3rd-INCC

Session

Session 3

3

19 Sept 2011, 14:30

Città del Mare, Terrasini - Palermo - Sicily - Italy

191. Nanotoxicology research:a great opportunity for the radionanoanalytical chemist

Enrico Sabbioni (Veneto Nanotech)

19/09/2011, 14:30

Radioanalytical Chemistry and Nanoparticles

oral presentation

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106. Synthesis of molybdenum nanoparticle by in situ γ radiation

Susanta Lahiri (Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics)

19/09/2011, 14:50

Radioanalytical Chemistry and Nanoparticles

oral presentation

Nowadays molybdenum nanoparticle is highly demanding in industry. Molybdenum trioxide (MoO3), as a wide band gap n-type semiconductor, is one of the most intriguing transition metal oxides. There are various kinds of techniques for synthesis of molybdenum trioxide nanoparticle e.g. chemical route, sol-gel chemistry method, vapor deposition, electro-deposition, flash evaporation, ultrasonic...

6. Radioanalytical methods: tools in studies of thyrotoxic effects of excessive bromide and perchlorate ions

Dr Stanislav Pavelka (Institute of Physiology, ASCR, Prague/Central-European Technology Institute, Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic)

19/09/2011, 15:10

Radioanalytical Chemistry and Nanoparticles

oral presentation

With the aid of several radioanalytical methods, we studied the effects of an enhanced bromide and/or perchlorate intake on various aspects of iodine metabolism and, consequently, on the metabolism of thyroid hormones in the rat. Presumed goitrogenic and thyrotoxic effects of excessive bromide and perchlorate ions were followed in adult male rats, as well as in lactating rat dams (and their...