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Nuclear and Radiochemistry Nuclear and Radiochemistry Jo´zsef Ko´nya and Noe´mi M. Nagy Isotope Laboratory, Department of Colloid and Environmental Chemistry University of Debrecen Debrecen, Hungary AMSTERDAM(cid:1)BOSTON(cid:1)HEIDELBERG(cid:1)LONDON(cid:1)NEWYORK(cid:1)OXFORD PARIS(cid:1)SANDIEGO(cid:1)SANFRANCISCO(cid:1)SINGAPORE(cid:1)SYDNEY(cid:1)TOKYO Elsevier 32JamestownRoad,LondonNW17BY 225WymanStreet,Waltham,MA02451,USA Firstedition2012 Copyrightr2012ElsevierInc.Allrightsreserved Nopartofthispublicationmaybereproducedortransmittedinanyformorbyanymeans, electronicormechanical,includingphotocopying,recording,oranyinformationstorageand retrievalsystem,withoutpermissioninwritingfromthepublisher.Detailsonhowtoseek permission,furtherinformationaboutthePublisher’spermissionspoliciesandourarrangement withorganizationssuchastheCopyrightClearanceCenterandtheCopyrightLicensingAgency, canbefoundatourwebsite:www.elsevier.com/permissions Thisbookandtheindividualcontributionscontainedinitareprotectedundercopyrightbythe Publisher(otherthanasmaybenotedherein). 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BritishLibraryCataloguing-in-PublicationData AcataloguerecordforthisbookisavailablefromtheBritishLibrary LibraryofCongressCataloging-in-PublicationData AcatalogrecordforthisbookisavailablefromtheLibraryofCongress ISBN:978-0-12-391430-9 ForinformationonallElsevierpublications visitourwebsiteatstore.elsevier.com ThisbookhasbeenmanufacturedusingPrintOnDemandtechnology.Eachcopyis producedtoorderandislimitedtoblackink.Theonlineversionofthisbookwillshow colorfigureswhereappropriate. Contents I'rerate xiii I Introduction I FUl1her Rcmling II 2 Basic Concepts 13 2.1 ATomic Nuclei 13 2.1.1 COlI\r<)m:m~ of Nudd 13 2.2 Force~ in the Nucleus IS 2.3 Other Properties of Nuclei 19 2.4 Elementary Panicles 20 25 Models of Nuclei 21 2.5.1 TIll! Liquid-Drop Model 23 2.5.2 The Shell Model 25 2.5.3 Unified ,md Collec1ive Models 25 FUr1hcr Reading 25 3 Isotopes 27 3.1 Isotopic En"cet, 29 3. Ll Physical Isotope Effcct~ " 3.1.2 Spectroscopic Isotope Effects J3 3.1.3 Phase Equilibrium isotope Effects 34 3.1.4 Isotope Eff~'<:I~ in the Kinetics uf Chemical Reactions 34 3.1.5 TIll! Isotope Effect in " Chemical Equilibrium 38 3.1.6 Biolo£ic'~J isotope Effects 39 3.2 Scpamtion of Isotopes 40 3.3 Isotope Composition in Nature 41 3.4 $1 udy of Geolugical Formatioos amI Pm.:c,,"!s hy Slable Isotope Ralil" 3.4.1 Study of the Temperature and Age of Geological .. Fomlations .. 3.4.2 Study of 1m: Hydrological Process by Mcasuring lhe Ralio of Oxygen alld Hydrogen L<olOpeS 3.4.3 Challgcs in lhe lSUlOPC R~lio of NilrogclI 3.4.4 lSOlOpe R,llios of Carbon " 3.4.5 Slable ISOlOpe Ra1ios in Ecological Studies 47 Funhcr RcadinJ; 47 ,; Radloo<';.~ Ik<:"l" " 4.1 Kine,"", of Radioac.'Iive bec-~y " 4, 1.1 Sla,i~liCl' of Simple Radi()acl;.'e Decay " 4.1.2 Activity and lnlensily " 4.1.3 OttIY of 1ndol"'IIdcni (Mi~.d) N"dcl " 4.1.4 Branchin, Drc~y " ".I.S Kin~1ic>ofSllCCc"iv. Decay " 4.1.6 Ibdioocli,"c &Juilibri. " 4.2 R.di"""I;'" Ike.y Series " 4.3 Radioocli,-e O.,ing " 4,3.1 Radi.>;ICI;'.., O;'ling by Lc.d JJ.oIOpc Ral;''''' .". 4,3.2 Radi ..a ctive o..l;n~ by Hdi"", C"JI«flIrn,ion .". 4.3.3 RaJ;."",li"" D;"in8 hy J'j.~i(H1 "f Uranium " 4,3.4 Radiooclh-e [);,t;ng by A.gon CooCCnlMiQII ".3.S R.di""",;,·c DOling by " Rb_'lSr. P-""'nl-D.u~hlcr Pai .. .. 4.3.6 Radiocarbon Daling " 4.4 ~I",h"ni..., "r R.Jioacti.,c DecIY " 4.4.1 o""ay Alpl~, 4.4.2 Bela O«.y. " 4.4.3 Elect",n C'p1ure " 4.4.4 I'm«ln and Neurrl)ll Ixc"y " 4A.S SPOO'a,)Coos fi!->ion " 4.4.6 [. ." "cric Tr311~ili"n (IT) 80 4.4.7 E>oIi~ Decay " Funher R.ading " , InicTIlclion of Radiation with MaUer " S.I Oa.,ic Cone.pls " S.2 In,crnclioo of Alpha Ponkle . ... i,l, Mallor " 5.2.1 Enr'llY l=< of Alpha Pani"'.- " 5.2.2 aacl;.",allcring "f Alph. I'"~nkl". " S.l [n,,,,.,<>o,''''' or ad. R.d':ttion with Mall'" " 5.3.1 In'cr.lc:1ion of !let. Panicle< wi,h Orbi"'l [;loclmn• .. • N , .... t'/""Ioar Fid d " 5.3.2 Cbcl\'nlnv Radimi"" " 5.3.3 ,\onihil.lio" or p",ilmns 5.3.4 AbsoIVl~," of Ikw R;oJialioo ~ 5.3.5 Self-Absorption of Bel. R3dialion 102 5.3.6 B.cl;sc,"crin~ of Bel. R.di.lioo '" SA [n,<,.,,,,,,''''' of O.nuD. R~dialiOl' with MOiler '" 5.J.1 Rayleigh Scall.ring '" 5A.2 Thom"", S<:-~l1crinl! '" 5.4.1 Compron S<"3u.nng '" 5.4A The Ph010clcetric Eft"", '" 5.4.5 !>;tir RlnD.,ion '" ..... (",,. .ii 5.4,6 Total A~i"n of O,llnrna Radia,i"" 116 S.4.7 K<'SOn""~~ Ab""l"ioo "r """lei .nd 'he ~~,ba"er Err"", 117 ~.s In'~r:IC,ion "r NeOlrons ,,"i,h "bll~r 122 ~.5,1 Di..,,,very of Nc"U'",ns J2J :1.5.2 l'mduelion of Nco'roo, 12.1 S.S ..l Inle:.-",,';o" of Neulroo, with Mauer '" Funh~r RcadinB m • no No<lur Rea";"", 6.1 Kinc1;c. "f Nuclear ROO<"li"", '" 6.2 Cla ..i r",.lio" of Nuckar Re:><:fions '" 6.2,1 Nuclear ReOClio", with Ne",,,,", '" 6.2.2 Nuclear Reactio", "'ilh Ga"In'" i'h<Hoo, '''' 6.2.3 N""lcar R.actioo, ",ith CharBni Panicles '''' 6.2.4 Thennon""kar Reaction, '" 6.2.5 N""leogen",;" l"IIoe Producl;on or £1''''''"10 ;n !he Un;".,,,, 1~2 6.2.6 !'roduelioD of Tl:ln,uranium Ele""'DIS 147 6.3 G.:ncr.1 S<'hcme of RaJionudidc: Pruduetion by Nuclear RC<l<,io'" ",Ill Radi",,"cliv< DecO)' 150 6.4 CIIe",;"al Err"",. of N""I ••r ReacliQn, 150 Fonh. ... ReadinB 152 , Nudear f.nfI'l!Y Prochtflon '" OS, 7.1 Nuckar l'ow<or I'IMI. 7.1, I n.. Main I"m, or Nuekd' RCa<h>rS OS. 7.1,2 NalU,.1 " ",,\car React". . '" .. 7.U Tile FiJ'Sl Anifici.1 J\"""lcar Re.clor '" 7.1.4 Typ<:' or Nuclear Rei"'''''' ,'" 7. I .5 En"i"",m.n. . 1 impacts of N""lear Ro""'011 7.2 Accidollu in "<ocI. .. Power I~anl' '" 7.3 Slor.S' "nJ T",,,ulIem of Spent F""I .nJ Oil. ., Rod;oo"s',;"=. W,. asle '''' 7.3.1 or L(}UI· ancIlnlermediate-Le,'cl Nucl.ar W'M~ '" 7.3.2 Treat""'"t .,Ill S,oro~c of H;~h.Le,'Cl Nudear W""le '" 7.4 N. ... Trend~ in Nudear Bn. ..n ''rod",li"" \7.1 7A_I 11I11"oven"'nt "rthe ~'.~i,,,, in Nuclear Po. .. ", I'I'''I~ '" 1.4_2 E~I,..i"lcn's ... i,h l'u"o/1 En<'l!Y Prndur'K'" '" 7.5 Nucle.,. '" W~'f,.m. Funllorll.e.cling '" • on Rudi",,<t,,-c Trater Method. on S.l HiSlory or Radioac1;'-C Tr>Cer Me,hods ". 8.2 B~.Jc CO ..... ,pI< 8.J Sele",ion or Tr.tc:ers '" 8.4 i'osition of Ibe Labe1iD~ A,um ;n a Molecule '" ,-" ,j; " c;.,,,,,rdl Method< fo, the: I'r<par.Iljo" "r Radina<ti"e Tr""ers '" 8,~.1 Tr""." R.,.,ei • .-d from Radi<>o.<!i,'e Dtt.~ s....i~s '" .. S,H Anilkial Rooi<>o.ct;,·e Tr'lI""" '" ••• Rod;OOCli,,, l>O!opc;. in Tracer Mcd><>ds '" ". , 8,6.1 Tril;u", Carbon-IJ '" .. '00 8,6.3 lso.""". U,.,.I;n Medic.l PIIT '''''ope, 8,M Sod;"m '00 , W M~gncs;um·28 201 Alum;num·!8 "" 8,6.7 Ph"'ph,,..., •.) 2 (1'• .12) "" 8,6.8 Sulfur·15 (S.35) 202 8,6.1l 00100'; ..... 36 '" ~,6.10 POI .., ;"", 1<01""", '" ~.6.1 I Cak;um·. . U '" 8,6.12 Oorom;um·51 (Cr·~11 101 ,OJ 8,6.13 MMg3 .... "'·S4 8,6.14 Iron 1"",,1'<=' 'OJ 8,6.15 Coo,lt-60 '" 8,6.16 NicLcI-6) ,OJ ,OJ 8,b.17 Corpor ISO/opo_ 8,6.1~ Zinc-65 '" 8.6.19 Gallium and Germanium ' ....0 1'. . '" 8,6.20 A,senic-76 (A.-76) '" I.""""", ~,6.21 Radioactive 01 Selenium. Bm,"i"". and Rare Earth Ekmen .. '" 8.6.n I:Imtnlnc l"l4opcs '" 8.6.23 Kryp'o"-1I.'i '" 8.6.24 Rubidiun,·86 205 8,6.25 Strontium Is",,,!,,,s '" 8,6.16 Ynrium·90 "" 8,6.21 TedlJlol;um·99m (fc·99m) '" 8,6.28 RUlen;un,. Rhodium. and P"llad;um hotope. ,~ 11.6.29 Sih'er ["",,,pcs '" 8,6.30 Ddmiu",·II~m "" '''''0Jlt' 8,6.31 IOOi"," ,~ 8.6.32 [wine lID10pes ,~ 11.6.33 Xo""" Isotopes '" 8,6.].4 Ccs.ium lSOlopos 207 8,6.35 Rcnio,,,·I86 '" 8,6.36 lridium·ln '" 8,6.17 Gold·198 '" ". 8,6.}8 Me,00ry·203 ". ~.6.J9 l<QIopts of Elemont, He ••i er 'han Morcul}' ". 8,6.40 Transuranium EIc'n<:nIS c,,. ..... " B. 7 11>0 M,in St~"" "f .1 .. Production of Unl'ulod R,dio;octiv~ P"'p.r:llionl' iL.jo,; B.ran),,,i) 108 H.7.1 UnSl'~Itd R3di<Xl(ti,·~ Preparation. U~ing Re."or Irradia.ion 1O'J S.7.2 Un"'~led R3dioi>Olopc: Pr~p;mnion' Ba",d on Cyelonoo Irrntli •• ioo 222 ns 8.7.3 Quality Cn"',,,1 of Un",~I.d Radioac.iv. Pn:l"""'ti<~" 8.8 Production of Encapsul.led R.dioacti ve Prep,ralioo, (Sc,led Sources) (lajos Bar:my,i) 225 S.H.I 11>0 Main SI~P;S of lhe ProdUClioo of S.altd Radi,,!lCI;"o Source. 226 8.H.2 Qua)ily Conlm) of Sc.lcd Ihdioacli.e Source. 226 8.9 f.dlilics. &juip"",nl .•n tI Toni, Serving for PmJUClioo ,,[ Radi"ac,ive Sub<tat~ (l .jos B.ran)".i) 226 Funher Reading 230 , I'h"~kochtmk',d Applicalion <If R.diolrattr MeUlOds 9.1 l1l< ThctttlOd)·"'mic C""t.-cpt of aa<sir.c~li"" (Oi."ibu'io" of R.dio;oc.i"" and Sluble 1<01,,1"'<) UJ ". 9.2 Cla,.if. ., ,;"n ofT,...,." Mothods 9.3 Pbysicochemical API'~cal;on' ofTr.>ecr M01hods 239 9.3.1 Solubility Mc",urcnlCnU 239 9.3.2 ~1.a.u"''''''n'' of 1"" R.te of Migrmion. Dirf"''''n. nnd St:lf-Diffu,i"n "" 9.3.3 I""ope E.<ch.n&c R"a"'ioo, 251 9.3.4 Study of Imorfadal Reaction, '" ". 9.3.5 COf'I""'ipil:nion 9.3.6 Tracer Techni,!"'" in Electrochcmimy 269 Funher Reading 270 10 Ibdlo- ond Nud. .. An~II<l' 273 10.1 R~di"".li,·~ 1<ow1""" Tr.o..... 273 10, 1.1 The ~1.""u"''''''nl of Concentrali"" U.i"; N"u,~1 Radioo«i,·c 1S<"l10pcS 273 10,1.2 Dclermin01i"" Yield of Scr"r~tion Rooc.ioo, by Radio:",I;". Tr-.ars 2N 10.1.3 Solubilily Mca,u",n,,"ntS 276 10.1.4 RadiochromalOt:rap/l)' 276 10.1.5 Radiometric Titralion 276 10.1.6 h01op<" Dilmi011 Mclhod.. 279 10.2 Radi,,:tnal)"lical M<1hoos U.ing lioc l"leracli,," 0'-Radi'li<~1 wilh M.n~r 183 10,2.1 B.sicCOllCi'p!' 183 10.2.2 Anal)'tic.1 Melhods Usin, Imtdiation-, with Noutrons 1!!6 10.2.J Irradiatioo Wilh X-Roy and G.mma Phol0n5 302 • 10.2.4 lmoJialin" ",i,h Ekctmn and Ikla Radi",i"n '" JO.2.5 lrr:>dialion wi,h Chargctl P:lrticles 312 )-imh..- lIe.dins '" [[ Ind~strlKl Applic3tlo" ..r Radlooolopos 319 1l.J ImrodUC1ion .lI9 11.2 Tracer [n'-cOIillOlion, with Open RadioiOOlopc. 31' 11.2.1 The l'rin.ciplc, Typ. ., and Sen.ili,'ily of ,he Ra<iiOl""'''' Techni,1"C 320 11.2.2 Unsealed Radionudides U,;ed f. . r L.beling ill Indu"rial T""", SruJie< 321 11.2.3 Expl()f'ali<)n ofLtal< 322 11.2A l)c'cnni ..... 'i()ll of 1-1""" R~lCl 314 0.,.,,' 11.2.5 Mea'urin, Volume anoJlor Ma<.< of l arge i,;".' of SubMan"'" in Ck>~d E4"ip"",nl .H7 11.2.6 ["'-,,"igalion of 11<>1''''£"''';')' or Mi~("<",, .U8 J 1.2.7 Ch=c'eriuo,ion or Ma,,,rial Rowand Determination mcI." of Chemical Engine";ng P .... J30 11.2.8 Wear SlU<lic. 337 11.2.'1 Groundwate. I'low S,udi.. 338 II ..1 Ab''''plion and Sc~Il.ri", Me._em.nl' "i,n s"alcd Radioacti<. Sour""" 339 11.3.1 Principle of the Me""Ur~m""I' 3.1~ 11.3.2 Sealed Jc.diOOll.1ive Soortt. Used for M."'. .... menl 340 II.J.3 l.t:,·d lndicnlion of Mat~ri.b in T"nk~ 340 II.J.4 MllIeri,,1 Thid"". . IX'enn; ..... i. .n 341 11.3.5 Materi.l Densi,y IX'""ni .... ';on 344 11.3.6 Moii,uI'Il Con'en, [)r,e""i""lion 345 J 1.3.7 [nd .. "ri.1 R3di0ll1"phy 347 J l.3.g c;.,ologic.1 00...1101" u.s.ging wi,h Nudear MClhods 34~ Funher Rc.din~ JSO IZ A" Inlroollclion W Nud.Dr Modici". 351 12.1 Field. of Nude", Medicine JS2 12.1.1 III Vi""Di.g""",i •., 352 12.1.2 III Vi ... , Diag"""ics JS2 12.1.3 Th.r.lPY with Un...,aled R:idimcth'c ""'p.,ralion< 353 12.2 The Role and A'pect' of Applying R3d;",,,,,,,, .. in Medicine 353 12.2.1 Comp.1ri~ 01 MCli>nds for In VII,., Mcawrcmcnt of Conccn,,,,,iorllO .1S3 0>",,,,,, 12.2.2 McaSUIT""'" of T"",.rs aMl Ma'cri.b Inside arg."i"" 0.1<"",,, ,b" by ':"',ern,1I 12.2.3 PrOOuc,ilm of Anilici.1 Radianudid<. 12.2.4 [low Do You Choooe ibdiocr:lccrs for Medicol Applications? '"

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