Radiochemistry and Nuclear Chemistry: 2nd Edition of Nuclear Chemistry, Theory and ApplicationsElsevier, 26 янв. 2016 г. - Всего страниц: 720 Nuclear chemistry comprises isotope chemistry, radiochemistry, radiation chemistry and nuclear reaction chemistry, along with applications. These interrelated fields are all covered in this textbook for chemists and chemical engineers. This new editionof the standard work 'Nuclear Chemistry' has been completely rewritten and restructured to suit teaching and learning needs in a wide range of chemistry courses, such as basic courses in radiochemistry, or more advanced nuclear chemistry courses.The book is divided into sections that closely fit teaching demands. The first chapter gives a broad introduction and background to the subject, and the second chapter covers stable isotopes. Chapters 3 to 9 comprise what is generally regarded as'radiochemistry'. Chapters 10 to 17 offer a course in nuclear reaction chemistry. Chapter 18 deals with biological radiation effects for the chemist. The last four chapters give a guide to nuclear energy: energy production, fuel cycle, waste management,the largest applied field of nuclear chemistry. Over 200 exercises, with model answers, remain largely unchanged from the first edition, so teachers working from the earlier text should find only advantages in switching to this new restructured coursebook on all aspects of nuclear chemistry. 'The book fully meets the authors objectives, it is well written in a logical, objective, thought-provoking and quite easily readable style. It should appeal to the serious student of radio- and nuclearchemistry at either undergraduate or postgraduate level, as well as to readers with a more general interest in nuclear science and its impact on the environment.' - Applied Radiation and Isotopes, July 1995 'This book is an excellent, readable accountof a significant part of the scientific achievements of more than half this century. The authors have dedicated the book to Nobel Laureate Glenn T. Seaborg and its scholarship makes it a fitting tribute.' - Radiological Protection Bulletin, December 1995 |
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11 | |
41 | |
58 | |
Chapter
5 Radionuclides in Nature | 94 |
Chapter
6 Absorption of Nuclear Radiation | 123 |
Chapter
7 Radiation Effects on Matter | 166 |
Chapter
8 Detection and Measurement Techniques | 192 |
The Beginning and the Future | 438 |
Chapter
18 Radiation Biology and Radiation Protection | 473 |
Chapter
19 Principles of Nuclear Power | 513 |
Chapter
20 Nuclear Power Reactors | 559 |
Chapter
21 The Nuclear Fuel Cycle | 581 |
Chapter
22 Behavior of Radionuclides in the Environment | 639 |
Solvent Extraction Separations | 671 |
Answers to Exercises | 679 |
Chapter
9 Uses of Radioactive Tracers | 239 |
Chapter
10 Cosmic Radiation and Elementary Particles | 283 |
Chapter
11 Nuclear Structure | 299 |
Chapter
12 Energetics of Nuclear Reactions | 334 |
Chapter
13 Particle Accelerators | 348 |
Chapter
14 Mechanisms and Models of Nuclear Reactions | 365 |
Chapter
15 Production of Radionuclides | 387 |
Chapter
16 The Transuranium Elements | 414 |
CHART OF THE NUCLIDES on to 83Bi | 682 |
PERIODIC TABLE OF THE ELEMENTS | 684 |
Quantities and units | 685 |
Fundamental constants | 686 |
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