radiochemistry
noun
ra·dio·chem·is·try
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Definition of radiochemistry
: a branch of chemistry dealing with radioactive substances and phenomena including tracer studies
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Other Words from radiochemistry
radiochemical
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adjective
radiochemically
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adverb
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radiochemist
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Examples of radiochemistry in a Sentence
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The nuclear-research center was hit with five weapons, the radiochemistry laboratory was hit, Building 500 close to that laboratory was hit, and the fuel fabrication facility was hit. — Uri Friedman, The Atlantic, "North Korea: The Military Options," 17 May 2017 After graduating from South Carolina State University with a degree in chemistry and a concentration in radiochemistry, McCullough now works as a nuclear scientist at the United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission. — Julie Mazziotta, PEOPLE.com, "Miss USA Kára McCullough Sparks Controversy for Calling Health Care a 'Privilege'," 15 May 2017 McCullough earned her Bachelor of Science degree in chemistry with a concentration in radiochemistry from South Carolina State University. — Mark Price, charlotteobserver, "Who won Miss USA title Sunday night? She has ties to the Carolinas," 15 May 2017These example sentences are selected automatically from various online news sources to reflect current usage of the word 'radiochemistry.' Views expressed in the examples do not represent the opinion of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us feedback.
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More Definitions for radiochemistry
radiochemistry
noun
ra·dio·chem·is·try
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plural radiochemistries
Medical Definition of radiochemistry
: a branch of chemistry dealing with radioactive substances and phenomena including tracer studies
— called also nuclear chemistry