Synthesis and applications of 18O standards for nuclear reaction analysis
A new method to synthesize 18O standard samples to be used in nuclear reaction analyses is proposed and investigated. This method consists of obtaining a Si18O2 film on a Si substrate using a natural abundance SiO2 film as a passivation layer to prevent the isotopically enriched film to be exposed t...
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