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Dictionary » E » Emitter EmitterEmitter (Science: physics, radiobiology) a radionuclide whose decay is accompanied by the emission of beta particles, most commonly negatively charged electrons. Many isotopes used in biology, such as 3H, 14C, 35S and 32P are pure beta emitters. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: You are right tritium is a weak beta emitter. It does not change anything about what I said. Montagnier has gone mad. Duesberg has no qualification in virology, although he is a molecular biologist. I guess you and him would have no problem ...
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AIDS – a tritium disease?You are right tritium is a weak beta emitter. It does not change anything about what I said. Montagnier has gone mad. Duesberg has no qualification in virology, although he is a molecular biologist. I guess you and him would have no problem ...
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Positron emission Tomography... type and function of tissue involved. The changing of regional blood flow in various anatomic structures (as a measure of the injected positron emitter) can be visualized and relatively quantified with a PET scan. PET imaging is best performed using a dedicated PET scanner. However, it is possible ...
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The Fiber Disease... isotope that is produced in nuclear reactors. It has a relatively short half-life of 2.65 years. It emits alpha radiation, and is a strong emitter of neutrons. Californium-252 has several medical and industrial applications, including its use in cancer therapy. It is also used to detect ...
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The Fiber DiseaseCilla, t has been hypothesized that the body's primary gamma emitter, potassium-40 (K40), represents a "self-regulation" of energy within the body and the surrounding electromagnetic field.24 London
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