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Airborne Radioiodine: A Comparative View of Chemical Forms in Medicine, Nuclear Industry, and Fallout Scenarios. [PDF]
Int J Mol SciSchomäcker K +6 more
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Fate and Transformation of Landfill Leachate Dissolved Organic Nitrogen and Its Implications for Estuarine Algal Growth. [PDF]
ACS ES T WaterAhmed MA +5 more
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Small modular nuclear reactors for developing countries: Expectations and evidence. [PDF]
PNAS NexusFriess F, Siddiqui M, Ramana MV.
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Role of RGO and RGO-Pt as an attractive electrocatalyst for efficient electrochemical reduction of U(VI) in HNO<sub>3</sub>. [PDF]
Sci RepPal KK +4 more
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Reviews of Modern Physics, 1999
The story of fission is a story of drama and emotion, and it is a story that demonstrates possibly better than any other the overwhelming importance of modern physics to the events of this past century. Its discovery, or more properly, its identification, was delayed for a surprisingly long time after the phenomenon had in fact been induced in several ...
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The story of fission is a story of drama and emotion, and it is a story that demonstrates possibly better than any other the overwhelming importance of modern physics to the events of this past century. Its discovery, or more properly, its identification, was delayed for a surprisingly long time after the phenomenon had in fact been induced in several ...
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1973
To the Editor.— A letter from Mr. Mustard commenting on nuclear reactor safety appeared inThe Journal(223:1158, 1973). His letter is full of errors of fact as well as interpretation. Mr. Mustard's letter begins with a reference to "the fallacy of coal-fired plants creating radioactivity," and "the fact is that coal-fired plants emit no fission ...
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To the Editor.— A letter from Mr. Mustard commenting on nuclear reactor safety appeared inThe Journal(223:1158, 1973). His letter is full of errors of fact as well as interpretation. Mr. Mustard's letter begins with a reference to "the fallacy of coal-fired plants creating radioactivity," and "the fact is that coal-fired plants emit no fission ...
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2023
The present chapter is thoroughly dedicated to nuclear power reactors to understand its fundamental conceptions. It also envelops the ancient background and constructed nuclear fission reactors, important components of nuclear reactors, thermal reactors, heavy water, moderator reactors, graphite-gas moderator reactors, and accelerator-driven ...
Ritesh Kohale +2 more
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The present chapter is thoroughly dedicated to nuclear power reactors to understand its fundamental conceptions. It also envelops the ancient background and constructed nuclear fission reactors, important components of nuclear reactors, thermal reactors, heavy water, moderator reactors, graphite-gas moderator reactors, and accelerator-driven ...
Ritesh Kohale +2 more
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