1. A Symposium on Radioisotopes in the Biosphere, sponsored by the University of Minnesota, National Science Foundation, Atomic Energy Commission [and] Agricultural Research Service, United States Department of Agriculture. Edited by Richard S. Caldecott and Leon A. Snyder. - Symposium on Radioisotopes in the Biosphere
x, 597 p.

2. Therapeutic use of artificial radioisotopes. - Hahn, Paul Francis, 1908-
414 p.

3. Radioisotope measurement in nuclear medicine. - Low, Frank H
67 p.

4. Radioisotopes in science and industry; a special report. - U.S. Atomic Energy Commission.
xii, 176 p.

5. Radioisotope Thermolelectric Generator - Edward L
Saturn-bound is designed to rely, without on the waste heat from its three radioisotope generators to warm the propulsion module subsystem, and the RTG end dome is a key determining factor of the amount of waste heat delivered. A previously thermal model of the RTG was the sole guide to understanding its complex behavior, but displayed large against some thermal development test data. A careful effort to significant modifications and adjustments of the model, which result in a doubling of the radiative heat transfer from the heat source support assemblies to the end domes and bring up the dome flange predictions to within of the pertinent data. The increased inboard end dome has a...

6. Advanced radioisotope power systems technology development at JPL

7. Proceedings. - Radioisotope Conference.
2 v.

8. Radioisotopes : a new tool for industry / Sidney Jefferson ; with a foreword by Henry Seligman. - Jefferson, S. (Sidney)
110 p. :

9. Power from radioisotopes [by Robert L. Mead. Scientific background by William R. Corliss]. - Mead, Robert L.
38 p.

10. Principles of radioisotope methodology, by Grafton D. Chase, with the cooperation of Joseph L. Rabinowitz. - Chase, Grafton D.
286 p.

11. Clinical use of radioisotopes; a manual of technique, edited by Theodore Fields and Lindon Seed. - Fields, Theodore, 1922-
455 p.

12. Radioisotope Thermolelectric Generator - Edward Jet Propulsion; Cassini Radioisotope; Thermolelectric Generator
Saturn-bound is designed to rely, without on the waste heat from its three radioisotope generators to warm the propulsion module subsystem, and the RTG end dome is a key determining factor of the amount of waste heat delivered. A previously thermal model of the RTG was the sole guide to understanding its complex behavior, but displayed large against some thermal development test data. A careful effort to significant modifications and adjustments of the model, which result in a doubling of the radiative heat transfer from the heat source support assemblies to the end domes and bring up the dome flange...

13. Applications of radioisotopes and radiation in the life sciences; summary-analysis of hearings held on Mar. 27, 28, 29, and 30, 1961, before the Subcommittee on Research, Development, and Radiation of the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, Congress of the United States. - United States. Congress. Joint Committee on Atomic Energy.
iii, 23 p.

14. Advanced Radioisotope Power Source Options For Pluto Express - Mark L. Underwood
the drive reduce mass and cost, is investigating using an advanced power conversion in a small Radioisotope Power Source to deliver the mission power of 74 at of mission. year the baseline power source under consideration has been a Radioisotope Generator This would be a scaled down with an inventory of 6 General Sources IS) and a mass of 17.8 advanced technology conversion options arc being examined to the power source mass and to the amount of radioisotope arc being considered as advanced converter the Alkali Metal Converter ('l'l'V) and Stirling Engines. Conceptual designs for each of these options have been prepared. would require only 2 to provide the mission power and would have a mass of...

15. Advanced radioisotope power systems segmented thermoelectric research

16. Enabling exploration with small radioisotope power systems

17. Evaluation of radioisotope electric propulsion for selected interplanetary science missions

18. Radioisotope power systems and their applications for solar system exploration

19. Radioisotope Electric Propulsion (REP)for selected interplanetary science missions

20. Radioisotope technology : manual for AEC-NSF Institute / by Lloyd E.Brownell. - Brownell, Lloyd E. (Lloyd Earl), 1915-
1 v.(various pagings) :

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