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Meanings of cesium in English
Usage of cesium in English
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Who can tell how much cesium 137 showered down on The Day?
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Still, even in plodding cesium, the outer electron is a quick bugger.
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Stuhlinger wrote that cesium would make a more efficient propellant than rubidium.
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The land-based vessel contained sealed pouches of cesium-137, a radioactive isotope.
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In summary, cesium induced EADs at low or high membrane potentials.
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Instead, it's calculated according to the properties of a cesium atom.
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The cesium clock loses one second every 100 million years.
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Tritium is far less dangerous than cesium-itemits a weaker, lower-energyform of radiation.
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However fine an element, cesium lacks the mythic feeling of the moon or sun.
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But for cesium the the opposite appears to be true.
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Or perhaps cesium is migrating up through the soil from deeper in the ground.
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During that second, a microwave signal bombards the cesium ball.
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Unlike iodine, uptake of radioactive cesium cannot be prevented once the person is exposed.
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Once contaminated, it becomes nearly impossible to cleanse the radioactive cesium off of these materials.
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Internal cesium prolonged the duration of the SDPs and the EPSPs evoked by intrastriatal stimulation.
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The main radionuclide of concern is cesium-137, which is easily transferred through the lichen-caribou food chain.
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