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The Discovery of Uranic Rays: A Short Step for Henri Becquerel but a Giant Step for Science

  • Michel Genet
From the journal Radiochimca Acta
https://doi.org/10.1524/ract.1995.7071.special-issue.3
Published Online: 1995-12
Published in Print: 1995-12

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Radiochimca Acta
Radiochimca Acta
Volume 70-71 Issue Supplement
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Masthead
Preface
Index
A. Historical Notes
The Discovery of Uranic Rays: A Short Step for Henri Becquerel but a Giant Step for Science
The Dawn of Radiochemistry
St. Joachimsthal Mines and their Importance in the Early History of Radioactivity
History of the Unraveling of the Natural Decay Series
On the Discovery of Artificial Radioactivity
The Discovery of Nuclear Fission - Good Solid Chemistry Got Things on the Right Track
Transuranium Elements: the Synthetic Actinides
Β. Modern Aspects of Radioactivity and Nuclear Reactions
Proton Radioactivity
Alpha Radioactivity
Radiochemical Investigations of Cluster Radioactivities
Spontaneous Fission
Radiochemical Studies of Complex Nuclear Reactions
Radiochemical Studies of Complex Particle Emission in Low and Intermediate Energy Reactions
The Physics and (Radio)chemistry of Solar Neutrino Experiments
C. New Synthetic Elements
Discovery, Synthesis and Nuclear Properties of the Heaviest Elements
Chemistry of the Transactinide Elements
Actinide Separation Science
Fast Radiochemical Separations for Heavy Elements
D. Applications of Radioactivity
The Impact of Radioactivity on Medicine Metallic
Radionuclides: Applications in Diagnostic and Therapeutic Nuclear Medicine
Technetium in Nuclear Medicine
Formation of Heavy Elements in Nature
Radioactivity: A Tool to Explore the Past
Radioactivity and Radiation Chemistry of Water
Radioactivity and the Nuclear Environment
X-Rays and Radiochemistry
Ε. Radionuclides in the Environment and Nuclear Energy
Radioactivity in the Atmosphere
Radionuclides in the Geosphere: Sources, Mobility, Reactions in Natural Waters and Interactions with Solids
Actinide Environmental Chemistry
Radioactivity and Fission Energy
Radioactivity and Fusion Energy
Author Index
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