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Isotop products
Stable isotopes and ultra purity substances
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The use of isotopes and ultra purity substances serves as
the basis of many high technologies in different areas of science and
engineering, in particular, in medicine, nuclear power production and
electronics. Isotopes: carbon, silicon, sulfur, zinc, krypton, xenon,
molybdenum, germanium, selenium, nickel and oxygen.
A mutually beneficial collaboration is proposed in the production and sales of isotope products.
Details
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Overpacks to store and ship radioactive material, special-purpose ones included
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The overpacks allow transporting up to 1 gram of
highest-activity radioactive isotopes. They meet the requirements of the
applicable regulations for safe transportation of radioactive
materials. Permits are available.
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Strata and targets from highly enriched supertransuranic
elements with the surface area of up to hundreds of square centimeters
on various substrate materials
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Substrate materials: metals (aluminum, beryllium, steel,
iron, nickel, copper, titanium, zirconium); ceramic materials; quartz;
and organic films. Substrate shapes: disks; rings; planar, cylindrical
and spherical surfaces. Strata from the isotopes of thorium, uranium,
neptunium, plutonium, americium, and curium may be deposited
electrochemically or pyrolytically, or embedded into the substrate in
the form of ions of 40 kev energy.
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Highly enriched (up to 99.995%) isotopes of actinides
These are produced by way of electromagnetic enrichment
in the sufficient amounts for conduct of advanced physical experiments,
their forms to include solid compounds, liquids, and targets. Isotopes:
thorium, uranium, neptunium, plutonium, americium, curium, radium, and
actinium.
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