Biomedical Engineering

, Volume 24, Issue 1, pp 15–19 | Cite as

Radionuclide133Xe adsorption and desorption on carbon adsorbents of different porosities

  • B. S. Levi
  • K. L. Arutyunov
  • K. D. Kalantarov
Research, Design, and Engineering
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Keywords

Porosity Carbon Adsorbent 
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    K. D. Kalantarov, Biophysical Principles of133Xe Application in Pulmonary and Cardiac Diagnostic: Dissertation for Doctor of Biological Sciences [in Russian], Moscow (1968), p. 156.Google Scholar
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© Plenum Publishing Corporation 1990

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  • B. S. Levi
  • K. L. Arutyunov
  • K. D. Kalantarov

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