Titlebook: Uranium · Plutonium Transplutonic Elements; Harold C. Hodge,John B. Hursh,J. Newell Stannard Book 1973 Springer-Verlag/Berlin Heidelberg 1

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A History of the Transplutonic Elementseshold of possibly opening up a vast new storehouse of knowledge if the predictions of a “magic island” of stability are borne out by experiment and this subject will be covered lightly at the conclusion of this narrative.

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A History of Uranium Poisoning (1824–1942) complete the classification of the metallic poisonings”. G. characterized uranyl salts given by mouth as “a feeble poison” with “keine sehr bedeutende Einwirkung”, whereas injected intravenously “bewirken sie schnell den Tod” by destroying the irritability of the heart and coagulating the blood (Fig. 1.1–1.3).

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Physical and Chemical Properties of Uranium 3.. 3.. 3.. 4.. 4.. 4.. 4.. 5.. 5.. 5.. 5.. 6.. 6.. 6. 7.. electronic configuration (L., 1966; S. et al., 1966). The valence electrons are those of the 5.. 6. 7.. shells. Binding energies of electrons in the various shells are given in Table 2.1 (S. et al., 1967). The tabulated binding energies are

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Data on Manranium quite as much as for other nuclides; witness the abundance of experimental animal data contained in the preceding chapter relative to the amount of information available for presentation in the following pages.

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Protection Criterian industrial process involves the handling of a toxic substance personal exposures need to be kept as low as possible and always below limits which will not occasion personal discomfort or injury, whether immediate or long-term. The task of delineating for any particular toxic compound a safe limit

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