Sr
- noun
- Specialized
- Chemical recovery for 90Sr, 241Am, and 239Pu was determined from the spike recovery of stable strontium, 243Am, and 242Pu tracers.
- Sr beta particles
Examples
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From 1953 to 1956, the RCA researchers continued their betavoltaic investigations, using 90Sr, 90Y, and also promethium-147, whose beta particles are less energetic.
Academic text (2012) -
Generally, older rocks have accumulated higher amounts of 87Sr in relation to 86Sr.
Academic text (2007) -
Sample turnaround time for 90 Sr is less than 12 hours.
Academic text (2018) -
The chemical symbol for strontium is Sr, which is known for its soft silver-white appearance.
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In chemistry, Sr represents strontium, an alkaline earth metal used in fireworks.
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Element number 38 on the periodic table is Sr, the symbol for strontium.
Synonyms
A soft silver-white metal found in some minerals, used to make red fireworks
A soft silver-white metal called strontium that turns yellow in air
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sr is the chemical symbol for strontium, a metal named after the Scottish village Strontian, where its mineral was first found. So Sr 'stands for' that metal named for a place.