Curium

Known as: Curium [Chemical/Ingredient]

A radioactive actinide with atomic symbol Cm, atomic number 96, and atomic weight 247. Thirteen curium isotopes have been produced with mass numbers…

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2005

Abstract We examined the ability of various equilibrium isotherms to replicate the available data for the adsorption of strontium…

2004

This paper describes the results to date from an ongoing study to establish the chemical separations and transmutation criteria…

2003

A novel material, Apatite II, obtained from a natural source, has been determined to be a good adsorbent for radionuclides of…

1990

Energy-transfer dynamics of 5{ital f} states of +4 curium in cerium tetrafluoride have been investigated for the first time…

1990

Radiochemical studies of the coprecipitation behaviour of neptunium, plutonium, americium and curium with bismuth phosphate were…

1983

A major rationale for performing metabolic research in laboratory animals is to obtain useful information which is applicable to…

1981

Calculation of the dose burden resulting from the ingestion of food derived from plants requires a knowledge of the soil-to-plant…

1980

Wound contamination was simulated by the intramuscular injections of either 239Pu, 241Am or 244Cm nitrate in the hamster and by…

1977

An extraction system based on monoisooctyl phosphate appeared to be the most promising since the reagent, when present only as an…

1972

Abstract Actinides, whether administered by intramuscular injection or by aerosol, had different rates of uptake from the…