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radiation chemistry

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radiation chemistry: see radiochemistry radiochemistry, chemistry of radioactive substances (see radioactivity ). Radioactive isotopes are very useful as tracers to study the mechanisms of complex organic reactions, since even minute amounts of these isotopes are easily detected by means of a Geiger
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In our previous publication, heat defects were calculated by a computer simulation which used model III to describe the radiation chemistry [1].
Water calorimetry: a correction to the heat defect calculations by Ross, Carl K. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
The radiation chemistry of polymers dates back to the end of the 1940s (refs.
Electron beam curing of EPDM by Gehring, J. / Rubber World
Michael Simic, of the Radiation Chemistry and Chemical Dosimetry Group at the National Bureau of Standards in Gaithersburg, Md.
The gamma-ray gourmet: scientists cook up tests for irradiated food by Weiss, Rick / Science News
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