radiochemist造句

• It is named after Frederick Soddy ( 1877 1956 ), British radiochemist and physicist.
• That is why most radiochemists prefer to date from as many sources of information as possible to cross-check.
• Glenn T . Seaborg, a world-renown radiochemist, co-discovered plutonium and nine other transuranium elements.
• Born was trained and educated as a radiochemist under Otto Hahn at the " Kaiser-Wilhelm-Institut f黵 Chemie ".
• William Uhland, 40, a radiochemist with the internationally renowned Southwest Research Institute of San Antonio, said the tone of the gathering was reassuring.
• Ken Krohn, the University of Washington Medical Center's chief radiochemist, said restart backers are speculating about how quickly isotopes now used in research will see widespread use in treatment.
• Biologist Arturo Massol and radiochemist Elba D韆z conducted an unpublished study in January 2001 that showed vegetables and plants growing in the civilian area of Vieques were highly contaminated with heavy metals such as lead, cadmium and copper.
• In 1962, after witnessing the devastating effects of nuclear weapons, Martell decided to pursue a different direction in his life and took up a position as a radiochemist in the Atmospheric Chemistry Division at NCAR in Boulder, Colorado.
• Riehl had a hard time incorporating Born, Catsch, and Zimmer into his tasking on uranium production, as Born was a radiochemist, Catsch was a physician and radiation biologist, and Zimmer was a physicist and radiation biologist.
• "It was decided to send a scout plane with a crew and a radiochemist instead of a navigator " to take samples from the blast at the Semipalatinsk test site on Oct . 18, 1951, Shustov said.
• The University of Washington's chief radiochemist, Ken Krohn, said even if there are breakthroughs in areas where isotopes are showing promise, such as the treatment of leukemia and lymphoma, the FFTF likely won't be needed.
• At Ehlektrostal, Riehl had a hard time incorporating Born, Catsch, and Zimmer into his tasking on uranium production, as Born was a radiochemist, Catsch was a physician and radiation biologist, and Zimmer was a physicist and radiation biologist.
• Riehl had a hard time incorporating these three into his tasking at Plant No . 12 on his uranium production tasking, as Born was a radiochemist, Catsch was a physician and radiation biologist, and Zimmer was a physicist and radiation biologist.
• To answer these needs, a research team from the University of Pittsburgh led by radiochemist Chester A . Mathis synthesised charge neutral benzothiazoles derived from thioflavin T, which included a small number of compounds with suitable properties for use as a positron emission tomography imaging agent.
• In his new book, Rhodes goes back to January 1939, nine months before the outbreak of World War II, when " a letter from Paris alerted physicists in the Soviet Union to the startling news that German radiochemists had discovered a fundamental new nuclear reaction ."
• In the 1930s, Krogh worked with two other Nobel prizewinners, the radiochemist George de Hevesy and the physicist Niels Bohr on the permeability of membranes to heavy water and radioactive isotopes, and together they managed to obtain Denmark's first cyclotron for experiments on animal and plant physiology, as well as in dental and medical work.
• Hence I view it to be case that James has an interest in uranium only which is more in keeping with the " hypothesis that James is using Wikipedia as a soap box " than the " hypothesis that James is an enviromental radiochemist ( or other related type of person ) whose views are very extreme ".
• At Ehlektrostal, Riehl had a hard time incorporating Born, Catsch, and Zimmer into his tasking on uranium production, as Born was a radiochemist, Catsch was a physician and radiation biologist, and Zimmer was a physicist and radiation biologist; in December 1947, Riehl sent all three to Laboratory B to work with Timofeev-Resovskij.
• If you're a paleontologist who wanted to pass off a fossil as older or younger than its radiometric age, you might be able to guess about which part of the fossil to contaminate, but I'm not sure how good such a guess could be, or whether such tampering wouldn't be obvious or at least make the radiochemist sample from a different part of the fossil.