Sentence examples for radioactive paint from inspiring English sources
A diplomatic amateur, he was too easily impressed by whichever host responded to his interests or appreciated his gifts, which included a shipment of fifty baby chicks and a glow-in-the-dark portrait of Stalin executed in radioactive paint.
Science ministry officials believed the bottles contained radium-226, a radioactive material used in fluorescent paint on watch faces and in medical devices, the Yomiuri Shimbun said.
Even odder, the landscape around him is painted a bright, radioactive red.
A recent study has been conducted on the naturally occurring radioactive nuclides in sand, cement, gravel, gypsum, and paint (Kobeissi et al. 2008), as well as in granites (Kobeissi et al. 2013).
It is so radioactive that it can be used in luminous paint, making it useful in such things as watches.
These paints consist of a phosphor and a radioactive substance e.g., tritium or radium.
This is the second episode after season seven's "Radioactive Man" (1995)—to be animated with digital ink and paint.
Such risk can be the result of activities related to the laboratory facility or property (e.g., asbestos, underground storage tanks, lead paint), or the research associated with it (e.g., radioactive, microbiological, and chemical contamination).
The second part of the study used a naturally occurring radioactive tracer Pb to determine the relative amounts of dust and other lead-containing materials (e.g., paint) eaten by young children.
