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Editore: Berlin, Springer Vlg., 1985
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- Titolo
- Gmelin Handbook of Inorganic Chemistry. System Number 8a: At Astatine.
- Autore
- Gmelin-Institut für Anorg. Chemie u. Grenzgebiete in der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft zur Förderung d. Wissensch. (Hg.):
- Editore
- Berlin, Springer Vlg.
- Anno di pubblicazione
- 1985
- Condizione
- Gut
- Rilegatura
- Hardcover/Pappeinband
- Lingua
- inglese
- ISBN 10
- 3540935169
- ISBN 13
- 9783540935162
- Edizione
- 8th ed.
- Peso dell'articolo
- 785 grammi
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- Chemie
Astatine is - besides radon and francium - the only natural radioelement which only has short-Lived isotopes, thereby excluding experiments with . . weighable" amounts of the element. This implies that all available data on physics and chemistry of this element are 12 16 based on experiments on the tracer scale with 10- to 10- g - and this will also not change in future because no longer-Lived isotopes as yet known are to be expected. Due to the fact that the only isotope of At occurring in the natural decay series, 219At, results from the 0. 005% a-branching of 223Fr which itself is produced by the only 1. 38% a-branching of 227 Ac - a member of the 235U series - there is no chance to recover substantial amounts of 219At from natural sources for sCientific research of At. All studies, therefore, are being done with the isotopes 209At to 211At having half-lives in the few hours region and being obtained by irradiation of bismuth with a-particles via (a,xn) reactions or by proton irradiation of heavy elements via spallation reactions. The mostly used isotope is 7. 22 h 211At. The fast separation of the obtained At isotopes is no very difficult procedure and is either being done by wet adsorption-precipitation techniques or making use of its high volatility by destilling in air.
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