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We analyze cross sections for Quasi-Elastic inclusive scattering of electronson nuclei and show that the observed isolated peaks for relatively low $Q^2$are unique for the lightest targets. Focusing in particular on D and $^4$He, weinvestigate in two ways to what measure the above peaks can be allocated tonucleon-elastic processes. We first compute approximate upper limits for thenucleon-inelastic background in the Quasi-Elastic region due to inclusive$\Delta$ excitation, and find those to be small. Far more precise is asemi-phenomenological approach, where the dominance of nucleon-elasticprocesses is translated into a set of stringent requirements. We show thatthose are very well fulfilled for recent D data, and to a somewhat lesserextent for older D and $^4$He data. With knowledge of $G_{E,M}^p$ andinformation on $G_E^n$, we then extract $G_M^n$ and find agreement with valuesobtained by alternative methods. We discuss the sensitivity of the extractionmethod and mention future applications.Comment: 21 pages, 9 figures, revtex4, revised version, Phys. Rev. C, in pres

physical review. c. nuclear physics/physical review. c, nuclear physics

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Neutron magnetic form factorGMn(Q2)from quasielastic inclusive scattering data on D and