Sentence examples for radioactive constituents from inspiring English sources

The pills will not prevent harm from all the radioactive constituents of any plume that might emerge from a stricken plant.

The horizontal repository portion has a slight upward tilt that provides additional isolation, and isolating any mechanisms that could move radioactive constituents upward.

The horizontal repository portion has a slight upward tilt that provides additional isolation isolating any mechanisms that could move radioactive constituents upward.

The radioactive constituents didn't just disappear; the authors noted that most had likely been transferred and accumulated to high levels in the sludge that would go to a landfill.

Figure 3 shows that in terms of the radioactive emissions from constituents within STPs, the greatest contribution by far was from the β-emitter 40K; and, when detectable, the activities of the other β-emitters (14C, and 3H) were also greater than that of α-emitters.

The result is to be distinguished from the gamma-ray spectrum produced by the radioactive decay of radiogenic constituents lying in the surface and interior of the Moon.

The batch sorption study of Sr2+, Co2+ and Ni2+ ions from single- and multi-component solutions was performed, as their radioactive isotopes are common constituents in LRW.

Hall, meanwhile, is developing faster methods to analyze lanthanides, the 15 rare earth elements that, with the radioactive actinides, are key constituents of fallout.

For example, normal biochemical constituents labeled with a radioactive isotope can be injected into neurons and then transported the length of the axon, where they can be detected by picking up the radioactivity on an X-ray plate.

Domestic shale gas plays exhibit even greater diversity, including depth and thickness of recoverable resources, the amount and range of chemicals present in produced water, and the presence of constituents such as bromide, naturally occurring radioactive material, hydrogen sulfide, and other toxic elements [ 23, 28].

Unlike splitting an atom into its constituent subatomic particles, as happens in radioactive decay, in this case the atom was essentially splitting into a set of twins.