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Re: Kr-85 -> ionization -> oxidants -> acid rain??
Bjorn
Kr is non reactive, heavier than air, and washed out of the
atmosphere with every rain. You might want to check out this paper:
http://www.geo.tu-freiberg.de/kolleg/dokumente/tlange.pdf
I have worked with Kr-85 several times. It only forms compounds under
very extreme conditions i.e. conditions not found in the atmosphere.
John Kuperus
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>From: bcradsafers@HOTMAIL.COM
>To: radsafe@list.vanderbilt.edu
>Subject: Re: Kr-85 -> ionization -> oxidants -> acid rain??
>Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2003 17:42:33 +0000
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>>>Is PbAuKrO the green krytonite or the red kryptonite?
>>Superman was sensitive to green kryptonite when I was a kid.
>>
>>
>>Besides that: No one seems to have a reference to that claim about
>the
>>ionization and subsequent formation of acids etc. Is there any
>listserve
>>system like Radsafers that is for inorganic chemistry? I plan a
>response to
>>the massmedial myth fallout we had - especially as it seems to be
>organized
>>(and comes from the Swedish Society for the Conservation of Nature
>where I
>>served as the president for the Stockholm region more than 20 years
>ago...
>>before leaving all of it in 1987 - the organization was taken over
>by too
>>many fundamentalists).
>>
>>Part of the message was that large amounts of radioactivity
>(classified as
>>nuclear waste) is released to the air during normal operation etc,
>etc. No
>>numbers were given...
>>
>>Part of the story is a variant of the topic that krypton equals
>freons and
>>therefore nuclear power destroys the ozone layer (message by a
>former second
>>minister of the environment). She wrote a nasty letter to me BTW
>after I
>>had, with kind intentions, informed her about the difference between
>krypton
>>atoms and freon molecules (she had read the freon=krypton story in
>some
>>weekly trashy publication). The message between the lines was
>basically that
>>I should watch it.
>>
>>My personal ideas only,
>>
>>Bjorn Cedervall bcradsafers@hotmail.com
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