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The nuclides 85/36 Kr and 90/38 Sr are both products of nuclear fission and are released in minute amounts into the atmosphere during the reprocessing of atomic fuels. Explain why 85/36 Kr may attack skin and lungs but does not accumulate in the body, while 90/38 Sr may accumulate in the bones, possibly causing bone cancer and leukemia. Krypton is a chemically inert gas, so the only way it can enter the body is by being inhaled. Once in the lungs, I don't think it will be absorbed to any large degree due to its inertness (xenon actually is absorbed - it has anesthetic properties when inhaled). |
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