F-block chemical elements.
Synonyms
Examples for "actinides"
Examples for "actinides"
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For both actinides, like-for-like An-O → An-N substitutions lead to improved reaction energies.
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But it's the strange behavior of those nuclei that has long made actinides the stuff of wonder.
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At intervals that can vary from every millisecond to every hundred thousand years, actinides spin off particles and decay into more stable elements.
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Actinides are dense because their nuclei contain large numbers of neutrons and protons.
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Actinides are the only materials that split apart this way, and if the collisions are uncontrolled, you unleash hell: a nuclear explosion.
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Evaluating the nature of chemical bonding for actinide elements represents one of the most important and long-standing problems in actinide science.
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Whereas this chemistry is intensively explored for transition-metal and lanthanide ions, any related actinide compound has not received attention.
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And if you pack together enough of certain actinide atoms, their nuclei will erupt in a powerful release of energy.
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Radioactive doses to local seafood consumers have been rising steeply since BNFL commissioned a new, enhanced actinide removal plant in 1994.
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Evaluating the nature of chemical bonding for actinide elements represents one of the most important and long-standing problems in actinide science.
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A group of rats were given a single injection of 237Np-nitrate solution in order to observe the acute toxicity effects of this actinide.
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It is composed of discrete actinide centers in ten-fold coordination, with 8 carboxyl oxygen atoms and 2 oxygen atoms from DMF molecules.
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For both actinides, like-for-like An-O → An-N substitutions lead to improved reaction energies.
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Actinides are dense because their nuclei contain large numbers of neutrons and protons.
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But it's the strange behavior of those nuclei that has long made actinides the stuff of wonder.
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Actinides are the only materials that split apart this way, and if the collisions are uncontrolled, you unleash hell: a nuclear explosion.
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At intervals that can vary from every millisecond to every hundred thousand years, actinides spin off particles and decay into more stable elements.