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Acute Radiotoxicity of (BA-LA)140 in Rats and Mice : Part I. Preparation and Administration of the Emitters

Description: Barium 140 and its daughter, lanthanum 140, were obtained from uranium fission. The composition of the solutions used in animal studies is given a procedure for delivering toxic doses to small animals and methods for preparing animal tissues for radioactivity measurements are described.
Date: unknown
Creator: Finkle, R.; Snyder, R. & Tompkins, P.
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Acute Radiotoxicity of (Ha-La)140 for Rats and Mice. Part III. Effects of Height and Food Intake of Animals Treated with (Ha-La)140

Description: In the (Ha-La)140 experiments mice and rats were injected intraperitonially with toxic doses of radiobarium. The weight curves indicate that there was definite retardation of growth in mice and 2.25 uc/g and in rats at 1.98 uc/g.
Date: unknown
Creator: Snyder, R. H.; Sacher, G. A. & Teresi, J. D.
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The Bragg Reflection of Neutrons by a Single Crystal

Description: From cover page: This document has been assigned the above MDDC (Manhattan District Declassification) number, as given in the List of Declassified Documents issued semi-monthly by the Research Division, Manhattan District. In the case of Los Alapnos reports, LADC (Los Alamos Declassification) numbers are listed on the title page if known. This declassified document may differ materially from the original classified document by reason of deletions necessary to accomplish declassification. Hence,… more
Date: June 14, 1946
Creator: Zinn, Walter H.
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The Clinical Physiology of Dogs Exposed to Single Total-Body Doses of X-Rays

Description: A rational approach to therapy for irradiation damage must be based upon knowledge of the nature of the damage. This study of clinical physiology of dogs exposed to singe doses of total body X-radiation was undertaken to provide such a basis for therapy and to provide a basis for descriptions of the effects of specific project hazards.
Date: unknown
Creator: Prosser, C. Ladd (Clifford Ladd), 1907-2002 & Painter, Elizabeth E.
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A Critical Study of the Turmeric Procedure for the Determination of Small Quantities of Boron

Description: This study concerns with a critical study of the conditions for development of the color with turmeric, which follows the distillation procedure and the evaporation of the lime water solution that has been used to recover the boron methyl ester that distills.
Date: unknown
Creator: Mundy, R. J. & Furman, N. Howell (Nathaniel Howell), 1892-1965
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The Electrolysis of Uranium Halides

Description: The electrolysis of tetra- and tri-halides of uranium in fused salt systems at temperatures from 700°-900° C has been investigated. Serious losses are caused by reaction with atmospheric oxygen, refractories and electrode materials.
Date: unknown
Creator: Eastman, E. D. (Ermon Dwight), 1891-1945; Webster, R. A. & Fontana, B. J.
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The Excretion, Retention, Distribution, and Clinical Effects of Strontium 89 in the Dog. Part I. Report of Experimental Work

Description: In adult dog, the 30 day LD 50 for intramuscularly injected Sr 89 (with some Dr 90 contamination) was approximately 1.0 uc/g injected dose or 0.5 uc/g retained dose at 10 days, corrected for excretion and decay.
Date: unknown
Creator: Swift, M. N.; Prosser, C. Ladd (Clifford Ladd), 1907-2002; Jacobson, L. O.; Lisco, H.; Painter, E. E.; Klione, O. et al.
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The Interference of Nickel in the Reduction of Uranium Solutions in the Jones Reduction: a Study of the Effects of Nickel, Cobalt, Manganese, Zinc, Calcium, Magnesium, Aluminum and Sodium Ions upon the Reduction

Description: Nickel interferes seriously with the reduction of uranyl solutions in the Jones reductor. Nickel ion, if added after reduction of a uranium solution has no harmful effect upon the aeration and the titration with standard ceric sulfate solution.
Date: unknown
Creator: Furman, N. Howell (Nathaniel Howell), 1892-1965 & Herberling, J. B.
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