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Zur Gewinnung von traegerarmem 56Mn aus neutronenbestrahltem Mn-decacarbonyl
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Radiochimica Acta; v. 15(1); p. 1-2
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[en] This paper examines the present status and notes possible future directions in the hot atom chemistry of solids. This area of activity is briefly defined and the theoretical and experimental knowledge that at present exists, or is lacking, is discussed. Suggestions for future work are offered. (author)
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International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna (Austria); Panel proceedings series; p. 19-24; ISBN 92-0-141075-1; 
; 1975; IAEA; Vienna; Panel on the status of hot atom chemistry and its relation to other fields of science and technology; Vienna, Austria; 13 May 1974; IAEA-PL--615/2
; 1975; IAEA; Vienna; Panel on the status of hot atom chemistry and its relation to other fields of science and technology; Vienna, Austria; 13 May 1974; IAEA-PL--615/2
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[en] The underlying principles of nuclear sciece and technology as based on the two basic phenomena, namely, radioactivity and nuclear reactions, with their relatively large associated energy changes, are outlined. The most important contributions by chemists in the overall historical development are mentioned and the strong position chemistry has attained in these fields is indicated. It is concluded that chemistry as well as many other scientific discplines (apart from general benefits) have largely benefitted from these nuclear developments
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Die onderliggende beginsels van kernwetenskap en tegnologie, soos gebaseer op die twee basiese verskynsels, naamlik radioaktiwiteit en kernreaksies, beide met groot geassosieerde energieveranderings, word aangedui. Die belangrikste bydraes deur chemikers tot die algehele geskiedkundige ontwikkeling word uitgewys, asook die sterk posisie wat chemie in hierdie velde verower het. Daar word tot die gevolgtrekking gekom dat chemie sowel as 'n aantal ander wetenskaplike vakgebiede (afgesien van algemene voordele), groot baat by die ontwikkelings op die kerngebied gevind hetSource
p. 345-374; 1977; School on chemistry in nuclear technology; Johannesburg, South Africa; 24 - 26 Oct 1977
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[en] This proceedings contains the abstracts of 91 papers presented at the symposium. The majority of papers discusses various hot atom reactions and decay processes. A list of previous 11 international hot atom chemistry symposia from 1959 to 1982 is also given. One paper published in full length presents an overview of them (A.P. Wolf p. 89-89/b). (R.P.)
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Aug 1984; 98 p; 12. international hot atom chemistry symposium; Balatonfuered (Hungary); 23-28 Sep 1984; Also available from MTA Koezponti Fizikai Kutatointezet Budapest Pf.17 H-1525
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[en] Using stochastic methods we have computed the hot-atom collisional energy density functional, n (E) dE, the number of collisions suffered by a translationally hot atom between E and E + dE. We examine the dependence of n (E) on several variables such as the mass and energy of the hot atom and the parameters of the intermolecular potential
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Journal of Chemical Physics; v. 69(11); p. 4797-4801
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[en] Abstracts of papers for the 11th International Hot Atom chemistry Symposia are presented in this volume. These are grouped under the following sessions: nuclear chemistry and solid-state hot atom chemistry I; inorganic and solid-state hot atom chemistry II; positronium, mu-meson, and recoil tritium chemistry; kinetic theory of energetic chemical reactions; astrochemistry; inorganic and solid-state hot atom chemistry III; chemistry of energetic atoms; and target chemistry and synthesis I
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1982; 166 p; 11. IHAC symposium; Davis, CA (USA); 27 Jun - 2 Jul 1982; Available from NTIS., PC A08/MF A01 as DE82004192
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Journal of Chemical Physics; v. 56(7); p. 3442-3454
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Brief report on the Hot Atom Chemistry Symposium as part of the International Congress
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6. international congress of radiation research; Tokyo, Japan; 13 - 19 May 1979; Short communication only.
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Radiochimica Acta; ISSN 0033-8230; ; v. 26(3/4); p. 203-204
; v. 26(3/4); p. 203-204
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Uenak, T. (Ege University, Izmir (Turkey)). Funding organisation: International Atomic Energy Agency - IAEA (Austria); Turkish Atomic Energy Authority - TAEK (Turkey); Turkish Academy of Science - TUEBA (Turkey); Turkish Chemical Society - TKD (Turkey); Scientific and Technical Research Council of Turkey - TUEBITAK (Turkey); 434 p; ISBN 975-483-670-1; ; 2005; p. 27; 1. International Nuclear Chemistry Congress; Kusadasi (Turkey); 22-29 May 2005; Available from e-mail: braun@mail.iif.hu
; 2005; p. 27; 1. International Nuclear Chemistry Congress; Kusadasi (Turkey); 22-29 May 2005; Available from e-mail: braun@mail.iif.hu
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Brewer, J.H.; Fleming, D.G.
Proceedings of the symposium on practical applications of accelerators1974
Proceedings of the symposium on practical applications of accelerators1974
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Schillaci, M.E.; Harper, K.H. (eds.); Los Alamos Scientific Lab., N.Mex. (USA); p. 235-246; Mar 1974
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