radiochemical

/ˌreɪdioʊˈkɛmɪkəl/
adjective
  1. Relating to the chemistry of radioactive substances or the use of radioactive materials in chemical processes.
    • The radiochemical properties of uranium make it useful for both energy production and medical imaging.
    • She specializes in radiochemical analysis to detect trace amounts of contaminants in water.
    • The lab uses radiochemical techniques to study how radioactive elements behave in different environments.
noun
  1. A chemical substance that is radioactive or contains radioactive isotopes.
    • The lab stores radiochemicals in lead-lined containers to prevent radiation leaks.
    • Workers must handle radiochemicals with special protective equipment to avoid exposure.
    • The hospital ordered a shipment of radiochemicals for cancer treatment.
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