This review is based largely on a computerized keyword search of Chemical Abstracts for the period from mid-1983 to mid-November 1985. Approximately 50% of the nearly 2000 abstracts considered were found by searching with the keyphrase radiochemical analysis. Nuclear analytical chemistry is now clearly a mature field; breakthroughs in methodology are now rare, but innovative applications of nuclear techniques continue to increase. Some of the most interesting developments in the last few years have been the use of activatable (The term activatable is more commonly used in the radiochemical literature and will be used in the remainder of this review.) elemental or enriched isotope tracers in environmental studies, preirradiation derivatization or chemical separations to permit enhanced sensitivity or speciation, nuclear microprobe techniques, unique applications of prompt ..gamma.. neutron activation analysis, and accelerator-based dating methods that replace low activity counting methods. Publications in less common languages are included in this review only where the material covered is not represented in a more widely used language. Publications in major scientific languages other than English are included when an informative abstract in Chemical Abstracts (CA) can be cited. Laboratory or government reports and conference proceedings that may be difficult to obtain have generallymore » been omitted. CA citations are appended to references where the language is other than English or where the publication is in a less accessible journal or report. 537 references, 5 tables.« less

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