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The Closed Tritium Cycle of the Tritium Laboratory Karlsruhe

Fusion Science and Technology, 2005
The Tritium Laboratory Karlsruhe (TLK) was commissioned with tritium in 1994 and since then has continuously improved its infrastructure and has expanded its experimental activities. With a fully closed tritium cycle and the license to handle 40 g of tritium TLK is an almost unique experimental facility.
Dörr, L.   +6 more
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Thermalization of the muonic tritium atom in deuterium-tritium mixtures

Physical Review A, 1986
Thermalization of hot t\ensuremath{\mu} atoms formed in ${\mathrm{D}}_{2}$-DT-${\mathrm{T}}_{2}$ mixtures and relaxation of the triplet hyperfine state of t\ensuremath{\mu} are treated by Monte Carlo simulation. The cross sections for collisions with molecular targets are derived from cross sections for collisions with the component atoms.
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Metabolism and Dosimetry of Tritium

Health Physics, 1993
This document was prepared as a review of the current knowledge of tritium metabolism and dosimetry. The physical, chemical, and metabolic characteristics of various forms of tritium are presented as they pertain to performing dose assessments for occupational workers and for the general public.
R L, Hill, J R, Johnson
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Tritium Measurement II—Tritium in Plasma

2016
In D–T burning plasma , the fueled ion density ratio nD/nT is a key parameter to control the fusion output power. The requirements in ITER are briefly described, namely the range of density ratio, spatial locations (core, edge, wall, and divertor), and spatial/time resolutions.
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Tritium in Radioautography

Science, 1951
P J, FITZGERALD   +3 more
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Tritium from Russia

Science, 1996
Harold M. Agnew (Editorial, [13 Sept., p. 1475][1]) has proposed that the United States buy annually from Russia the supply of tritium expected to be needed for U.S. nuclear weapons in about 10 to 12 years and argues that this approach would be substantially cheaper than either the accelerator approach to producing tritium or its production in ...
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Anthropogenic Tritium: Inventory, Discharge, Environmental Behavior and Health Effects

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2021
Feng-Chen Li, Baojie Nie, Sheng Fang
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Tritium in Nature

Science, 1951
A V, Grosse   +3 more
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Tritium decay catastrophe

Applied Radiation and Isotopes
The phenomenon of tritium decay catastrophe is introduced. A technical example is provided regarding the radioligand [methoxy-3H] levosulpiride whose long-term behavior is consistent with the concept of tritium decay catastrophe.
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