James T. Dyke
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Also affiliated: Los Alamos National Laboratory (1991–2011); University of Arizona (1980–1991)
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James T. Dyke's research has focused on analytical chemistry methods, particularly in the context of nuclear materials and chemical analysis. His work includes the development of spectrophotometric methods for analyzing plutonium and nitric acid, utilizing techniques such as partial least-squares regression. He has also investigated fiber-optic sensors for measuring high acidities and explored the application of potential-pH diagrams to solvent extraction systems. Other areas of his research include the characterization of nuclear materials and the synthesis of lanthanide carbonates. Dyke's publication record spans several decades, with his most recent work appearing in 2014.
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- h-index: 6
- Publications: 15
- Citations: 122
Selected Publications
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Cocaine dependence and childhood maltreatment are associated with altered configurations of personality traits (2014)
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