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pioneering radiochemistry


BOLTWOOD, Bertram Borden.

Report on the Separation of Ionium and Actinium from Certain Residues and on the Production of Helium by Ionium. Offprint from the Proceedings of the Royal Society, A, volume 85.

London, Harrison and Sons for The Royal Society, 1911.

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Report on the Separation of Ionium and Actinium from Certain Residues and on the Production of Helium by Ionium.

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Offprint of a paper following from Boltwood's discovery of the parent element of radium, the isotope thorium-230, here called ionium.

Yale scientist Bertram Bolden Boltwood (1870-1927) was one of the founders of the field of radiochemistry. He discovered that all radioactive elements eventually decay into lead, and developed the technique of radiometric dating, showing that some of the Earth's rocks were 2.2 million years old, much older than previous estimates.

12-page offprint, wire-stitched; contents toned; original buff wrappers printed in black, wrappers tanned along the spine and edges, very good condition.

Stock code 113898

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Offprint of Report on the Separation of Ionium and Actinium from Certain Residues, a paper following from Boltwood's discovery of the parent element of radium, the isotope thorium-230.

Report on the Separation of Ionium and Actinium from Certain Residues and on the Production of Helium by Ionium.

Regular price  £100.00
Sale price  £100.00 Regular price 

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