| pulse radiolysis | Use of a pulse of X-rays or fast electrons to generate free radicals for spectroscopic examination. (12 Dec 1998) |
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molecular disintegration resulting from radiation
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the use of ionizing radiation to produce chemical reactions.
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The breakup of chemicals into smaller components (eg water, H and O) by ionizing radiation.
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a process by which radioactivity breaks down and hence changes chemical compounds. It is a principal cause of certain kinds of waste management problems, notably in relation to liquid radioactive wastes and wastes containing mixtures of radioactive materials and non-radioactive chemicals. Chemicals present in the waste break down over time due to the action of radiation unless they are in very stable forms. ...
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Radionuclides in the waste that come into contact with organic materials like wood or plastics, irradiate those materials and cause those materials to break down or decompose. This process releases various other chemical compounds and gases like hydrogen and vinyl chloride.
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| radiolysis | molecular disintegration resulting from radiation |
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