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An introduction to nuclear chemistry

An introduction to nuclear chemistry

An introduction to nuclear chemistry

This book covers the following topics: Fundamental properties of nuclei, simple nuclear thermodynamics, types of nuclear reactions, instruments for the detection of radiation, artificial radioactivity, chemical methods of isolation and concentration, stable isotopes and masses.

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