Abstract
Variations in two radiotracer techniques are described and compared in their application to Problems involving the distribution and chemical form of cerium and titanium in steel. The relative advantages of macroautoradiography, microautoradiography, radioactivity measurements of surfaces, and radiometric analysis of thin samples are discussed.
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