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Caesium is missing
Caesium is not made by the same method as sodium as might have been expected
Caesium is 3
Caesium is a chemical element in the periodic table that has the symbol cs and atomic number 55
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Caesium is silvery
Caesium is chemically related to potassium
Caesium is taken up by agricultural produce and thus gives radiation doses to humans
Caesium is shielded from most of the positive charge of the nucleus by all the electrons in
Caesium is the most electropositive
Caesium is in the soil layer from 0 to 5 cm
Caesium is the most electropositive and most alkaline element
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Caesium is the element that travelled the farthest and lasts the longest
Caesium is a soft metal which is often liquid at room temperature due to its relatively low melting point
Caesium is found in pollucite
Caesium is even more reactive than potassium
Caesium is a member of the alkali
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Caesium is very slow; exchange processes take place more quickly in deeper layers of peaty soils
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Caesium is a large component of waste
Caesium is not significant
Caesium is the source of radiation that is usually used
Caesium is obviously not sufficient to tell what time it is
Caesium is an alkali metal in group 1 of the periodic table
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Caesium is not completely immobilised
Caesium is constantly being released into the soil and water
Caesium is 0
Caesium is an alkali metal with an atomic weight of 132
Caesium is flushed from their bodies
Caesium is expected to eventually diffuse into the surrounding water column
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Caesium is the most reactive followed by rubidium
Caesium is one of the more worrisome radioactive sources for the agency
Caesium is more stable over longer
Caesium is 2
Caesium is the softest metal
Caesium is generally considered to be uniformly distributed through plant and animal tissues
Caesium is an important radioactive contaminant
Caesium is a metallic alkali in the same group as lithium
Caesium is much more powerful
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Caesium is a radioactive substance which is used for internal radiation treatment
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Caesium is found in the mineral springs of frankenhausen
Caesium is the most widely available alkali vapour magnetometer
Caesium is concentrated to a small volume
Caesium is about 2 microkelvin
Caesium is a soft
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Caesium is tied to the organic material in the soil and the base
Caesium is chemically very similar to potassium
Caesium is therefore 3
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Caesium is known as cesium in the usa
Caesium is burned in air
Caesium is a rather heavy element
Caesium is added to water
Caesium is effectively immobilised in the soil
Caesium is carried out at the beginning of the purification process through two filters
Caesium is an alkali metal
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Caesium is quasi irreversibly fixed
Caesium is accumulated in muscle in a manner related to ambient levels in the environment through exposure and/or ingestion of contaminated prey
Caesium is not being 'fixed' in the soil as had been thought and can still be re
Caesium is in many ways similar to its predecessors
Caesium is equal to bq/m 3
Caesium is Caesium but not cesium
Caesium is collected in a first fraction with a nitric
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Caesium is probably the largest atom and most easily ionized atom in nature
Caesium is mediated by mycorrhiza fungi
Caesium is derived from the latin word ‘caesius’ meaning bluish

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