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  1. 30 de ene. de 2017 · Strontium-90 (90 Sr) is a bone- and teeth-seeking radionuclide 1 that is released in large quantities during nuclear accidents and aerial nuclear testing 2,3,4. Due to its high solubility in water and long half-life (29 years), this radionuclide persists in the environment for a long time and progressively enters the food chain.

  2. This step and 2M nitric acid wash allow separation of Sr-90 from such nuclides as Y-90, K-40, Co-60, and Cs-137. To increase strontium recovery, 6 mL of 0.2 M nitric acid was used for the final elution. Table 4 shows the results with the average strontium recovery of 93–94%.

  3. Strontium. S.C. Gad, in Encyclopedia of Toxicology (Third Edition), 2014 Reproductive Toxicity. In a minipig study in which dams were dosed with strontium-90, levels required to affect fetal or neonatal mortality were high enough to kill the dams as well.Injection of pregnant mice with strontium-90 in one study caused a decrease in number of fetal oocytes as well as skeletal malformations.

  4. 21 de ene. de 2022 · Strontium-90 is a major radioactive nuclide released by nuclear accidents and discharge waste. Input of such radioactive nuclide into earth surface environment causes potential threat of long-term ...

  5. Our radiation oncology team has extensive experience with Strontium-90 therapy. Our own Dr. Gordon is a co-author of the largest series of cats treated with this modality. 1 In this study, 98% of cats had a successful response to treatment for an average of over 4 years!

  6. Стронций-90. Стро́нций-90 ( лат. strontium-90 ) — радиоактивный нуклид химического элемента стронция с атомным номером 38 и массовым числом 90. Образуется преимущественно при делении ядер в ядерных ...

  7. Strontium har fått navnet sitt fra mineralet strontianitt som igjen er oppkalt etter landsbyen Strontian på den skotske vestkysten. ... 10. oktober 1957 var Strontiumisotopene 89 Sr og 90 Sr blant de radioaktive stoffene som ble sluppet ut ved brannen i Windscalereaktoren i Cumbria, England (der Sellafield-anlegget ligger i dag).