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S 1. INTRODUCTIOK Ruthenium-106 is a radionuclide which is formed by nuclear fission of uranium. When uranium fuel elements, containing fission products, are removed from a nuclear reactor and dissolved in nitric acid for chemical processing, derivatives of nitrosyl-ruthenium (RuNO) are formed. These include both nitrato complexes, for example [RuNO (NO,), (HzO)2], and nitro complexes, such as [RuNO (NO,),(H,O), OH]. The composition of

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Radioactivity in diet

Bruce¹

1975

Toxicology

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Bruce¹

1977

Alcheringa: An Australasian Journal of Palaeontology

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R.S. Bruce

Studies in the metabolism of carrier-free radioruthenium—II The uptake of nitrosyl-ruthenium complexes from the gastrointestinal tract

Studies in the, metabolism of carrier-free radioruthenium—I Preliminary investigations

Studies in the Metabolism of Carrier-Free Radio-Ruthenium The Preparation and Metabolism of Nitrosyl-Ruthenium Nitro Complexes

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