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Subject: half-life of a radioactive substance really a 'constant'?

Date: Wed Jun 30 05:05:21 2004
Posted by Guenther
Grade level: grad (science) School: No school entered.
City: Vienna State/Province: No state entered. Country: Austria
Area of science: Physics
ID: 1088589921.Ph
Message:

I remember some (rare) texts concerning the influence of chemical linkage,
temperature, pressure, &c, on radioactive half-life - but it's is only in my
"bio-computer" and I have no sources. 
Standard texts say, there is no influence, so I'm really sure, there is some
small and usually neglegiable connection. In case you have more links I would
appreciate to get them.
Many thanks in advance!
I beg your pardon in case I made some mistakes, it's my first trial on your site...


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