「Radio-Activity」の共起表現一覧(1語右で並び替え)
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Owing to its strong | radioactivity, actinium glows in the dark with a pale bl |
anium as the absorber was that the natural | radioactivity allowed the calorimeter's sensitivity to b |
ch in the emerging fields of radiation and | radioactivity and some of the Hunter's Hill radium was s |
twin themes of the songs, half being about | radioactivity and the other half about activity on the r |
es, the Institut Curie, and the history of | radioactivity and oncology. |
tains a permanent historical exhibition on | radioactivity and its applications, notably in medicine, |
nt heights, on which devices for measuring | radioactivity and for meteorological science are install |
he abundances of decay-products of natural | radioactivity, and is used in most long-lived radiometri |
o the future, which has been devastated by | radioactivity, but her plans are foiled by Victor and Dr |
obyl disaster released from 5 to 12 EBq of | radioactivity, but this radiation is not concentrated in |
There are also signs of | radioactivity, but the cause of the difficulties itself |
This quantity of | radioactivity can produce serious health effects with on |
han radioactive hazards, though there is a | radioactivity concern if prepared with enriched uranium. |
The curie (symbol Ci) is a unit of | radioactivity, defined as |
CSN initially estimated that total | radioactivity detected was about 235,000 becquerels. |
There were no fatalities and no release of | radioactivity detected, though the ash involved in the f |
Marie Curie, one of the pioneers of | radioactivity, died of cancer caused by radiation exposu |
Radioactivity from the test was detected outside of Neva | |
In addition to elevated levels of | radioactivity, heavy metals mobilized in acid mine drain |
was responsible for only one per cent. of | radioactivity in Ireland, and went on to "award the star |
Various doses of | radioactivity in sieverts, ranging from trivial to letha |
assium-40 is the largest source of natural | radioactivity in animals and humans. |
Also, due to the | radioactivity in the reactor structure, decommissioning |
he exclusion zone around Chernobyl and the | radioactivity in the air downwind was measured. |
Although the activation induces | radioactivity in the object, its level is typically low |
cumulated some 4.44 exabecquerels (EBq) of | radioactivity, including 3.6 EBq of Caesium-137 and 0.74 |
acid group of tyrosine because tracking of | radioactivity indicated that tyrosine undergoes decarbox |
The complexly varying instrument internal | radioactivity interestingly complicated the analysis of |
st number of processes are able to release | radioactivity into the environment, for example the acti |
Due to the higher | radioactivity involved, batch processing waited 83 to 10 |
"supergrade" fission fuel, which has less | radioactivity, is used in the primary stage of US Navy n |
ho explained, with Ernest Rutherford, that | radioactivity is due to the transmutation of elements, n |
Radioactivity is also seen in the bladder. | |
Radioactivity is usually measured in these procedures us | |
The amount of | radioactivity is proportional to the serum IgE for the a |
Whether or not the | radioactivity is of 'major concern' is mostly a financia |
often within radiochemistry the absence of | radioactivity leads to a substance being described as be |
ntal groups have voiced concerns about the | radioactivity levels of the cooling water of both these |
say the nuclear waste aboard the train has | radioactivity levels twice as high as those generated by |
ral Maches) is an obsolete unit of volumic | radioactivity named for the Austrian physicist Heinrich |
Radium, familiar with the real hazards of | radioactivity, naturally took extensive precautions to p |
part per trillion, that corresponds to the | radioactivity of 0.1 picocuries (pCi)/g. |
eys, bathymetry and sedimentation, natural | radioactivity of ocean waters and sediments, study of ab |
radon compounds is limited because of the | radioactivity of radon. |
In medicine, the | radioactivity of radium appeared to offer a means by whi |
Due to the | radioactivity of plutonium, all of its compounds, PuCl3 |
The high | radioactivity of einsteinium produces a visible glow and |
he experiments was to assess the effect of | radioactivity on the human body. |
tions do not produce neutrons, and thus no | radioactivity or nuclear waste, so they open for the fir |
ause it does not contain any heavy metals, | radioactivity, or other markers associated with inferior |
tical density, luminescence, fluorescence, | radioactivity, or something else. |
tain body parts or tumors (at low doses of | radioactivity) or treating tumors (at high doses of radi |
The | radioactivity present on the ground in Area 1 provides a |
However, the deadly | radioactivity produced by the engine would pollute the l |
In 2004, the measured | radioactivity released into the air amounted to 3.8 TBq/ |
Afloat after the tests but contaminated by | radioactivity, she was decommissioned on 29 August 1946, |
is to use a Geiger counter to measure the | radioactivity that is produced in a sheet of aluminum fo |
interaction responsible for some forms of | radioactivity, that acts on electrons, neutrinos, and qu |
t offer a value judgement on the safety of | radioactivity, the 1991 version drops all references to |
Geneva was declared free of | radioactivity the following day. |
Apart from | radioactivity, the water quality is also weakened by hum |
He wrote one of the first books on | radioactivity, The Becquerel rays and the properties of |
ch of radiochemistry deals with the use of | radioactivity to study ordinary chemical reactions. |
ster and at Cambridge University, studying | radioactivity under Sir Ernest Rutherford at the latter |
Radium's | radioactivity was so great that it could not be ignored. |
, Sam Ruben demonstrated unequivocally the | radioactivity was from Carbon-14. |
owever, if they allowed less time to pass, | radioactivity was found in only certain particles, which |
Hotspots of up to 250,000 becquerels of | radioactivity were identified where unburnt dials had be |
t a maximum of 84.95 million becquerels of | radioactivity were spilled. |
tion of the plant, and increased levels of | radioactivity were measured at the plant. |
ranium and discusses the positive benefits | radioactivity will bring, without due consideration to t |
men like Ernest Rutherford with sources of | radioactivity with which they could probe the structure |
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