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Tungsten nuclides

The source preparation for tungsten Mossbauer spectroscopy is in general cumbersome, apart from the production of a, the parent nuclide of The first... [Pg.303]

Which of the following nuclides would you expect to be radioactive liNi, ifCu, Ag, tungsten-184, polonium-206 Justify your choices. [Pg.911]

Even though the Mossbauer effect has been observed for almost 50 different elements and ca. 100 different nuclides, only a few of these elements are widely used as Mossbauer effect probes. The nuclides which are both experimentally viable and yield useful chemical information are iron-57, tin-119, antimony-121, and europium-151. More difficult to use but of importance in coordination chemistry are gold-197, nickel-61, ruthenium-99, tellurium-125, iodine-129, dysprosium-161, tungsten-182, and neptunium-237. Among these isotopes, iron-57 is by far the easiest, most informative, and most widely used nuclide in both traditional coordination chemistry and in studies of biologically significant coordination complexes. [Pg.269]


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