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1996
Environmental technetium is an important radioelement to which consideration must be given in order to guarantee safety in nuclear waste disposal. Various analysis methods for micro and ultramicro quantities of technetium are being developed and their merits and demerits are being evaluated.
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Environmental technetium is an important radioelement to which consideration must be given in order to guarantee safety in nuclear waste disposal. Various analysis methods for micro and ultramicro quantities of technetium are being developed and their merits and demerits are being evaluated.
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Journal of Chemical Education, 1959
Examines the isolation and chemistry of technetium and promethium and some of their compounds.
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Examines the isolation and chemistry of technetium and promethium and some of their compounds.
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Superconductivity of technetium and technetium carbide
Journal of the Less Common Metals, 1966A.L. Giorgi, E.G. Szklarz
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99Tc NMR of Technetium and Technetium - Ruthenium Metal Nanoparticles
2002The properties of metals are related to their electronic structure and crystal structure. Small clusters of metal atoms exhibit extraordinary physical and electronic properties, caused by size effects, namely, by the surface-to-volume ratio and discreteness of electronic levels [1].
Yu. B. Muravlev+3 more
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Electrochemistry of technetium
The International Journal of Applied Radiation and Isotopes, 1982Abstract Recent work on the electrochemistry of technetium is reviewed, covering the period 1973–1980. Topics include polarographic studies of aqueous pertechnetate, coulometric studies of aqueous pertechnetate at mercury cathodes, and electrochemistry of pertechnetate at solid electrodes.
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Chemistry of Technetium. I. Preparation of Technetium Heptoxide
Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1952J. W. Cobble+3 more
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Superconductivity of Technetium
Physical Review, 1953J. W. Cobble, J. G. Daunt
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