Nuclear-and Radiochemistry-Modern Applications, Volume 2 of Nuclear-and Radiochemistry, covers key applications of nuclear and radiochemistry in modern science and technology, in chemistry, energy and medicine.

While the first volume, Introduction, examined the origin of unstable atoms and their pathways to stabilize, as well as the nuclear reactions providing radioactive isotopes of interest, this second volume focuses on the extensive spectrum of modern applications of Nuclear- and Radiochemistry. The international team of experts presents the state-of-the-art of radiation measurement, radiation dosimetry and safety, nuclear dating, neutron activation analysis, radioisotope mass spectrometry, radiochemical separation, radiochemistry of actinides and transactinides, nuclear energy and several applications of radiochemistry in life sciences including non-invasive molecular diagnosis as well as individual patient treatment with the relevant radiopharmaceuticals.

Covers radiation measurement, radiation dosimetry and safety, nuclear dating neutron activation analysis, radioisotope mass spectrometry, radiochemical separation, radiochemistry of actinides and transactinides, nuclear energy, non-invasive molecular diagnosis as well as individual patient treatment with

radiopharmaceuticals.

Contains newest IUPAC proposals for nomenclature of newly recognized elements 113, 115, 117 and 118.

Intended for students in Chemistry, Radio- and Nuclear Chemistry, Radiation Protection, Analytical Chemistry, Environmental Sciences, Nuclear Energy. Radiopharmaceutical Chemistry and Radiopharmacy, Nuclear Medicine, and beginners in the field.

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