Radiochemistry is defined as using the unique properties of the nucleus to study chemical processes and problems that, frequently, cannot be examined in any other way.
Follow the links below to find out about our use of radiochemistry to study Alzheimer's disease, the potential hazards associated with fine airborne particulate matter, the "history" of native American artifacts, and the nature of high-temperature chemical reactions.
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Potential health risks of fine airborne particulate matter |
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Provenance studies of copper, ceramic, and red ochre |