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Experts talk on developing the isotope supply chain
The American Nuclear Society recently hosted a webinar, “Securing the Isotope Supply Chain: A Growing Global Challenge,” featuring experts from a variety of private and public institutions who discussed the current state of the isotope supply chain, the necessity for strengthening that chain, and the tools available to develop a more robust system.
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P. R. Okamoto, A. T. Santhanam, H. Wiedersich, A. Taylor
Nuclear Technology | Volume 22 | Number 1 | April 1974 | Pages 45-51
Technical Paper | Fusion Reactor Materials / Material | doi.org/10.13182/NT74-A16273
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Recent transmission electron microscopy examinations of heavy-ion-bombarded vanadium have shown that the peak swelling temperature was sensitive to impurity content. In addition, anomalously large strain fields were observed around voids at 650°C. At higher temperatures, thin precipitates were observed to form on void surfaces. These strain and precipitate effects are shown to be caused by impurity segregation to void surfaces during irradiation.