Radioactive nuclear technology in biology

Author: Ren Shiren
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Publish Date: 2002-07-01
Features: This book consists of ten chapters, covering the following content: atomic structure and atomic energy; the relevant laws, production, and preparation of radioactive isotopes; the interaction of radiation with matter and the measurement of radiation; units, dose limits, and safety protection methods related to radiation protection; it also discusses the principles, methods, types, and application examples of radioactive isotope technology in biology. This book is designed as a foundational textbook for undergraduate and graduate students in biology. Considering the current importance and urgency of radiation safety protection, the content related to radiation protection has been intentionally expanded, making this book suitable for reference by personnel engaged in radiation management. Additionally, it can serve as a pre-job training manual for those newly involved in radioactive work.