Surface diffraction separates isotopes
Published in C&EN Global Enterprise • Oct 30, 2017
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Authors:
MITCH JACOBY
Abstract
Isotope separation methods are key to numerous scientific and industrial processes. Nuclear power plants and weapons, for example, require fuels enriched in a select isotope. And isotopically pure or enriched samples are used in scientific research and medical procedures. Isotopes can be separated v...
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