Radium
Chemistry and physics of radium and its compounds.
Radium - chemical symbol Ra, atomic number 88 - is a radioactive chemical element in the group of alkaline-earth metals (2. group of the periodic table).
Online available information resources about the chemistry and physics of radium and the radium compounds.
Content
Information and data about the element
Radium, Ra
Chemical and physical properties. Webelements, UK
Radium, Ra
Chemical and physical properties. Visual Elements, Chemsoc, UK
Radium, Ra
Chemical and physical properties; comprehensive data. Environmental Chemistry, USA
Atom, Orbitals, Radiochemistry
Atomic Data for Radium (Ra)
Basic Atomic Spectroscopic Data. NIST, USA
Isotopes of Radium
Overview, isotopic data and properties of all known nuclides of radium.
Radiochemistry of Radium
National Research Council - Format: PDF
Historical Facts and Documents
Discovery of Radium
Article
Marie Curie
... and the Discovery of Radium - Format: PDF
Radium and Radioactivity
Historical article by Mme. Sklodowska Curie, 1904
Group Elements - Information
Alkaline Earth Metals
The elements of Group 2, the Alkaline Earth Metals. Chemsoc, UK
Calculations on Collisions Between Cold Alkaline Earth Atoms
Article. Harvard, USA - Format: PDF
The Alkaline Earth Metals
Advanced Level Inorganic Chemistry
Compounds
Radium and radium compounds
Data base search form: information and available products
Geochemistry and Biogeochemistry
Radium Minerals
The Mineralogy of Radium. Webmineral
Safety
Radiation Information
Radium is a naturally-occurring radioactive metal. Ist most common isotopes are radium-226, radium 224, and radium-228. Radium is a radionuclide formed by the decay of uranium and thorium in the environment. It occurs at low levels in virtually all rock, soil, water, plants, and animals. EPA, USA
Radium-226
Radioactive Material Safety Data Sheet - Format: PDF
Toxicology and Medicinal Chemistry
Chemical Profile for Radium-228
Scorecard - the pollution information site
ToxFAQs� for Radium
This fact sheet answers the most frequently asked health questions about radium. ATSDR, USA
Toxicological Profile for Radium
The ATSDR toxicological profile succinctly characterizes the toxicologic and adverse health effects information for the hazardous substance described here
Related Books and Scientific Literature: Radium
Duward Shriver, Mark Weller, Tina Overton et al.
From the fundamentals to the frontiers of research, this classic text offers an introduction to inorganic chemistry no other book can match. The new edition is most modern and most student-friendly yet, covering both the theoretical and descriptive aspects of inorganic chemistry in presentation that includes helpful new study tools and, as always, a captivating focus on experimental methods, industrial applications, and cutting-edge topics.
W. H. Freeman; 2014
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