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Observed resonance absorption integrals are reported for 42 elements, ten of which have not been examined hitherto. The method involves an accurate measurement of the reactivity of a reactor when the specimen is inserted into the core, and gives the resonance absorption integral for the epicadmium spectrum of the reactor.