Hydrogen reduction is a useful technique for the reduction of oxide for the production of metal stable isotopes for nuclear targets. The theory behind the method is discussed and procedures for reduction of a number of elements are described. Reduced metals were rolled to foils, some as thin as a few hundred ug/cm2 microgrammes per square centimeter.
CLIFFORD Seamus;
GUO JI Xu;
INGELBRECHT Christopher Douglas;
POMEROY Michael;
1997-02-18
JRC14338
https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC14338,
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