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Radiochemistry

ВД.8

Вибіркова дисципліна для ОП

Second

2025/2026

2 Semester

5

1. Know and understand scientific concepts and contemporary theories in chemistry, as well as the fundamental principles of related sciences. 2. Demonstrate a deep understanding of the key facts, concepts, principles, and theories related to the subject area covered in the master’s program, and apply them to solve complex problems and conduct research in the relevant field of chemistry. 4. Synthesize chemical compounds with specified properties, analyze them, and evaluate their compliance with specified requirements. 6. Be familiar with the methodology and organization of scientific research. 10. Plan, organize, and conduct experimental research in chemistry using modern equipment, competently process the results, and draw well-founded conclusions.

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Knowledge of basic courses in analytical, general, inorganic, and physical chemistry, as well as certain topics in atomic and quantum physics. Ability to interpret the results obtained.

This course provides a detailed examination of the types of radioactive decay, the types of ionizing radiation and their properties, as well as methods for detecting and measuring them. The course covers: the law of radioactive decay, the interaction of ionizing radiation with matter, and the families of radioactive elements. Particular attention is paid to alpha, beta, and gamma spectroscopy, as well as to determining the specific activity of radionuclides in various objects.

1. Radiochemistry: A Teaching and Methodological Guide in 2 Parts. Part 1. Basic Principles of Radiochemistry / Compiled by T.O. Kiosse; Edited by T.L. Rakitskaya, Ph.D. in Chemistry, Professor. – Odesa: Astroprint, 2013. – 72 pp. 2. Radiobiology: Textbook / I.M. Gudkov. – Kherson: OLDI-PLUS, 2019. – 504 pp. 3. Ivanov, E.A. Radioecological Research: A Study Guide. – Lviv: Publishing Center of Ivan Franko National University of Lviv, 2004. – 149 pp.

Lectures, practical sessions, independent study

Semester assessment consists of three module tests (administered remotely). Grading is based on a 100-point scale. The final assessment takes the form of an exam. The maximum and minimum number of points a student can earn during the semester assessment are 100 points and 60 points, respectively.

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