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sulfur-35

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sulfur-35 [′səl·fər ‚thərd·ē′fīv]
(nuclear physics)
Radioactive sulfur with mass number 35; radiotoxic, with 87.1-day half-life, β radiation; derived from pile irradiation; used as a tracer to study chemical reactions, engine wear, and protein metabolism.


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But Simpson continued his work, and in 1989 he reported results from two new experiments -- one involving tritium and the other the radioactive isotope sulfur-35 -- that again pointed to a 17-keV particle.
 
 
 
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