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Handbook of Handbook of Nuclear ChemistryNuclear Chemistry

(A magkémia kézikönyve)

http://www.wkap.nl/prod/b/1-4020-1305-1 http://www.chem.elte.hu/departments/magkem/nagys/

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Handbook of Nuclear ChemistryBevezető gondolatok: E. Teller

„New ideas are hard to accept; popular mistrust and opposition often hinder the exploration and application of new sciences and technologies. We have to look only at the work and struggle of Galileo, Newton, and Einstein, among many others, to realize what obstacles there were in their paths.

There can be no question that nuclear energy will become more important in the future in spite of the fact that there is general opposition toward the use of this form of energy. Conventional energy sources will soon become less available. Oil and gas are becoming more expensive and no great reserves appear to be available. Coal supplies are likely to last longer but I expect it to become more expensive even within this century. The other sources, like hydroelectricity, solar energy and geothermal energy will be in many cases important, but they will remain local and limited. I firmly expect that the source that will become of lasting and general importance for the world is nuclear energy.”

„Az új gondolatokat nehéz befogadni; a bizalmatlanság és ellenállás gyakran gátolja az új tudomány és technológia feltárását és felhasználását. Elég, többek között, csak azokra a gáncsoskodásokra gondolni, amikkel meg kellett küzdenie, életútja során, Galileinek, Newtonnak és Einsteinnek.”

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Handbook of Nuclear ChemistryBevezető gondolatok: G.A. Olah

G. A. Olah: Chemical Research-2000 and Beyond, P. Barkan, ed. American Chem. Soc., Washington, DC and Oxford University Press, New York, 1998, pp. 40-54.

„Generating energy by burning non-renewable fossil fuels including oil, gas and coal is feasible only for the relatively short future and even so, faces serious environmental problems (vide infra). The advent of the atomic age opened up a wonderful new possibility, but also created dangers and concerns of safety. I feel that it is tragic that the latter considerations practically brought further development of atomic energy to a stand still at least in most of the Western world. Whether we like it or not we have in the long run no alternative but to rely increasingly on clean atomic energy, but we must solve safety problems including those of disposal and storage of radioactive waste-products. Pointing out difficulties and hazards as well as regulating them (within reason) is necessary. Finding solutions to overcome them, however, is essential.”

„Akár tetszik, akár nem, hosszabb távon nincs más választásunk, mint az, hogy egyre növekvő mértékben a tiszta atomenergiára támaszkodjunk…”

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Statisztikai összegzés2501 oldal5 kötet48+2 fejezet79 szerző2 bolygó (, ♂)11 ország ()

3 sorozatszerkesztőVértes AttilaNagy SándorKlencsár Zoltán

2 kötetszerkesztőLovas Rezső G.Rösch, Frank

1 függelékszerkesztőMolnár Gábor L.

Kezdés: 2000. márciusBefejezés: 2003. októberTartam: 3 és fél év

Handbook of Nuclear ChemistryA projekt fő adatai

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Handbook of Nuclear ChemistrySzerzői statisztika 1

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Handbook of Nuclear ChemistrySzerzői statisztika 2

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Handbook of Nuclear Chemistry Magyar szerzők (fejezetek száma)

Biri S. (1)

Csikai J. (1)

Dóczi R. (1)

Fényes T. (1)

Homonnay Z. (1)

Horváth D. (3)

Jancsó G. (1)

Kanyár B. (1)

Kiss Á. Z. (1)

Koltay E. (2)

Kovács A. (1)

Köteles G. J. (1)

Kuzmann E. (1)

Marek T. (1)

Molnár G. L. (4)

Nagy S. (3)

Pászti F. (1)

Patkós A. (1)

Pusztai L. (1)

Süvegh K. (1)

Vajda N. (1)

Valek A. (1)

Vértes A. (1)

Wojnárovits L. (1)

81. kötet (576 oldal)

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Handbook of Nuclear Chemistry, Vol. 1Basics of Nuclear Science

Foreword: E. Teller

Preface: A. Vértes, S. Nagy, Z. Klencsár

1. History of Nuclear and RadiochemistryG. Friedlander, G. Herrmann

2. Basic Properties of the Atomic NucleusT. Fényes

3. Nuclear ReactionsV. E. Viola

4. Nuclear FissionJ. O. Denschlag

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Handbook of Nuclear Chemistry, Vol. 1Basics of Nuclear Science

5. Kinetics of Radioactive DecayS. Nagy

6. Interaction of Radiation with MatterD. Horváth, A. Vértes

7. Statistical Aspects of Nuclear MeasurementsS. Nagy

8. The Standard Model of Elementary ParticlesD. Horváth

Appendix—Reference DataG. L. Molnár, R. B. Firestone

112. kötet (539 oldal)

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Handbook of Nuclear Chemistry, Vol. 2Elements and Isotopes: Formation, Transformation, Distribution

1. The Origin of the Chemical ElementsT. Rauscher, H. Oberhummer, A. Patkós

2. Natural Radioactive Decay ChainsH. C. Griffin

3. RadioelementsH. C. Griffin

4. Isotope EffectsG. Jancsó

5. Isotopic PaleoclimatologyR. Bowen

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Handbook of Nuclear Chemistry, Vol. 2Elements and Isotopes: Formation, Transformation, Distribution

6. Radioactive Dating MethodsR. Bowen

7. Production and Chemistry of Transuranium ElementsY. Nagame, M. Hirata, H. Nakahara

8. Production and Identification of Transactinide ElementsG. Münzenberg

9. Chemistry of TransactinidesJ. V. Kratz

10. Superheavy ElementsD. C. Hoffman, D. M. Lee

Appendix—The Table of the NuclidesR. B. Firestone

143. kötet (554 oldal)

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Handbook of Nuclear Chemistry, Vol. 3Chemical Applications of Nuclear Reactions and Radiations

1. Radiation ChemistryL. Wojnárovits

2. Hot Atom ChemistryH. K. Yoshihara, T. Sekine

3. Mössbauer SpectroscopyE. Kuzmann, Z. Homonnay, S. Nagy, K. Nomura

4. Mössbauer Excitation by Synchrotron RadiationM. Seto

5. Positron Annihilation SpectroscopiesK. Süvegh, T. Marek

6. Exotic Atoms and MuoniumD. Horváth

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Handbook of Nuclear Chemistry, Vol. 3Chemical Applications of Nuclear Reactions and Radiations

7. Neutron Scattering Methods in ChemistryL. Pusztai

8. Activation AnalysisR. Zeisler, N. Vajda, G. Lamaze, G. L. Molnár

9. Applications of Neutron GeneratorsJ. Csikai, R. Dóczi

10. Chemical Applications of AcceleratorsE. Koltay, F. Pászti, Á. Z. Kiss, F. Adams

11. Tracer TechniqueF. Ambe, S. Ambe, S. Enomoto

Appendix—Reference DataZ. Homonnay, R. B. Firestone, G. L. Molnár, J. Csikai, R. Dóczi, R. Zeisler

174. kötet (416 oldal)

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Handbook of Nuclear Chemistry, Vol. 4Radiochemistry and Radiopharmaceutical Chemistry in Life Sciences

Preface: F. Rösch

In Memoriam Gerhard Stöcklin: F. Rösch, H. Wester, S. Qaim

1. Reactor-Production of Medical RadionuclidesS. Mirzadeh, L. F. Mausner, M. A. Garland

2. Cyclotron Production of Medical RadionuclidesS. M. Qaim

3. Radionuclide GeneratorsF. Rösch, F. F. (Russ) Knapp

4. 11C: Labeling Chemistry and Labeled CompoundsG. Antoni, T. Kihlberg, B. Långström

5. 18F: Labeling Chemistry and Labeled CompoundsH.-J. Wester

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Handbook of Nuclear Chemistry, Vol. 4Radiochemistry and Radiopharmaceutical Chemistry in Life Sciences

6. 99mTc: Labeling Chemistry and Labeled CompoundsR. Alberto, U. Abram

7. Radioiodination Chemistry and Radioiodinated CompoundsM. Eisenhut, W. Mier

8. Radiometals (non-Tc, non-Re) and Bifunctional Labeling Chemistry

H. Mäcke

9. Radionuclide TherapyM. R. Zalutsky

10. Dosimetry and Biological Effects of Ionizing RadiationB. Kanyár, G. J. Köteles

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Handbook of Nuclear Chemistry, Vol. 5Instrumentation, Separation Techniques, Environmental Issues

1. Radiation Detection H. C. Griffin

2. Dosimetry MethodsW. L. McLaughlin, A. Miller, A. Kovács

3. Particle AcceleratorsS. Biri,. E. Koltay, A. Valek

4. Technical Application of Nuclear FissionJ. O. Denschlag

5. Isotope SeparationW. A. Van Hook

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Handbook of Nuclear Chemistry, Vol. 5Instrumentation, Separation Techniques, Environmental Issues

6. Solvent Extraction and Ion Exchange in RadiochemistryG. Skarnemark

7. Radiochemical Separations by ThermochromatographyA. F. Novgorodov, F. Rösch, N. A. Korolev

8. Environmental Radiation ProtectionY. Maeda, S. Osaki

9. Radioactive Waste ManagementP. A. Baisden, C. E. Atkins-Duffin

Appendix—Reference DataR. B. Firestone, G. L. Molnár