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Fission product studies with plant dissolver solutions: IX-Iodine, X-Arsenic. SE-PC No. 61
In continuing studies to characterize and identify fission product activities formed in the piles and appearing in plant dissolver solutions work was done to determine whether or not long-lived isotopes of certain elements were present. Two of the elements in this category were iodine and arsenic. The iodine isotope of particular interest was I{sup 129}. Its tellurium parent has been identified but no daughter activity attributable to iodine has been observed. The arsenic activities of interest were the long-lived isotopes (16 days and 90 days) which have been produced artificially by several different nuclear reactions.
Date:
January 8, 1946
Creator:
Acken, M. F.; Sullivan, W. H. & Leader, G. R.
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The UNT Digital Library