decay product

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decay product

[di′kā ‚prä·dəkt]
(nuclear physics)
daughter
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However, the process of producing its daughter isotope is a rigorous task it represents a high value in terms of availability.
Technetium-99m Market Share, Growth Analysis & Trends Forecasted during 2016 -- 2024
Molybdenum-99 is the parent radioisotope obtained from uranium-235, and is used to produce the daughter isotope technetium-99m, which is used in many medical procedures.
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Mo-99 generators for the production of Tc-99m sodium pertechnetate containing Mo-99 adsorbed on a pre-treated alumina column contained with the daughter isotope Tc-99m.
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This daughter isotope can decay into another radioisotope, or the daughter isotope, that will continue the radioactive decay chain or decay into a stable element that ends the chain.
The time it takes for one-half of a parent isotope to decay to a daughter isotope is called a half-life.
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Moreover, in a brief span of time, an insufficient amount of daughter isotope would be formed to permit its precise measurement.
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Endress and his collaborators chose to study chromium-53, the daughter isotope of manganese-53, in carbonate fragments of the two CI chondrites known as Ivuna and Orgueil.
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When this crust is subducted into the deep mantle, the uranium in it would decay, over a billion years, into significant accumulations of uranium's daughter isotope, lead-206.
Conduits into Earth's inaccessible interior: hot plumes from deep within the planet bring up telltale chemical clues about the mantle
It is caused by differential mobilisation (or precipitation) of uranium or its daughter isotopes from the deposition site or by a lack of time for the accumulation of the daughter isotopes to reach a state of equilibrium after the uranium has been deposited.
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For this reason atoms have half-lives, which is the time it takes for half of whatever element it is to turn into other elements, called daughter isotopes. When one says that uranium-238 has a half-life of 4.4 billion years, it means that after that time half of it will have decayed into its daughter isotopes (mostly lead).
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