Radioisotope   (translated from French)
Radioisotope radioisotopes or radionuclides, contraction of radioactivity and of ... is with an excess of both. The radioisotopes exist naturally or are produced artificially by ... in one nuclear engine. In médecine , the radioisotopes are largely used at ends of diagnosis or of research. Radioisotopes present naturally or introduced into body, emit ... specific. When they are used thus the radioisotopes are called tracers. radiotherapy use also ...
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Fission product
... but also a considerable number of the radioisotopes have half lives longer than a day ... 137 Cs are the main long lived radioisotopes. Krypton Some radioactive krypton is formed by ... of strontium is quite low, the strontium radioisotopes are very important as strontium is a ... to stable xenon-132. Iodine Several iodine radioisotopes are made by the fission process, please ... table 1 in chapter two lists the radioisotopes released in the fire. The percentage ...
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Radionuclide
... chemists and biologists as radioactive isotopes or radioisotopes, and play an important part in the ... reactors, particle accelerators or by radionuclide generators. Radioisotopes produced with nuclear reactors exploit the high ... at a target to produce positron emitting radioisotopes e.g. fluorine-18. Radionuclide generators contain ... atmospheric carbon would be radioactive. In medicine, radioisotopes are used for diagnosis, treatment, and research ... computed tomography and positron emission tomography scanning. Radioisotopes are also a promising method of ...
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Radioactive waste
... radon. The radon decays to form solid radioisotopes which form coatings on the inside of ... all nuclear waste diminishes with time. All radioisotopes contained in the waste have a half ... further complicated by the fact that many radioisotopes decay immediately to a stable state, but ... metals from aqueous mixtures [7]. After the radioisotopes are absorbed onto the ferric hydroxide the ...
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Carbon-14   (translated from French)
... Radiation Laboratory is manufacture in its cyclotrons radioisotopes for biomedical research. At the end of ... or oxygenates it 18 which can replace radioisotopes like biological tracers. It offers to Kamen ... of 37 and 60 inches to seek radioisotopes of higher radioactive half-lives for the ...
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Chernobyl accident effects
... the form of both particle and gaseous radioisotopes, and is the most significant unintentional release ... date. The effects of the release of radioisotopes by the Chernobyl accident are the subject ... products page for a discussion of cesium radioisotopes. Global effect The IAEA notes that, while ...
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Chernobyl accident
... A short report on the release of radioisotopes from the site can be read at ... here. Only a short description of the radioisotopes released will be made here. It is ... to note that the release of the radioisotopes from the nuclear fuel was largely controled ...
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Nuclear fuel
... the damaged fuel. Already the release of radioisotopes from fuel under different conditions has been ... the radioisotope piezoelectric generator. These systems use radioisotopes that produce low energy beta particles or ... Bremsstrahlung radiation that would require heavy shielding. Radioisotopes such as tritium, nickel-63, promethium-147 ...
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Atomic battery
... or seconds depending on the charge rate. Radioisotopes Used Atomic batteries use radioisotopes that produce low energy beta particles or ... Bremsstrahlung radiation that would require heavy shielding. Radioisotopes such as tritium, nickel-63, promethium-147 ...
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Talk:Radioactive contamination
... for their specific properties (such as medical radioisotopes) or as a byproduct (such as fission products). Some radioisotopes exist in nature, including uranium, thorium, and some isotopes of potassium and carbon. Radioisotopes share the property of spontaneous transformation, where ...
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