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1280 B. DE RAAD, W. C. MIDDELKOOP, B. VAN NOOYEN AND P. M. ENDT RADIOACTIVE DECAY OF lΒ°3Ru
weak 53 keV F-ray from the plots of our lΒ°3Ru scintillation spectra. The results is E~ ~ 58 4:5 keV. This is rather high for 53 keV, and rather low for a 65 keV transition, but we cannot exclude the possibility that our )/-ray must be identified with the latter.
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The ruthenium red cation is a complex of ruthenium with ammonia in which there are two 0x0-bridges: Its chloride form is widely used in histochemical studies because its selective reaction with mucopolysaccharides (2)(3). On this basis, the availability of a radioruthenium labelled complex is of s
BARTOL RESEARCH FOUNDATTON NOTES 517 oxide (99.98 per cent pure) was irradiated by neutrons to produce Pr1h2 which was found to decay with emission of a single gamma ray at 1.6 Mev. NO gamma rays were detected in the disintegration of Pr143. Any present were estimated to have an intensity of upper