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  • noun A chemist who specializes in radiochemistry

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  • noun a chemist who specializes in nuclear chemistry

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Examples

  • The Norwegian radiochemist Ellen Gleditsch paid several visits to the Radium Institute over the years at his invitation. 126 Well - known in the field and active in feminist politics, Gleditsch functioned as a mentor of the younger women scientists, paying attention not only to their scientific work but to their personal lives as well.

    Trafficking Materials and Gendered Experimental Practices: Radium Research in Early 20th Century Vienna 2007

  • I helped our radiochemist with preparation of some samples, I haven't done anything like that since I was still in school that is, before I went to university.

    Ten things I've done that you probably haven't x00c5;ka 2008

  • I helped our radiochemist with preparation of some samples, I haven't done anything like that since I was still in school that is, before I went to university.

    Archive 2008-01-01 x00c5;ka 2008

  • I settled automatically and happily into his research group, and became a radiochemist working on the chemistry of radioactive atoms.

    F.Sherwood Rowland - Autobiography 1996

  • Kamen began his career as a radiochemist at the University of California at Berkeley's Lawrence Radiation Laboratory.

    President Announces Recipients Of Fermi Award ITY National Archives 1995

  • "There are solutions to the waste problems-the major problems are political, not scientific," said Rice, the radiochemist.

    WORLDMag.com 2010

  • Andrew Rice, a radiochemist working on cleaning up radioactive waste at Hanford, a former plutonium reactor in Washington state.

    WORLDMag.com 2010

  • What happens beyond that point is anyone's guess, said Kenton Moody, a radiochemist on the team at Livermore.

    post-gazette.com - News 2010

  • What happens beyond that point is anyone's guess, said Kenton Moody, a radiochemist on the team at Livermore.

    NYT > Home Page By JAMES GLANZ 2010

  • What happens beyond that point is anyone's guess, said Kenton Moody, a radiochemist on the team at Livermore.

    NYT > Home Page By JAMES GLANZ 2010

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