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Nuclear EOs: One year later
This Saturday, May 23, will mark one year since President Trump issued four executive orders (EOs) that sought to implement sweeping changes across the U.S. nuclear industry. From regulatory reform at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to new authorization projects at the Departments of Energy and Defense, the orders sent ripples throughout the industry.
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Technical Papers and Note | doi.org/10.13182/NT69-A28351
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A microvolume electrolysis cell designed specifically for the selective electrodeposition of radioactive isotopes from solution uses electrolysis solution volumes from 5 to 250 µliters. As electrolysis times are short (10 to 4000 sec), short-lived isotopes can be deposited as uniform films for further study.