4. Charged particle activation analysis

The method is known by the acronym CPAA (charged particles activation analysis ).

4.1 Nuclear reactions used

The charged particles most commonly used in activation analysis are light ones: protons, deuterons, tritons ( ${}_{1}^{1}H, {}_{2}^{2}H, {}_{1}^{3}H$ ), helions 3 and 4 ( ${}_{2}^{3}H e, {}_{2}^{4}H e$ ...

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