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    Low Pressure Tritiation Of Molecules

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    12/30/1980
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    Moran, Thomas F.
    Powers, James C.
    Lively III, Mark O.
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    Abstract
    Molecules are tritiated by depositing molecules of a substance to be tritiated on a supporting substrate in a vacuum chamber, and then subjecting the substance to low pressures of tritium gas. In a second embodiment of the invention, a substance is tritiated by placing the same near, but not in the path of, an electron beam which traverses a chamber; admitting tritium gas into the chamber; and subjecting the tritium to the electron beam thereby generating vibrationally excited tritium gas molecules which collide and react with the substance thus incorporating tritium atoms into the substance.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/1853/57232
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