Definition of radiochemistry in English:

radiochemistry

noun ˌreɪdɪəʊˈkɛmɪstriˌreɪdioʊˈkɛməstri

mass noun

The branch of chemistry concerned with radioactive substances.
Example sentencesExamples
- Mark graduated from IT Sligo with a national certificate in chemistry, a national diploma in analytical chemistry, a degree in environmental chemistry and a PhD in environmental radiochemistry.
- Inventions take on lives of their own, Dyson argues, and begin shaping the lives of everyone around them: ‘Otto Hahn and Fritz Strassman amuse themselves with analytic radiochemistry and - boom!’
- The six-week program covers the fundamentals of nuclear theory, radiochemistry, nuclear instrumentation, radiological safety, and applications to related fields.
- Libby studied radiochemistry at Berkeley in the 1930s and subsequently worked on the Manhattan Project.

Derivatives

radiochemical

adjective ˌreɪdɪəʊˈkɛmɪk(ə)lˌreɪdioʊˈkɛmək(ə)l

Relating to the branch of chemistry concerned with radioactive substances.
a radiochemical laboratory that can reprocess spent fuel rods to extract plutonium
Example sentencesExamples
- Suspicion centred on a huge building, 200 metres long, with thick concrete internal walls, which officials said was a radiochemical laboratory.
- More recent developments in mass spectrometry allow the detection of site-specific phosphorylation in proteins without radiochemical labelling.
- These analyses showed a radiochemical purity >90%.

radiochemist

noun

Otto Hahn was a radiochemist working at the University of Berlin.
Example sentencesExamples
- Almost a decade ago, Mintun and radiochemist Chester Mathis, Ph.D., developed a method of labeling the 5 - HT2A serotonin receptor with a chemical called altanserin.
- An international collaboration of radiochemists has determined the volatility of bohrium, element 107 - the heaviest element yet whose chemistry has been successfully investigated.

Definition of radiochemistry in US English:

radiochemistry

nounˌreɪdioʊˈkɛməstriˌrādēōˈkeməstrē

The branch of chemistry concerned with radioactive substances.
Example sentencesExamples
- The six-week program covers the fundamentals of nuclear theory, radiochemistry, nuclear instrumentation, radiological safety, and applications to related fields.
- Inventions take on lives of their own, Dyson argues, and begin shaping the lives of everyone around them: ‘Otto Hahn and Fritz Strassman amuse themselves with analytic radiochemistry and - boom!’
- Libby studied radiochemistry at Berkeley in the 1930s and subsequently worked on the Manhattan Project.
- Mark graduated from IT Sligo with a national certificate in chemistry, a national diploma in analytical chemistry, a degree in environmental chemistry and a PhD in environmental radiochemistry.

单词	radiochemistry
释义	Definition of radiochemistry in English: radiochemistry noun ˌreɪdɪəʊˈkɛmɪstriˌreɪdioʊˈkɛməstri mass noun The branch of chemistry concerned with radioactive substances. Example sentencesExamples Mark graduated from IT Sligo with a national certificate in chemistry, a national diploma in analytical chemistry, a degree in environmental chemistry and a PhD in environmental radiochemistry. Inventions take on lives of their own, Dyson argues, and begin shaping the lives of everyone around them: ‘Otto Hahn and Fritz Strassman amuse themselves with analytic radiochemistry and - boom!’ The six-week program covers the fundamentals of nuclear theory, radiochemistry, nuclear instrumentation, radiological safety, and applications to related fields. Libby studied radiochemistry at Berkeley in the 1930s and subsequently worked on the Manhattan Project. Derivatives radiochemical adjective ˌreɪdɪəʊˈkɛmɪk(ə)lˌreɪdioʊˈkɛmək(ə)l Relating to the branch of chemistry concerned with radioactive substances. a radiochemical laboratory that can reprocess spent fuel rods to extract plutonium Example sentencesExamples Suspicion centred on a huge building, 200 metres long, with thick concrete internal walls, which officials said was a radiochemical laboratory. More recent developments in mass spectrometry allow the detection of site-specific phosphorylation in proteins without radiochemical labelling. These analyses showed a radiochemical purity >90%. radiochemist noun Otto Hahn was a radiochemist working at the University of Berlin. Example sentencesExamples Almost a decade ago, Mintun and radiochemist Chester Mathis, Ph.D., developed a method of labeling the 5 - HT2A serotonin receptor with a chemical called altanserin. An international collaboration of radiochemists has determined the volatility of bohrium, element 107 - the heaviest element yet whose chemistry has been successfully investigated. Definition of radiochemistry in US English: radiochemistry nounˌreɪdioʊˈkɛməstriˌrādēōˈkeməstrē The branch of chemistry concerned with radioactive substances. Example sentencesExamples The six-week program covers the fundamentals of nuclear theory, radiochemistry, nuclear instrumentation, radiological safety, and applications to related fields. Inventions take on lives of their own, Dyson argues, and begin shaping the lives of everyone around them: ‘Otto Hahn and Fritz Strassman amuse themselves with analytic radiochemistry and - boom!’ Libby studied radiochemistry at Berkeley in the 1930s and subsequently worked on the Manhattan Project. Mark graduated from IT Sligo with a national certificate in chemistry, a national diploma in analytical chemistry, a degree in environmental chemistry and a PhD in environmental radiochemistry.
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