Associations to the word «Radiochemical»
Noun
- Neutron
- Spectrometry
- Activation
- Tracer
- Separation
- Instrumentation
- Isotope
- Fission
- Determination
- Acronym
- Photon
- Meyers
- Abbreviation
- Fluorescence
- Counting
- Spectroscopy
- Gamma
- Neu
- Detection
- Hap
- Detector
- Tomography
- Extraction
- Precipitate
- Seawater
- Iodine
- Uranium
- Hahn
- Manganese
- Assay
- Rutherford
- Tc
- Sb
- Indicator
- Purification
- Ionization
- Analysis
- Ge
- Chromatography
- Sample
- Emission
- Purity
- Fundamental
- Yates
- Particle
- Absorption
- Cu
- Method
- Decay
- Electron
- Sampling
- Decomposition
- Reactor
- Ion
- Assurance
- Yield
- Ga
- Resin
- Ration
- Measurement
- Proton
- Termination
- Precipitation
- Uncertainty
- Cr
- Characterization
- Fe
- Laboratory
- Disappearance
- Methodology
- Wiley
- Waste
- Dissolution
- Procedure
- Introduction
- Scheme
- Mo
- Ta
- Recovery
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
RADIOCHEMICAL, adjective. (physics) (chemistry) Of or pertaining to radiochemistry
RADIOCHEMICAL, adjective. (physics) (chemistry) Describing a chemical change that is the result of ionizing radiation
RADIOCHEMICAL, noun. (chemistry) Any compound containing one of more atoms of a radioactive isotope; a radiolabel or radiotracer
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