Nucleospecific Reagent Polymer or NSRP

Nucleospecific Reagent Polymer / NSRP: A concept for a "new" group of polymeric reagents specifically designed to capture radioactive elements in the decontamination process, thus mitigating the decontamination. See the work of Sellergren and Narasimhan (Technische Universitaet Dortmund, via http://www.alphagalileo.org/) on their polymer designed to remove radioactive Cobalt.

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FOM: Nuclear Waste Reduction: Polymers Designed to Mop Up Radioactive Isotopes, Molecular imprinting, Molecular imprinted polymer, Polymer With Honeycomb Structure: Scientists Synthesize Graphene-Like Material and Technische Universitaet Dortmund (2009, November 28). Nuclear waste reduction: Polymers designed to mop up radioactive isotopes. ScienceDaily. Retrieved November 28, 2009, from http://www.sciencedaily.com­ /releases/2009/11/091127123921.htm.





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Geigaeces

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Geigaeces: The unfortunate portmanteau of Geiger counter and faeces. Radioactive fecal material! Can you imagine a flaming bag of this left on your front porch?

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FOM: Plutonium production site hosts radioactive rabbit poo http://bit.ly/144S1i and Plutonium.







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Geiger Storm

Geiger Storm: The unfortunate portmanteau of Geiger Counter and storm. An extension of the concept of Radioactive Dust Storm. A storm that releases radioactive material.

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FOM: Australia 'uranium' dust concerns, Australian Dust Storm 2009, Uranium 235 and Radioactive Dust Storm.

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Radioactive Dust Storm

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Radioactive Dust Storm: Not something you deal with everyday. With reference to the recent enormous Australian Dust storm 2009 which might have left U-235 (and other radioactive elements?...) in its swath... Yikes!!!


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References: Australia 'uranium' dust concerns and Australian Dust Storm 2009.









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