Technetium -99 - Nuclear Chemistry

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0:00 Our Tc Solution
1:15 History
1:36 Decay data
2:49 Tc in the reactor
4:04 Tc-98
6:27 how to get Tc out of the reactor
7:02 conclusion
7:28 Bye :)
#technetium #nuclear #radioactivity

[@jansenart0]

Getting a physics degree by just watching this channel.

[@bear4278]

Yay! Thank you for this 😊 Technetium is such a fascinating element to me (an element with no stable isotopes in the middle of the periodic table?!? 🤔)! Unfortunately I’m here too early and KZbin is just infinitely buffering at this point but just wanted to say thanks in advance and I’ll be back to watch it as soon as I can 😊

[@wilhellmllw3608]

Was trying to watch the german version, now I can understand better!

[@physicsnuggets1799]

Really interesting thanks. Looking forward to more technetium-tastic videos maybe concerning production and use of the medical isomer Tc99m?

[@SimonsNuclearchemistry]

Will do^^

[@kaspie2]

You really should team up with Periodic Videos by Brady Harran and the nerds at the Universtiy of Notingham.

[@aSpyIntheHaus]

Oh this is wonderful! Another very fantastic video mate.

[@Astro-adventure]

I wish I had some

[@Tylerx-z]

hello

[@SimonsNuclearchemistry]

Guten Tag

[@rarenightcore]

How do I buy this lol

[@SimonsNuclearchemistry]

Onyxmet has tiny quantities tho^^ I just bought some and will make a Video about it^^

[@yaykruser]

@@SimonsNuclearchemistryCant wait for it! Just got a package containing Be, Mo,Co and Sb from them today. Technetium was a little to pricy at over 400€ though.

[@rarenightcore]

@@SimonsNuclearchemistry could I buy like a mL of that solution you have?

[@SimonsNuclearchemistry]

@@rarenightcore nope :) we can't sell anything. Fun legal facts: a really hot uranium Rock, that you have is no problem legally speaking (to some degree) but the moment it enters our lab, and we can measure radioactivity, it is then offically legally radioactive and can't just be carried home🤷‍♂️

[@rarenightcore]

@@SimonsNuclearchemistry interesting! thank you for the help and your amazing videos