RADIATION CHRONICLES Flashcards
(41 cards)
- the principles of a nuclear chain reaction demo
- they take a first patent on the production of nuclear energy
- the principle of nuclear reactors was first recorded and sealed in an envelope where it remains secret during WWII
1939
Irene and Frederic Joliot-Curie
discover Technetiom-99m = an is
1939
Emilio Segre and Glenn Seaborg
US advisory comittee on uranium recos a program to develop an atomic bomb (later named MANHATTAN PROJ)
1939
Rockfeller foundation funds the 1st cyclotron dedicated for biomedical radioisotope production at washington universityy in st louis
1940
Manhattan proj formed to secretly build the atomic bomb before the nazis
1942
Fermi demonsrates the 1st self sustaining nuclear chain rxn in a lab at the university of chicago
1942
US drops atomic bombs on hiroshima and nagasaki
1942
nuc med comes into existance when cyclotron-produced radioisotopes and nuclear radiaiton becomes available in the US
1935
brother of Ernest, makes the 1st clinical therapeutic application of an artificial radionuclide whenn he uses phosphorus-32 to treat leukemia
1936
John H Lawrence
discovery Iron-59
1937
discover iodine-131 and cobalt-60
all isotopes currently used in nuclear medicine
1938
John Livinghood and Glenn Seaborg
shared nobel prize in 1951
Glenn Seaborg and MacMillan
produce lighter elemts by bombarding uranium w neutrons
1938
Otto Hahn and Fritz Strassman
Irene Joliot-Curie and Pavle Savichnotice same
recognized it as splitting atoms = fission
Lise Meitner and Oto Frisch
won a nobel prize in 1944
Otto Hahn
nobel prize for production of elements by neutron irradiation
1938
invents the Geiger counter form measuring radioactivity
1913
Hans Geiger
publishes the 1st study on the intravenous injection of radium for therapy of various diseases
1913
Frederick Proesher
discovered and named proton
1920
boston physician
first uses radioactive tracers to diagnose heart disease
1927
Herman Blumgart
discovers neutron
won nobel 1935
1932
James Chadwick
publish the production od high speed light ions without use of high voltages
its a milestone in the production of quantities and radionuclides
1932
Ernest Lawrence (1939 nobel)
and M Stanley
discover artificial radioactivity
1935 nobel prize for 1st artificial radioactive isotope
1934
Irene and Frederich Joliot-Curie
discovers electron
1897
J.J Thompson