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Dictionary » T » Tritium Tritiumtritium (Science: physics, radiobiology) long lived radioactive isotope of hydrogen (half life 12.26 years). weak emitter, very suitable for autoradiography and relatively easy to incorporate into complex molecules. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: AIDS – a tritium disease?The tritium from Fukushima can reach to any point of the world, but only at a small radius (a few kilometres) it can enter retroviruses. And the probability of their spreading in Japan is insignificant.
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Re: 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 ...
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AIDS – a tritium disease?... if you have a military grade tinfoil hat to lose. 5 min exposure maximum recommended per year, after that the hat melts and it causes quite severe tritium burns, that will evolve into AIDS and cause parthenogenesis (although you should be able to avoid that last bit, if as your handle suggest you ...
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AIDS – a tritium disease?From the research I have done on the web, since there is no mention of tritium in my text books, all I can work out is it's a rather rare isotope of hydrogen that is more often than not made by UV light reacting with the atmosphere. This event in itself is ...
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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 ...
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