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Soil mechanics. --- Soil surveys. --- Radioactive isotopes

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Table of Radioactive Isotopes By the Isotopes Project, Nuclear Science Division, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, Berkeley. The Table of Radioactive Isotopes is a comprehensive and critical evaluation of the nuclear and atomic properties of radioactive isotopes. The book is especially tailored to the needs of applied users in industry, biology, medicine, and other fields, but serves also as an indispensable reference for nuclear physicists and chemists. Detailed radiation data for about 2000 of the 2755 known nuclides are presented in this up-to-date and concise single-volume book. The main section of the book is organized by mass number (A), with entries for a given A derived from and referenced to the most recent corresponding evaluation in Nuclear Data Sheets or Nuclear Physics. These entries include a mass-chain decay scheme, showing the isotopes for that mass number, some of their properties, and the decay relationships between them. Following the scheme are tables for every isotope, the first of which gives the isotope's atomic number, mass number, element symbol, half-life, decay modes and branchings, mass excess, specific activity, means of production, and natural isotopic abundance. Subsequent tables list the isotope's nuclear and atomic radiations, and include total average energies per disintegration wherever possible. Throughout, the experimental radiation data have been analyzed for statistical consistency, and the resulting best energies and intensities are reported in the tables. Appendices of interest to users of radioactivity data follow the main section of the book. These include graphs and tables pertaining to the following: fundamental constants and conversion factors, standard [gamma]-ray and [alpha]-particle energies and intensities for detector calibration, theoretical internal conversion coefficients, electron-capture subshell ratios, electron binding energies, atomic fluorescence and Coster-Kronig yields, x-ray energies and intensities, Auge

Radioisotopes --- Isotopes radioactifs --- Tables --- -Radioactive isotopes --- Radioactive nuclides --- Radionuclides --- Isotopes --- Nuclear engineering --- Radioactive substances --- Radiochemistry --- Tables. --- -Tables --- Radioactive isotopes --- Monograph

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Radioisotopes. --- MIGRATION --- Radioactive isotopes --- Radioactive nuclides --- Radionuclides --- Isotopes --- Nuclear engineering --- Radioactive substances --- Radiochemistry --- Report

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La Mini-Table de radionucléides a été conçue comme un instrument permettant de repérer et valider rapidement les principales caractéristiques des radionucléides les plus utilisées (250 environ) que l'on rencontre en milieu médical, industriel, nucléaire, gestion des déchets, etc. Cette table est un outil pratique et "idien pour tous les travailleurs opérant au contact des radionucléides. Elle concerne tous les secteurs scientifiques et techniques, comme la médecine, la recherche ou l'industrie. Présentée en format de poche, elle permet pour chaque radionucléides d'indiquer ses caractéristiques fondamentales: -la période radioactive, -le ou les principaux modes de désintégration -les principales émissions en terme d'énergie et d'intensité. Pour des caractéristiques complètes, l'ouvrage renvoie aux Tables de données de référence.

Radioisotopes --- Radioactive isotopes --- Radioactive nuclides --- Radionuclides --- Isotopes --- Nuclear engineering --- Radioactive substances --- Radiochemistry

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Carbon. --- Carbon dioxide. --- Data acquisition. --- Inventories. --- Radioactive isotopes. --- Respiration. --- Soils. --- Vegetation.