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• Should nonradioactive concrete and concrete structures below the ground be removed?
• Cesium is a nonradioactive metal that melts at room temperature.
• Sandstones are usually nonradioactive quartz and limestones are nonradioactive calcite.
• Sandstones are usually nonradioactive quartz and limestones are nonradioactive calcite.
• These glasses function by binding radioactive elements to nonradioactive glass-forming elements.
• Applications for nonradioactive caesium included magnetohydrodynamic power generators.
• The piping external to the reactor vessel contains a secondary, nonradioactive coolant salt.
• Outside the tubes there is clean, nonradioactive water, which is pumped in and boils.
• An early intake of nonradioactive iodine, such as potassium iodide, would saturate the thyroid.
• A suitable alternative to radioimmunoassay would substitute a nonradioactive signal in place of the radioactive signal.
• 127 I is stable, the only one of the isotopes of iodine that is nonradioactive.
• The tank held nonradioactive bomb-making chemicals, but some plutonium is stored in the building.
• The amino acids carry a nonradioactive marker scientists will use to trace their distribution in the samples.
• Because of this function, radioisotopes of iodine are concentrated in the thyroid gland along with nonradioactive iodine.
• Eventually, stable nonradioactive ground-state Te-125 is produced, as the final decay product.
• NEN already made nonradioactive luminescent research reagents for laboratory use, a field in which Wallac also is active.
• The team found some ash-filled soil and water samples contained increased concentrations of radionuclides and nonradioactive carcinogens.
• The tubes carry superheated, radioactive water from the reactor core to convert nonradioactive water into steam for electricity-generating turbines.
• Another method scientists use to infer geological history is to measure the ratio of a radioactive form of argon to a nonradioactive form.
• The Kansas City Plant, in Missouri, which makes nonradioactive components of nuclear bombs, would be cut by half by 2005.