- is used in
medical applications,
industrial gauges, and hydrology.
Nonradioactive caesium compounds are only
mildly toxic, but the pure metal's tendency...
-
There are 40
known isotopes of
iodine (53I) from 108I to 147I; all
undergo radioactive decay except 127I,
which is stable.
Iodine is thus a monoisotopic...
- 134Xe is stable) as a
fission product and via
neutron capture from
nonradioactive 133Cs (neutron
capture cross section 29 barns),
which is a
common fission...
-
technique called carbon labeling: carbon-14
atoms can be used to
replace nonradioactive carbon, in
order to
trace chemical and
biochemical reactions involving...
-
radioactive tracers because they are
chemically very
similar to the
nonradioactive nuclides, so most chemical, biological, and
ecological processes treat...
- to mint coins. Historically, most
coinage metals are from the
three nonradioactive members of
group 11 of the
periodic table: copper,
silver and gold....
-
northern blotting for the
detection of
acetylcholinesterase mRNA the
nonradioactive technique was
compared to a
radioactive technique and
found as sensitive...
-
organic compounds include oxygen, nitrogen, sulfur, phosphorus, and the
nonradioactive halogens, as well as the
metals lithium and magnesium.
Organic compounds...
- thorium. If the rock
becomes molten, as
happens in Earth's mantle, such
nonradioactive end
products typically escape or are redistributed. Thus the age of...
- other. However, by
using isotopes of
different m****es, even
different nonradioactive stable isotopes can be
distinguished by m****
spectrometry or infrared...
