri Research Reactor Waste Society Meeting, Las Heat Vegas, NV, June 1980 !. T. Liu, D. Alger Modulation Transfer Functions for American Nuclear UMC-Nuclear Engr./MURR j Neutron Radiographic Film Imaging Society Meeting, San c Systems Francisco, CA, t November 1979

6. Trott, R. Wang, Neutron Scattering Study of the Midwest Solid State UMC-Physics; 11. Taub, H. Danner Structure and Dynamics of Adsorbed Conference, Ames, IA, Hydrocarbons October 26, 1979
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'l.Ross Experimental Charge Density Studies ACA Symposium: Structure MURR in Minerals and Other Inorganic and Bonding Eufala, AL, Compounds Winter 1980 3 F. Ross, W. Yelon Application of X-Ray Diffraction Gordon Research Confer-MURR to Electron Density Measurement ence on Electron Distri-1 bution and Chemical Bonding, Plymouth, NH IF.Ross Extracting Chemical Bonding Chemical Crystallography MURR j Information from X-Ray Symposium, 31st Annual Crystallographic Data ACS SE-Regional Meeting, Roanoke, VA, October 24-26, 1979 i i I 4

.p 31 l l r:3 1 D.d. AUTHOR TITLE CONFERENCE CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT ,i T. Postol, C. Falco, The Structure of Amorphous Silicon: American Physical ANL-SSS/MURR Neutron Scattering Results Society Meeting, New ' qlj R. Kampwirth, I. Schuller, W. Yelon York, NY, March 1980 h R. Alkire, W. Yelon High Accuracy Electron Density American Physical UMR-Chemistry /MURR Studies Using Gamma-Ray Diffrac-Society Meeting, New 'q tion York, NY, March 1980 e ,2 D. W. James Comparison of Acid Leaching Rocky Mountain Conference MURR b Properties of Coal Waste Products on Analytical Chemistry, - ~ ~ Before and After Neutron Denver, CO, August 1979 Irradiation 7

5. Crowson, S. Morris The Ratio of Selenium Concentra-Missouri Academy of MURR tions in Human Blood Components as Sciences, Kirksville, i

Determined by Neutron Activation MO, April 1980 Analysis d M. Glascock, O. Hanna, Prompt Gamma-Ray Neutron Activation Missouri Academy of MURR R. Brugger, J. Vogt Analysis Facility Sciences, Kirksville,

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. -d M0, April 1980 l R. Rowlett Archaeological Thermoluminescence-- American Nuclear UMC-Anthropology Beyond Ceramics Society, Las Vegas, NV, June 9-12, 1980 J} E. Garrison The Potential for ESR Dating of American Nuclear UMC-Anthrupology V -l Lithic Materials Society, Las Vegas, NV, June 9-12, 1980 j ..)W D. Ives Trace Element Analysis of American Nuclear UMC-Anthropology Archaeological Chert Society, Las Vegas, NV, June 9-12, 1980

5. Morris, The Analysis of Selenium in Human American Chemical MURR/Stephens College

. 7 H. Anderson, P. Prim Blood Sera Via Instrumental Neutron Society. Washington, DC, t-Activation Analysis Using NMSE September 1979 i J} A w

l w. q ? i h AUTHOR TITLE CONFERENCE CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT ! J. Carni, D. James Iron-58 as a Stable Tracer in American Chemical MURR Iron Utilization Studies Society, Wachington, DC, September 1979 j J. Vogt, R. Cobean, The Missouri Mesoamerican Obsidian American Nuclear MURR/UMC-Nuclea' Engr. t C. Graham Program - A Preliminary Report Society Las Vegas, NV, June 9-12, 1980 f 0

5. Morris, H. Anderson, The Analysis of Selenium in American Nuclear Society, MURR/Stephens College

/ ..< M. Cordts Botanical Samples via INAA Meeting, Las Vegas, 1980 Using Se-77m H. Anderson, M. Cordts, A Procedure for the Analysis of Missouri Academy of Stephens College /MURR -q Low-Level Selenium in Botanical Sciences, Kirksville,

5. Morris j

Samples via INAA Using Se-77m M0, April 1980 { 1

. J. Vogt, D. McKown, Activation Analysis Methods for International Confer-UMC-Nuclear Engr./MURR q A. Abu-Samra, D. James, Trace Elements in Blood and Blood ence on Trace Elements Analy. Chem., Munich,

, i S. Morris, J. Carni, Components Germany, April 26-29, 1980 .5 C. Graham y

3. Rumsey, H. Anderson, Analysis of Iodine in Bio-Fluids 14th Conference on Trace Stephens College /MURR from CAPD Patients in an Experi-Substances in Environ-

[ J. Morris mental Iodine Maintenance Program mental Health, Columbia, M0, June 3-5, 1980 A. Hanna, R. Brugger. Development of a Neutron Capture American Nuclear Society, UMC-Nucleal Engr./MURR ,! M. Glascock Gamma-Ray Facility at the Meeting, Las Vegas,1980 University INAA Studies of Normal and Diseased Fourth International Univ. of KY W. Ehmann. Conference on Nuclear W. Markesbery, Human Brain Methods, Columbia, MO, M. Alauddin, D. Goodin, April 14-17, 1980 h T. Hossain f J. Vogt, R. Acobyan, Activation Analysis Studies of UMC-Nuclear Engr./MURR/ UMC-Medicine J D. Hurst Tissues from Patients with Pulmonary Diseases .'t 1 A gJ

o k I ? 4 AUTHOR TITLE CONFERENCE CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT f j J. Vogt, D. McKown, Neutron Activation Analysis of American Nuclear Society, UMC-Nuclear Engr./MURR j A. Abu-Samra, D. James, Blood and Blood Components Meeting, San Francisco, S. Morris, J. Carni, Winter, 1979 -i C. Graham i j C. Reach, J. O'Connor, Neutron Activation for the Fourth International UMC-Civil Engr. P. Meiburger Determination of Total Halo-Conference on Nuclear I genated Organics Methods, Columbia, M0, f April 14-17,1980 J. Vogt. J. Carni, Instrumental Analysis of Cow's American Nuclear Society. UMC-Nuclear Engr./MURR ', S. Morris, M. Kay, Milk and Comercial Infant Meeting, San Francisco, Formulae by Neutron Activation Winter, 1979 ? W. James 1 W. Hiller, D. Goetz Three-Dimensional Emission Tomo-American Nuclear Society, UMC-Nuclear Engr. graphy Using Scattered Photon Las Vegas, NV, June 1980 Information .h W. Miller, R. Brugger, Thermal Neutron Driven 14-MeV American Nuclear Society, UMC-Nuclear Engr./MURR j W. Meyer, W. Law Neutron Generator Las Vegas, NV, June 1980 1 S. Morris, D. McKown, The Determination of Selenium in Third International MURR/Stephens College d H. Anderson, M. Kay, Samples Having Medical and Nutri-Conference on Selenium in ' 7 P. Primm, M. Cordts, tional Interest Using a Fast Medicine, Lubbock, TX, D. Gebhardt, S. Crowson, Instrumental Activation Analysis May 1980

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/ J. Vogt. J. Carni, Instrumental Analysis of Cow's IAEA Program Meeting on UMC-Nuclear Engr./MURR

n. Weaver, S. Morris, Milk and Comercial Infant Comparative Methods for M. Kay, S. Cunanan Formulae by Neutron Activation the Study of Trace Ele-ments in Human Nutrition.

Ljbijana, Yugoslavia, April 22-24,1980 D. Gebhardt, Application of an INAA Procedure Missouri Academy of Stephens College /MURR H. Anderson, S. Morris for Determination of Low-Level Sciences, Kirksville M0, Selenium in NBS Standard Reference April 1980 a Material 1 e

~ AUTHOR TITLE CONFEREEE CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT i Neutron Scattering at Small National Center for Small MURR

4) D. Nildner i

Angles Angle Scattering Research Users Group Workshop, Oak i Ridge, TN, November,13-14, ] 1979 R. Wang, H. Danner, Inelastic Neutron Scattering 27th Northwest Solid State UMC-Physics H.Taub from adsorbed Hydrocarbons Conference, Ames, IA, October 24-26, 1979

6. Trott, H. Taub Elastic Neutron Diffraction from 27th Northwest Solid State UMC-Physics a H. Danner Adsorbed Hydrocarbons Conference, Ames. IA, October 26-27, 1979

$. Werner Gravity and Inertia in Quantum 27th Northwest Solid State UMC-Physics Mechanics Conference, Ames, IA, October 26-27, 1979 .] J. Vogt Determination of Trace Elements American Nuclear Society MURR in Milk and Infant Formula by Meeting, San Francisco, Activation Analysis November,1979 s]t " G. Ehrhardt Cd-ll5/In-115m Nuclear Medicine Third International MURR Generator Developed at MURR Symposium in Radio-pharmaceutical Chemistry, June 16-20, 1980 J. King, S. Bai, Comparison of Small Angle American Physical University of Michigan

6. Sumerfield, Neutron and X-Ray Scattering on Society Meeting, Chicago, UMC-Physics

', J. Anderson, R. Ullman, Polyethylene IL, March 1980 4 P. Chumbley, P. Schmidt n H. Taub, H. Danner, Structure of Paraffin Films American Physical UMC-Physics r 6. Trott, F. Hansen Adsorbed on Graphite Society Meeting, Chicago, J IL, March 1980 .t H.Tauty Neutron Monolayer Crystallography International School of UMC-Physics 1 Low Temperature Physics, Eric, Italy, June 1979 i k j t A

l ,i l i 3 I i 'l l t CAMPUS /DEPARTHENT i CONFERENCE TITLE AUTHOR Stephens College /MURR Missouri Acadenty of l The Effects of Dialysis Time on Sciences, Kirksville, .} P. Prim, J. Morris, Selenium Loss from Human Blood Mo, April 1980 H. Anderson Sera _t MURR High Resolution Neutron k The Small Kappa Method Spectroscopy, Oxford, R. Brugger April 1980 MURR Frontiers of Glass Elastic Diffraction of Amorphous Science Conference D. Mildner, A. Wright Materials Using a Pulsed Neutron UCLA, July 15-18, 1980 Source Stephens College /MURR l Conference on Trace l I Analysis of Iodine Maintenance Substances in Environ-l 1 N. Rumsey, H. Anderson, J. Morris Program mental Health Columbia, f u June 1980 American Nuclear Society MURR/UMC-Nuclear Engr. Direct Energy Conversion Research Meeting Las Vegas, June J. Schlapper, R. Brugger, at the University of Missouri M. Prelas 1980 Research Reactor M'JRR/UMC-Nuclear Engr. American Nuclear Society The ETF as a Test Device for Meeting, San Francisco, R. Brugger Imploding Fission November 11-16, 1979 6 l A

p 2 b .f -f AlfTHOR TITLE CONFERENCE CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT f D. W. James Comparisons of Acid Leaching Rocky Mountain Confer-MURR i Properties of Coal Waste Products ence on Analytical Chemis- }1 Before and After Neutron try, Denver, CO, July 31, Irradiation 1979 J. Schlapper MURR Experience in Spent Fuel Conference of the Mid-MURR 4 Shipping America Chapter of the i Health Physics Society. "3 '? Columbia, M0, March 25-26, 1980 J. Morris, K. Nolph, The Diagnosis of Peritonitis CAPD International MURR/Stephens College .j N. Rumsey, H. Anderson Including Iodine Maintenance to Symposium II, Univ. of 1 Prevent Peritonitis Texas, Austin, TX, May 9-10, 1980 y J

5. Langhorst, M. May, Trace Element Determination of National Meeting of the MURR/UMC-Chemistry

't D. Troutner, J. Morris Cow's Milk, Mother's Milk and American Chemical Society, i Infant Formula by Radiochemical San Francisco, CA, NAA August 24-29, 1980 R. Cobean, F. Lopez, La Produccion Prehispanica De XVI Mesa Redona of the MURR/ University of -3 R. Nietosm Obsidian En El Sur De Hidalgo Sociedad Mexicana De Mexico Li Antropologia, Saltillo, j Mexico, September,1979 L f' 11 H. Rumsey, H. Anderson, Analysis of Iodine in Blood Sera Missouri Academy of Stephens College /MURR l. S. Morris from CAPD Patients in an Experi-Sciences, Kirksville, MO, mental Iodine Maintenance Program April 1980 1 ) i .M _]

I i .] i THESES COMPLETED RELATED TO MURR -- JULY 1979 - JUNE 1980 ? STUDENT DEGREE CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT ADVISOR MURR INTERFACE TITLE y B. Anderson Ph.D. UMC-Animal Husbandry A. Matches J. Vogt, Herbage Sampling and Intake Estimation J. Carni Techniques for Evaluating Relationships Among Forage Compositicn, Rumen Pro-cesses and Gains of Sheep Grazing Tall q Fescue Fertilized with Three Rates of j Nitrogen During Summer and Fall T. Clevenger Ph.D. UMC-Civil Engr. J. Novak D. James The Recovery of Metals by Liquid - Liquid Extraction T. Enomoto M.S. UMC-Nuclear Engr. S. Loyalka, G. Schlapper Analysis of Loss of Flow Accident at G. Schlapper at MURR E. Garrison Ph.D. UMC-Archeology D. Cowan, S. Gunn ESR Dating of Ancient Flints R. Rowlett I O. Goodwin M.S. Univ. of W. Ehmann D. James Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis i Kentucky-Chemistry for the Determination of Aluminum in O Human Brain Tissue and Its Relation to Alzheimer's Disease .k, T. Hossain Ph.D. Univ. of W. Ehmann D. James Trace Element Studies of the Human Brain ~ Kentucky-Chemistry as Related to Alzhcimer's Disease and Aging H. Hwang M.S. UMC-Nuclear Engr. S. Loyalka, G. Schlapper Criticality Analysis of a Spent Fuel G. Schlapper Shipping Cask l R. Koeppe M.S. UMC-Nuclear Engr. R. Brugger R. Srugger Neutron Transmission Computed Tomography ,t-of Biological Materials l I b

1 y o 2.: 1 j l STUDENT DEGREE CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT ADVISOR MURR INTERFACE TITLE if' J. Korsah M.S. UMC-Nuclear Engr. W. Miller G. Schlapper, Design of a Microprs :essor Based Stack S. Morris Gas Monitoring System J } S. Langhorst M.S. UMC-Nuclear Engr. S. Bull S. Morris Tritium Monitoring Methodology Using a Desiccant and Application to a Research 11 Reactor Facility Sl T. Liu Ph.D. UMC-Nuclear Engr. S. Bull D. Alger Measurement of Modulation Transfer f Functions of Neutron Radiographic Film ^ Imaging Systems c S. Liu-Tsay Ph.D. UMC-Physiology A. Jones G. Ehrhardt Effects of Norepinephrine and Blood 9 i Pressure on Ionic Fluxes in Vascular Smooth Muscle M. May M.S. UMC-Chemistry D. Troutner S. Morris The Deterraination of Trace Elements in j Milk Using Radiochemical Neutron i Activation Analysis v g

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O. Nzeogwu M.S. UMC-Chemical Engr. D. Retzloff D. Mildner Catalytic 0xidation cf Carbon Monoxide } on Lanthanum Cobalt 0xide and Its y Strontium Doped Derivatives t ' V. Panhuise Ph.D. UMC-Nuclear Engr. S. Bull D. /iger Evaluation of Florescent Screens and 3 i Development of Image Enhancement for ,{ 1 Real-Time Neutron Radiography 1 R. Young, III Ph.D. Univ, of W. Ehmann D. James Derivative Activation Analysis Applied Kentucky-Chemistry to the Determination of Phosphorous, Nickel and Thallium 4 N l I

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,.j HAME CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT F.T.Es,' POSITION D. Alger UMC-Nuclear Engr. 1 Assistant Professor .4 R. Alkire UMR-Chemistry 1/2 Graduate Student H. Aminfar UMC-Nuclear Engr. 1/2 Graduate Student t ? C. Anderson UMC-Electrical Engr. 1 Undergraduate Student 3 I H. f4nderson Stephens College 1/2 Visiting Professor I ', D. Bain UMC-Mechanical Engr. 1/2 Undergraduate Student i f A. Benfer .UMC-Anthropology 1/2 Research Associate R. Bono UMC-Nuclear Engr. 1 Graduate Student 9, < ! J. Brewer UMC-Electrical Engr. 1/2 Undergraduate Student .i R. Brugger UMC-Physics, Nuclear Engr. 1 Professor i ! J. Brune UMC-MAE 1/2 Graduate Student 'e 5 L. Cadwallader UMR-Nuclear Engr. 1/4 Undergraduate Student .' 1 , L. Carlson UMC-Anthropology 1/3 Graduate Student } J. Carni UMC-Chemistry 1 Graduate Student M. Chandrasekhar UMC-Physics 1/2 Research Professor S. Chang UMC-Electrical Engr. 1/2 Graduate Student

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y. 'q ,' [%$ [gjQ L v :t i..i l' L NAME CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT F.T.E. POSITION 1 E. Crabba UMC-Chemistry 1/2 Student Assistant L. Crowe UMC-Physics 1/2 Graduate Student P' f. S. Crowson UMC-Chemistry 1 Graduate Student R. DeGroot UMC-MAE 1/2 Graduate Student W....,. A. DuChemin UMC-Arts & Sciences / Education 1/2 Undergraduate Student '1 L. Ewing UMC-Poly. Sci. 1/2 Undergraduate Student ~W ?q C. Fair Randolph-Macon Chemistry Summer i Visiting Research Associate ,a f.$ P. Fernandez UMC-Mechanical Engr. 1 Undergraduate Student (r ' J. Fitzmaurice UMC-Mehcanical Engr. 1/2 Undergraduate Student h M. Fobbs UMC-Anthropology 1/4 Graduate Student ? n B. Goeckeler UMC-Chemistry 3/4 Graduate Student .f. ; p 1 . -] C. Graham UMC-Nuclear Engr. 1 Graduate Student l' fM.Grote UMC-Physics 1/2 Undergraduate Student J. Hager UMC-Education 1/2 Undergraduate Student ' } K. Hall Stephens College 1/2 Undergraduate Student UMC-Nuclear Engr. 1/2 Graduate Student S. Hanna } G. Hinch UMC-Chemistry 1/2 Undergraduate Student G. !!ughes UMC-Nuclear Engr. 1/2 Graduate Student i Li a

y 1 l 3 ni HM1E CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT F.T.E. POSITION ']5.Hughes UMC-Chemical Engr. 1 Undergraduate Student L1 H. Hwang UMC-Nuclear Engr. 1/2 Graduate Student J. Johnson ~UMC-Civil Engr. 1/2 Undergraduate Student I IR 'l . Jost UMC-Bioengineering 1/2 Graduate Student j S. Kent UMC-Chemistry 1/2 Graduate Student 3 i R. Koeppe UMC-Nuclear Engr. 1/2 Graduate Student i j J. Korsah UMC-Electrical Engr. 1/2 Graduate Student T. Kramer UMC-Mechanical Engr. 1/2 Undergraduate Student [ A. Kumar UMR-Nuclear Engr. 1/4 Assistant Professor G. Lager Univ. of Louisville-Geology 1 Visiting Researcher )j. Langhorst 5 UMC-Nuclear Engr. 1/2 Graduate Student D. Lay UMC-Chemistry 1/2 Student Assistant C. Lepley UMC-Engineering 1/2 Undergraduate Student C. Lerche UMC-Business Administration 1/2 Graduate Student K. Mali UMR-Nuclear Engr. 1/4 Undergraduate Student M. May UMC-Chemistry 1/2 Graduate Student ]2.McCann UMC-Electrical Engr. 1 Undergraduate Student

C. McCarthy UMC-Physics 1/2 Graduate Student

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3 1 J 'l 1, NAME CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT F.T.E. POSITION j 1 D. McGinty UMC-Nuclear Engr. 1 Graduate Student P. McGrail UMR-Nuclear Engr. 1/4 Undergraduate Student t l C. McKibben UMC-Nuclear Engr. 1 Graduate Student a [ J. Meese UMC-Physics, Elec. Engr. 1 Associate Professor i j P. Meiberger UMC-Civil Engr. 1/2 Graduate Student iI R. Meyer UMC-Engineering 1/2 Undergraduate Student q W. Meyer, Jr. UMC-Electrical Engr. 1 Graduate Student D. Mildner UMC-Physics 1 Assistant Professor F. Morris UMC-Nuclear Engr. 1/2 Graduate Student D. Pal UMC-Chemistry 1/2 Graduate Student .,Ij

0. Pringle UMC-Physics 1/2 Graduate Student

) J. Rhea UMC-Biology 1/2 Student Assistant -1 D. Schapperkotter UMC-Engineering 1/2 Undergraduate Student I c G. Scheffing UMC-Nuclear Engr. 1/2 Graduate Student m - 1 G. Schlapper UMC-Nuclear Engr., Bioengr. 1 Assistant Professor ij

5. Schlegel UMC-Chemistry 1/2 Graduate Student UMC-Physics 1/4 Associate Professor G. Schupp

.] J. Simon UMC-Chemistry 1/2 Graduate Student

NAME CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT F.T.E. POSITION fR.Sinclair UMMC-Chemistry 1 Research Technician UMC-Arts & Sciences 1 Undergraduate Student {I S. Stewart S. Stierwalt UMC-Engineering 1 Undergraduate Student L. Thomason UMC-Electrical Engr. 1 Research Lab Assistant J. Tunink UMC-Electrical Engr. 1 Undergraduate Student ]j R. Vega UMC-Anthropology 1/3 Graduate Student J. Vogt UMC-Nuclear Engr. 1 Associate Professor M. Vonk UMC-Business Administration 1 Graduate Student T. Warner UMC-Physics 1/2 Undergraduate Student ^ M. Yethiraj UMC-Physics 1/2 Graduate Student H. Yousif UMC-Physics 1/2 Graduate Student i 1 1 .I l 4 rI

1 N) 6 f .b RESEARCH EQUIPMENT PROCURED BY MURR -- JULY 1979 - 1980 ESTIMATED VALUE SOURCE DESCRfPTTON SOURCE OF FUNDS (STATUS) tiURR OUTSIDE e [ j VT100 Teminal for PDP 11/40 BPF Computer p Network MURR (In Use) $ 2,000 DEC Expansion Cabinet for PDP 11/40 MURR (OnOrder) 1,500 l AMP /Discriminators for BPC Multidetector NSF (In Construction) 3,600 l 3 e Detectors for BPC Multidetector NSF (In Construction) 7,500 H -T TTY 43 Terminal - Doppler Effect Tomography NSF (In Use) 1,000 l M6809 p Computer System for Instrument Physics MURR (In Use) 3,000 Pair 5 Inch Floppy Disks MURR (In Use) 750 r Pair 5 Inch Floppy Disks Spares MURR (In Use) 750 nl. LSI 11/2 Processor + 32K Memory for BPC .) Multidetector NSF (In Use) 1,800 Video Display Terminal MURR (InUse) 1,300 9 Centronics 704 Printer MURR (InUse) 1,600 32K Word Memory for PDP 11/40 MURR (In Use) 2,000 S TTY 43 Teminal - Radiation Applications MURR (InUse) 1,000 Magnetic Tape Drive System for PDP 11/40 MURR (In Use) 8,000 IR Detector MURR (In Use) 382 i; Sample Translation Stage Teledyne/ Firth-Sterling (Delivered) 400 Sample Alignment Device MURR (Constructed) 200 4 Gift from Reed Rock Bit } Technics Ion-Beam Mill to A.Krawitz/MAE-Housed at MURR (Delivered) 4,200 3 bq / a

fi. l l l l i DESCRIPTION 1 SOURCF OF FUNDS (STATUS) ESTIMATED VALUE SOURCE MURR ouTSIDE 20000K Furnace for Doppler Effect Measurements NSF/MURR (In Use) $ 5,083 $ 9,920 l Sc Filter NSF [ Hydraulic Servo Valve (In Use) 10,000 MURR Closed Cycle Refrigerator (In Use) 1,300 MURR L Boxcar Amplifier (Ordered) 13,325 MURR i, Programmable Time Delay (In Use) 8,186 MURR X-Y Recorder (In Use) 185 MURR 2 ated Integrators (In Use) 1,900 G MURR i l Function Generator (In Use) 332 MURR j jOscilloscope (In Use) 995 MURR i ~j Pulse Generator (In Use) 5,812 I MURR Function Generator (In Use) 169 f MURR Line Conditioner (In Use) 149 MURR I Improved Liquid 0 (In Use) 1,898 [ 2 MURR (In Use) 2,000 M6800 p Computer for Tomography MURR CW Nuclear Pumped Laser Equipment (In Use) 2,000 MURR NSF,UMC-GRC, W.S. F. j PERKIN-Elmer IR Prism Spectrometer (NearCompletion) 10.00 8,000 Monsanto i Ricrocomputer Memory (InUse) 20,000 Air Force Grant (In Use) dire Saw 1,000 MURR A/D Converter (Ordered) 2,100 I MURR 2 Fractomats (In Use) 109 MURR

Houston Point-Plotter (In Use) 4,560 MURR yoltmeter-calibrator (In Use) 1,085 MURR (Ordered) 175 e

1 I ESTIMATED VALUE SOURCE 'i DESCRIPTION SQURCE OF FUNDS (STATUS) MUER OUTSIDF Nuclear Data Magnetic Tape Drive & Interface NSF (In Use) $ 6,500 New England Nuclear XRF System NSF (In Use) 3,900 g Great Western Diamond Saw NSF (In Use) 1,500 Spex 8000 Grinding Mill NSF (In Use) 1,400 PGT Ge(Li) Detector System MURR (In Use) 11,250 Nuclear Data 570 ADC MURR (On Order) 2,000 j Centronix Teminal MURR (In Use) 2,110 Houston Plotter MURR (Delivered) 4,945 Centronics 740 Printer MURR (In Use) 2,600 2 Nuclear Chicago 1085 Used Sample Changers MURR (Delivered) 2,500 Nuclear Data 66 Analyzer / Terminal MURR (In Use) 15,500 EYECOM Image Processor Engineering Dean's Special Equipment (In Use) 12,000 Improved Stack Gas Monitor System MURR (InUse) 1,000 2 grams Enriched Stable Isotope (Cd-114 CdO) Procured for use by RIA MURR (In Use) 3,000 Displex for 3XE. NSF (In Use) 10,000 I-MUGS Detector Drive NSF (Delivered) 10,000 I-MUGS Sample Stage MURR (Complete 15,000 Renovated Liquid Helium Cryostat for Neutron Scattering MURR (In Use) 2,000 Surplus Material from Ames Laboratory DOE /MURR (Delivered) 1,000 22,000 Lead and Masonite for Shielding MURR (In Use) 14,000 d

i j 'Iit ~1 ESTIMATED VALUE SOURCE } DFSCRIPTION SOURCF OF FUNDS (STATUS) MURR OUTSIDE i Neutron Radiographic Screens MURR (Delivered) $ 7,000 q Building Addition and Modifications MURR (Completed) 160,000 120,000 ' )l Spent Fuel Shipping Cask N.L. Industries (Delievered) 150,000 Shielded Radioiodine Monitor for Air Effluents MURR (Delivered) 2,100 l Ion Chamber Radiation Survey Meters (4) MURR (In Use) 3,000 Alpha Survey Meter MURR (In Use) 500 Elgar Line Conditioner MURR (In Use) 1,500 Thermoluminescence Dosimeter (30) MURR (Rented & Returned ) to Vendor) 400 Picker 4-Angle Programmer Card-Controlled X-ray Diffractometer Gift from UMC-Chemistry (Delivered) 25,000 CT-38 Open-Cycle Cryorefrigerator for 0 Picker X-ray Diffractometers (10 to 298 K ] Temperature Range) Gift from VPI (Delivered) 15,000 50-1 Liquid-Helium Storage Dewar for Operation of CT-38 Gift from VPI (Delivered) 2,000 -i PDP-8E Computer with 32X Disk and 10 " 4 Magnetic Tape Drive Gift from VPI (Delivered) 10,000 MSA Breathing Zone Air Sample MURR .(In Use) 400 'i Set Bonner Spheres Type Neutron Spectrometer MURR (Ordered) 2,500 ]" Alarming Recording Beta Air Monitors MURR (Ordered) 6,000 Triple Axis Spectometer Gift from ANL-SSS (Delivered, 4 awaiting g comissioning) 63,038 Neutron Diffractometer Gift from ANL-MSD (Delivered, .r awaiting 52,599 commissioning) I 1 i ,y

a y 1 ./ ) D H ESTIMATED VALUE SOURCE DESCRIPTION SOURCE OF FUNDS (STATUS) MURR OUTSIDE i N;utron Diffractometer Gift from ANL-MSD (Delivered, j awaiting j commissioning) 143,650 E1:ctromagnetic and Power Supply Gift from ANL-MSD (Delivered, a;j awaiting commissioning) 6,880 fp Liquid Helium Research Dewar Gift from ANL-MSD (Delivered) 4,271 Crystal Orienter On loan from ANL-MSD (Delivered) 27,700 Single Crystal Diffractometer On loan from ANL-CHE (Delivered, awaiting 1 comissioning) 24,780 J< M6809 p Computer System HURR (In Use) 2,000 M6809 p Computer System MURR (In Use) 2,000 Centronics 704 Printer for PDP 11/40 f BPF Computer Network MURR (In Use) 1,300 K RL01 Disk System for PDP 11/40 BPF i, Computer Network MURR (In Use) 3,000 Scrap lead containers, shield block; storage tanks; emergency generator unit; vacuum pumps; hot cell window and personnel i monitors Gift from Ames Labs, (Delivered) 80,000 t i 'I I i i A -________1

\\ a f GRANTS AND CONTRACTS SUPPORTED BY MURR -- JULY 1979 - JUNE 1980 ? l .1 MURR INTERFACE GRANT TITLE AGENCY AMOUNT STATUS / PERIOD PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR / l: 1 i J. Meese Group Travel to Third NTD-Si NSF 5,000 Funded 06/80-09/80 Conference 0]. Chandrasekhar, Spectroscopic Investigations of U.S. Arrny $ 107,000 Submitted H. Chandrasekhar/ Neutron Irradiated Si Res. Office J. Maese M. Chandrasekhar, Spectroscopic Investigations of Office of Naval $ 122,545 Submitted H. Chandrasekhar, Neutron Irradiated and Ion Implanted Research E. Hale /J. Meese Silicon j j G. Larsen/G. Schlapper, Scanning Acoustic Microscopic System NSF 34,000 Re-Submitted l J. Meese E. Charlson/J. Meese Ion Implanter Burroughs $ 120,000 Submitted A. Krawitz Development Study of WC-Co Rolls Teledyne/ Firth-10,000 Funded 08/79-07/80 g!. Krawitz Using Neutron Diffraction Sterling ' A The Role of Binder Deformation Reed Rock Bit 20,000 Funded 06/80-04/81 Mechanisms on Mechanical Properties in .a WC-Co Cemented Carbide Composites ! R. Holmes, W. Volkert, Complexes of Macrccyllic Amine with V.A. Medical $ 105,000 Submitted ! D. Troutner Te-99m as Potential Radiopharma-Res. Program

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II3 186 D. Troutner Reactor Supplied Sn and Re for MURR Submitted Tracer Studies Connected with Project G. Ehrhardt Development of the Cd-115/In-115m Mallinckrodt 14,200 Funded / Year Generator and Animal Studies with Nuclear In/115m Radiopharmaceuticals 4 _b

^ PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR / MURR INTERFACE GRANT TITLE AGENCY AMOUNT STATUS / PERIOD A. Jones /G. Ehrhardt USPHS-HL 15852 Hypertensive USPHS $ 400,000 Funded /10 Year i l i Mechanisms and Vascular in (! Exchange 1) 1 A. Jones /G. Ehrhardt NIH Training Grant T32-HL 07294 NIH 57,000 Funded /5 Year Minority Hypertension Research S. Werner/W. Yelon, Neutron Scattering Studies of the NSF 40,000 Funded / Year I J. Honig Transition Metal Sesquioxides ! U MUGS - Research Program NSF 41,500 Funded / Year i d . Yelon l

8. Yelon Unrestricted Grant: Small Angle Monsanto 50,000 Funded / Year l

Scattering MURR Unrestricted Grant: Equipment Monsanto 7,500 Funded / Year

8. Yelon, D. Hildner Unrestricted Grant: Amorphous Exxon 10,000 Funded / Year Materials L l F. Ross Low Temperature X-Ray Diffraction Weldon Springs Rejected Facility 5

iI Neutron Diffraction and Other Studies NSF Submitted '?} E. Schlemper of Short Hydrogen Bonds I J. Vogt, R. Cobean A Definitive Trace Element Analysis NSF $ 138,642' Funded 10/79-02/82 i ,1 j Program for Mesoamerican Obsidian ",! J. Vogt Fourth International Conference on DOE 4,951 Funded 11/79-10/80 Nuclear Methods in Environmental and 'l Energy Research i, ( 1 S. Morris, J. Vogt Trace Element Exposure from Human NIH 82,154 Funded 01/79-12/80 l I Milk and Formulae i 3

i a lPRINCIPALINVESTIGATOR/ MURR INTERFACE GRANT TITLE AGENCY AMOUNT STATUS / PERIOD l S. Morris Region III Criminalistics Lab. Mid-Missouri 34,020 Funded l Council on i ?) Criminal Justice l 3 i l

5. Morris Mid-Missouri Criminalistics Lab Missouri Dept.

18,763 Funded 07/80-06/81 ] of Public Safety l H. Anderson, S. Morris Equipment for Trace Element Analysis NSF 19,500 Funded 08/80-07/81 of Biomedical Samples via Neutron 1 Activation J. O'Connor, J. Vogt Nuclear Techniques Applied to EPA $ 133,019 Pending Hazardous Waste Monitoring 1 j J. Vogt Characterization of Chemical Elements DOE $ 243,391 Re-Submitted l { in Coal Production Handling, I Conversion and Utilization t 1

f M. Glascock, J. Vogt.

Determination of Leachable Boron DOE 24,868 Re-Submitted j D. James from Fly Ashes by Prompt Gamma Activation f R. Benfer, A. Benfer/ Man-Environment Interactions in a NSF $ 226.882 Re-Submitted 4 J. Vogt Fog Oasis: The Demography, Health, l Archaeology and Ecology of the j People of Paloma } Union Electric /S. Morris Reactor Monitoring with a CdTe UE 3,400 Funded Detector j I

p. Glascock Prompt Gamma Facility Equipment NSF 55,000 Pending Science Applications, Inc./

NAA of Chlorine in Milk SA 10,000 Funded 01/80-12/80 J. Vogt 4 ! Chicago Sanitary Distr./ NAA of Air Filters CSD 4,600 Funded 01/79-12/79 i J. Vogt i Y ) ] I 4

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I MURR INTERFACE GRANT TITLE AGENCY AMOUNT STATUS / PERIOD Monsanto/D. James NAA of Iron in Silicon Monsanto 5,375 Funded 09/79-06/80 I

j Mallinckrodt Nuclear / Quality Control Analysis of MN 735 Funded 07/79-06/80 Iron-59 - } S. Morris, V. Spate 4 National Bureau of WAA of Environmental Samples NBS 2,500 Funded 09/79-06/80 Standards /J. Vogt ' ( H. Mullen /S. Morris, Co-60 Irradiation of Mice UMC 1,250 Funded 07/79-06/80 V. Spate 5 R. Rowlett/S. Morris, Co-60 Irradiation of TLD Samples Corps of 1,600 Funded 01/79-10/80 ' V. Spate Engineers I l Univ. of Kentucky / Activation Analysis of Brain Tissue NIH 2,200 Funded 07/79-06/80 l J J. Vogt Monsanto/S. Morris, Gama-Ray Spectroscopy of Silicon Monsanto 21,000 Funded 07/79-06/80 y V. Spate K. Nolph/S. Morris . Activation Analysis of CAPD Samples NIH 4,500 Funded 01/80-10/80 .f Dow Chemical /M. Glascock Activation Analysis of Cl, Br, and I Dow Chemical 3,300 Funded 05/80-10/80 h in Magnesium e ' 1 V. James /W. Yelon Neutron Diffraction Studies of Some AR0 48K Funded / Year 1 Rare Earth Transition Metal Deuterides, R M"23 x and RFe D I D 6 3x I

f. Millich/G. Zerbi/

Lattice Dynamics from Neutron and NSF-AR0 30,000 Funded / Year W. Yelon, D. Mildner Optical Spectroscopy of Polymeric Materials W. Velon Precision Measurement Grant - MUGS National Bureau 25,000 Rejected / Year of Standards F 2 4

1m. t s PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR / MURR INTERFACE GRANT TITLE AGENCY AMOUNT STATUS / PERIOD f'. 3 ~ S. Werner/W Yelon Neutron Scattering Center, Regional NSF $ 500,000 Rejected / Year Instrumentation Facilities J j M. Schreiber/W. Yelon Characterization of Terrestrial and NASA 20,000 Funded / Year -3 j Space Grown HgI2 ) j E. Schlemper Neutron Diffraction and Other Studies NSF $ 187,640 Rejected of Short Hydrogen Bonds t i 4 5 D. Alger Intergovernmental Personnel Agreement Dept. of 24,957 Funded / Year i to Spend One Year at National Bureau Commerce of Standards Reactor Facility D. Alger, C. Edwards, Utilization of the University of DOE 96,253 Pending G. Schlapper Missouri Research Reactor Waste Heat 4 C. McKibben, R. Brugger, University of Missouri Research Reactor DOE 40,000 Funded / Year j D. Alger Facility, University Reactor Sharing Program S. Loyalka, D. Alger, Heat Transfer Loop Development for NSF 13,600 Pending G. Schlapper, W. Meyer, Student Training

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R. Brugger D. Alger, Research Reactor Fuel Fabricator DOE $ 576,206 Funded C. McKibben, G. Schlapper, e D. McGinty S. Werner Neutron Schr0dinger Waves NSF/ Physics $ 124,000 Funded 02/80-02/82 NSF/ Materials 60,000 Funded 06/78-01/81 j S. Werner, W. Yelon Neutron Scattering Studies of V 023 Science s H. Taub, R. Berliner Neutron Scattering Study of the NSF $ 124,000 Funded /3 Year Structure and Dynamics of Adsorbed i 1 i Hydrocarbons i

.. g I ? PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR / MURR INTERFACE GRANT TITLE AGENCY AMOUNT. STATUS / PERIOD H. Taub Neutron Scattering Study of the ACS-Petroleum 30,000 Pending l{ Structure and Dynamics of Adsorbed Res. Fund y Hydrocarbons H. Taub Neutron Scattering Study of the Research 14,000 Pending Structure and Dynamics of Adsorbed Corporation H Hydrocarbons H H. Taub Study of the Structure and Dynamics NSF/US-France 54,000 Pending 1 of Simple Hydrocarbons Adsorbed on Program Graphite R. Brugger H. Taub, Study of the Adsorption of Hydro-NATO 4,000 Funded / Year l G. A11 dredge, F. Hansen carbon Molecules on Graphite i M. Prelas/G. Schlapper Steady-State Nuclear Pumped Lasers NSF 40,000 Funded /2-1/2 Year to. Miller /R. Brugger Fusion Energy Device Neutron NSF 98,000 Rejected Spectrum Generator j W. Miller /R. Brugger A Thermal Neutron Driven 14Fev NSF 98,000 Pending I I Neutron Generator J i s S. Loyalka/G. Schlapper Heat Transfer Laboratory NSF 19,650 Rejected / l Re-Submitted 8 L R. Brugger, G. Schlapper Tomography of a 37 Pin FFTF Fuel 00E/ANL 4,000 Funded / Year Assembly i S. Loyalka/G. Schlapper Test Flow Loop DOE 9,600 Submitted M. Prelas/G. Schlapper Photochemical H Production Using a UMC/Weldon 10,000 Funded / Year i 2 Nuclear Reactor Springs l M. Prelas/G. Schlapper Chemical Synthesis from Nuclear NSF 95,356 Submitted Energy

us .l e t i PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR / MURR INTERFACE GRANT TITLE AGENCY AMOUNT STATUS / PERIOD M. Prelas/G. Schlapper Rural Energy Planning Guide UMC-Rural 14,000 Funded / Year Dev. Project M. Prelas/G. Schlapper Equipment for Transient Phenomena NSF 20,000 Submitted Instrumentation Development ,l An Investigator of Nuclear Pumped 00D $ 150,000 Submitted 0} M. Prelas/G. Schlapper Production, Transport, and) Utilization j of Metastable Species 02 ( 6) N2 (Y"l) }'l J. Meese Advanced Techniques for Transmutation Air Force $ 148,000 Funded 02/78-06/80 -j Compensation of Extrinsic Silicon Materials Lab Detectors d-J. Meese Advanced Techniques for Transmutation Air Force 28,013 10 months Compensation of Extrinsic Silicon Materials Lab Detectors (Extension) E. Schlemper Research Instrumentation Proposal to NSF 70,000 Funded 11/79-10/80 National Science Foundation Chemistry f i Division fj} H. Taub Multi-Detector-Data Acquisition NSF 29,750 Pending l ] System for Elastic Neutron Diffrac-j tion Studies of Adsorbed Hydrocarbons C. Tompson Neutron Scattering Studies of the NSF 66,738 Rejected Magnetic Structures in Rare Earth Borides G. Larsen Research and Development of a NSF 34,000 Re-Submitted f{ Quantitative Acoustic Microscope Facility i: A. Krawitz Use of Strain-Induced Phase Trans-Reed Rock Bit 20,000 Funded fonnation Behavior to Improve Cemented Carbide Fracture Resistance i s n

F z fi I 9 l 1 li PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR / MURR INTERFACE GRANT TITLE AGENCY AMOUNT STATUS / PERIOD ! i M. Prelas Chemical Synthesis Using Energetic NSF 95,523 Pending ) l' _ { Particles from Nuclear Reactions

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H. Mullen Cellular Mechanisms Regulating USPH 33,453 Funded Antibody Production R. Brugger Tomography Test ANL 2,713 Completed 1* 'j A. Srivastava Development of a low Swelling NSF 10,500 Pending Structural Material i i Il; i 1 1 e f 4 b 1

T--- i RADI0IS0 TOPES SUPPLIED BY MURR -- JULY 1979 - JUNE 1980 l i 'l ISOTOPES PRODUCED OR HANDLED WERE: Cadmium-115 Indium-115m Strontium-85 Calcium-45 Iodine-125 Tantalum-182 Cerium-141 Lanthanum-140 Tellurium-129 f Chromium-51 Phosphorus-32 Tellurium-131 j Cobalt-60 Potassium-42 Terbium-160 -l Europium-169 Rhenium-186 Tin-ll3 Gadolinium-159 Samarium-153 Ytterbium-169 i J Gold-198 Scandium-46 i Indium-113m Sodium-24 i It f{ One 40 mci Sn-113/In-113m generator was supplied to Kansas University Medical Center for gastric l emptying studies. l l4 Six Cd-ll5/In-ll5m generators of 15m Ci each were supplied to Harry S. Truman V.A. Hospital, Columbia, l 4 for abscess imaging studies in conjunction with UMMC. j b. One Cd-115/115m generator each was supplied to the University of Chicago and Washington University i L Medical School for thrombus detection. Samples of A1, C (graphite), Ti and V were analyzed for G. Schupps (UMC-Physics). L.j Thirty-five targets prepared and activity calculations made for high-level Na-24 production in service to power reactors. j 1 i Patent application made for Ce-115/In-115m generator. I I i Six different isotopes supplied for use in radiochemistry laboratory course work, UMC (Chemistry). l ;l' 4 l l

1 NEUTRON RADIOGRAPHS MADE AT MURR -- JULY 1979 - JUNE 1980 FACULTY / STUDENT CAMPUS / DEPARTMENT SUBJECT H D. Alger/A. Krawitz MURR/PAE Test radiograph of a WC-Co Die Roll for Teledyne/ ? j Firth-Sterling .1 .j D. Alger/T. Liu MURR/UMC-NE Evaluation of Boron Hemogeneity in "Boral" Plates for Brooks and Perkins i D. Alger/J. Lindsay MURR/UMC-NE Evaluation of Graphite Composite Materials for McDonnell-Douglas ~j D. Alger/J. Domanus MURR/RISD National Dimensional Measurements of Reactor Fuel Pins l Laboratory, Denmark j D. Alger MURR Testing of Electronic Circuit Components for Bendix Corp. '9 D. Alger/T. Liu MURR/UMC-NE General Neutron Radiographic Services to MURR J. Lindsay Staff and Nuclear Engineering Students to Support their Program f i l l j \\ \\ A

MURR USE FOR NEUTRON ACTIVAfl0N ANALYSIS - JULY 1979 - JUNE 1980 IRRADIATIONS: Pneumatic Tube: 4702 irradiations, 6,648 samples I_n-Pool : 71 irradiations,1,540 samples E.LEMENTS DETERMINED: Na Ti 'As Sn Lu Sm Mg V Se Sb Eu Hf Al Cr Br I Ce Ge Si Mn Rb Cs Ta Sc S Fe Sr Ba Tb Zn Cl Co Ru La Th Ca K Ni Ag Yb U Cu 11 Gel Cd N H MATRICES ANALYZED: Magnesium Refined sulfur Uranium ore Clay Brain Coal Gold ore Surgical tools Human milk Bones Lead Liver Cow's milk Chert Barium sulfide Rat food Infant formulae Fescue Quartz Fly ash Obsidian Horse Hair Silicon Dust l Dialysis fluids Human hair Blood serum Meteorites Halogenated organics Paint Whole blood Volcanic ash Feces Glass Air filters Urine Catalysts Fibers Pottery Well water i Magnets Gunshot residue i

'Y CD - 60 FACILITY ESEARDI - ELY 1979 - ITE 1980 UNIVERSITY & FACULTY /MJRR TITLE m BRIEF DESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT STAFF STUDENTS OF RFSEARCH Salisbury High School G. Thurmar./V. Spate 5 Students Evaluation of embryonic and fertility J. S. Morris reactions in mice UMC - Agronorqy T. Morgan /V. Spate N. Myracle Effects of radiation on corn and soybean l< germination and maturation J. S. Morris ( UMC - Agronomy T. Morgan /V.. Spate R. Johnson Effects of radiation on soil, corn and soybeans g ? UMC - Soil Microbiology G. Wagner /V. Spate S. Angle Sterilization of fungal spores in soil i samples Irradiation damage studies of fasteners l Locktite Corp. R. Thompson /V. Spate l S. Gunn i A Irradiation effects on fruit flies Stephens College A. Hoerter/V. Spate l Sterilization of' Soil Samples f Midwest Research Inst. M. Fletcher /V. Spate i UMC - Vet. Microbiol. O. Brown /V. Spate H. Amash Enzyme inactivation' in cells Biological effects of low level irradia-UMC - Biochemistry D. Luckey/V. Spate tion J. S. Morris gj f UMC - Medicine H. Mullen /V. Spate A. Light Co-60 irradiation of mice to suppress their f J. S. Morris A. Wilson irmiune response system I l Thermoluminescence dating studies in i [; l UMC - Anthropology R. Rowlett/V. Spate l J. S. Morris archaeology Dating studies for Truman Dam Program + 4 U.S. Corps of Engrs. R. Rowlett/V. Spate J. S. Morris l l; 1 _]

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l l 0THER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS SUPPORTED BY MURR -- JULY 1979 - JUNE 1980 AARHUS UNIVERSITY-deb' MARK KANSAS UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY LINCOLN UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY CNRS-GRENOBLE MCMASTER UNIVERSITY ECOLE POLYTECHNIC MONTREAL NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY FORDHAM UNIVERSITY OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY HAHN MEITNER INSTITUTE-BERLIN POLYTECHNIC 0 MILANO IDAHO STATE UNIFERSITY PURDUE UNIVERSITY RANDOLPH MACON WOMEN'S COLLEGE INDIANA UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE LAU LANGEVIN-GRENOBLE RICE UNIVERSITY l IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY SALISBURY HIGH SCHOOL ISRAEL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY KANSAS UNIVERSITY SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY t t

OTHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS SUPPORTED BY MURR -- (CONTINUED) SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK-BUFFALO UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN STEPHENS COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MILAN TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF DENMARK UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY KEBANGSAAM NAKATSUA-MALAYSIA UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY OF BERN UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-LOS ANGELES UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF TRIESTE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE AND STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY MEDICAL SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS

STATE AND FEDERAL AGENCIES SUPPORTED BY MURR -- JULY 1979 - JUNE 1980 ARGONNE NATIONAL LABORATORY NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS ARMY RESEARCH OFFICE NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH BROOXHAVEN NATIONAL LABORATORY NATIONAL SCIECE FOUNDATION CHICAGO METROPOLITAN SANITARY DISTRICT OAK RIDGE NATIONAL LABORATORY ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY ROCKWELL HANFORD INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY U.S. AIR FORCE LOS ALAMOS SCIENTIFIC LABORATORY U.S. ARMY, ACADEMY OF HEALTH SCIENCES MID-t11SSOURI COUNCIL ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE U.S. CORPS OF ENGINEERS MISSOURI HIGHWAY PATROL U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE MISSOURI STATE CANCER RESEARCH CENTER U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY > NATIONAL AERONATUICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION U.S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR

% Q.f.: '.~ L. L 3: 7 M.,Q- [;*..(( r r;.1. N ' u V ~ Q % '" i %. W .:.;g : e:m c T~- .c M ;;; w 8 e,; M %1 - ^3 I d MID-MISSOURI REGIONAL CRIP.INALISTICS LABORATORY ACTIVITIES -- JULY 1979 - JUNE 1980 1i EVIDENCE MATERIAL NO, OF CASES COURT APPEARANCES Gunshot Residue 42 7 Hair Comparison 3 2 Glass Comparison 1 0 Drug Analysis 64 51 Activation Analysis was used in the investigation and prosecution of 46 cases. All of these involved "Part I Crimes" which is the FBI's category for the most serious violent crimes against persons. l These cases were: l Murder: 18 cases Forcible Rape: 3 cases Felonious Assault: 14 cases It is significant to noEe Ehat Activation Analysis is requested primarily for those crimes that the l FBI has categorized as having the most devastating effects on its victims. LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES SERVED l Columbia Police Department Booneville Police Department Troy Police Department j University of Missouri Police Dept. Webster Groves Police Dept. Missouri Highway Patrol, Troop F l Boone County Sheriff's Department Missouri Highway Patrol, Troop B Sturgeon Police Department Cole County Sheriff's Department Mexico Dept. of Public Safety Callaway County Sheriff's Dept. Ashland Police Department Fayette Police Department Parkville Police Department Cooper County Sheriff's Dept. Fulton Police Department Jackson County Sheriff's Dept. l

s I ) I MURR RESEARCH DIRECTLY RELATED TO MISSOURI -- JULY 1979 -_ JUNE 1980 j G Studies on High Impact Polysterene for Monsanto on SANS. l 9 Development of Cd-115/In-ll5m generator for Mallinckrodt Nuclear. ] 9 Development of neutron transmutation doping of semiconductors for the semiconductor civision of Monsanto + Corporation, St. Peters, M0. f 3 9 Activation analysis of physical evidence for Missouri law enforcement agencies. Work on gunshot residue, glass, hair and paint has aided in solving numerous murder and rape cases. 9 Research on chromium concentrations in blood serum has been used to study possible treatments for diabetic l children in Central Missouri. G The study of selenium in livestock, using activation analysis, may lead to supplementation with selenium for treatment of several diseases related to selenium deficiencies. ( q G Trace elements in early Indian bones excavated near Truman Dam may provide information on diets and nutrition of early Missourians. 1 i G The use of non-radioactive elements - such as cerium - as tracers, followed by activation analysis, has provided much new information on forage digestibility and rate of passage in sheep and cattle. 9 Trace element analysis of flint and chert used by Missouri Indians for tools and arrowheads is contributing ' new information on the trading patterns of these people.

L f L N l} r a MURR RESEARCH RELATED TO ENERGY DEVELOPMENT AND CONSERVATION -- JULY 1979 - JUNE 1980 } O Fusion is identified as the major source of energy in the 21st century. Scientists at the MURR are developing a I beam of neutrons which will have a spectra similar to the neutron spectra in a fusion reactor. These will then l .I be used to study materials damage and flux measurement technique development associated with a fusion power ^l source. k 4 g l i O Neutron transmutation doped silicon is used in the fabrication of very high power semiconductor devices which are used in controlling and switching functions in power plant grids by the electric power industry. The NTD technology has produced a higher quality device which allows these functions to be performed more economically. T 1 l l y-O The study of radiation damage effects on the fatigue properties of materials will yield information of use to the l fusion power reactor program. In a fusion power reactor the confinement walls will be subjected to high periodic l t mechanical loading and also radiation damage. It is, therefore, important to understand the relationship between [ } these two phenomenon. I ) O Research aimed at evaluating the mobilization of hazardous trace elements from fly ash disposal sites into the environment has made significant progress. New techniques developed may lead to more accurate and realistic i estimates of possible harmful effects. i l O cemented carbide rock drilling bits are used for exploration and production of oil and gas as well as for mining ore. Research with Reed Rock Bit is aimed at increased service life to reduce drilling costs. I ( O Development of a reactor waste heat system to provide space heating for a new addition to the Research Reactor Facility. q 2 O Evaluation of system to heat all of the Research Reactor Facility with reacter waste heat. f 1 l l 1

7 h I l MURR RESEARCH RELATED TO ENERGY DEVELOPMENT AND CONSERVATION -- (CONTINUED) O The search for suitable anode materials for high energy and power density lithium sulfur battery systems has focused attention on some intermetallic compounds because of their relative stability compared to pure liquid lithium. B-LiAl is a promising material due to its light weight, availability and relatively high mobility of lithium atoms. O Activation analysis of boron leaching from fly ash will aid in the evaluation of any potential environmental distribution of this element from coal combustion. l O Development of MURR Fuel Management Program. I O Research conducted on increased loading of MURR fuel elements; f Advantages of Increased Uranium Loading of Fuel Elements j e Conserve natural resources e Reduction in spent fuel storage and shipments e Reduction of safeguards threat o Economic advantages O Facility heating conversion to reactor waste heat - under contract to George Butler Association of Kansas City i for preliminary study and report plus design of system. Grant proposal submitted to DNR for 50% funding, r l

I l INDUSTRIES SUPPORTED BY MURR -- JULY 1979 - JUNE 1980 ALPHA-0MEGA ELI LILLY & COMPANY AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION EXXON AMERSHAM CORPORATION FORD l AMOCO GAMMA INDUSTRIES ARGONNE NATIONAL LABORATORY GENERAL ATOMIC p ARMY RESEARCH OFFICE GENERAL ELECTRIC ISOTOPE PRODUCTION BELL LABORATORIES GENERAL MOTORS j BLOCK DRUG CORPORATION HITACHI MAGNETICS ii BROOKHAVEN NATIONAL LABORATORY HUGHES AIRCRAFT 1 1 j BURROUGHS IBM 1 ~ j CATERPILLAR TRACTOR COMPANY ICN COMBUSTION ENGINEERING I.M. FUCHS l COOK NUCLEAR PLANT ISOTOPE PRODUCTS DOW CHEMICAL J.T. BAKER COMPANY I DU PONT DE NEMOURS KOMATSU ELECTRONIC METALS EG&G-SANTA BARBARA LEVER BROTHERS i } e

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