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华裔女子涉用放射性金属毒杀丈夫被控

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铊是有毒的金属,这是肯定的。但有没有放射性? 请看以下资料(尤其是half-life): Isotopes of thalliumFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search Thallium (Tl) has 25 isotopes which have atomic masses that range from 184 to 210. 203Tl and 205Tl are the only stable isotopes and 204Tl is the most stable radioisotope with a half-life of 3.78 years. Thallium-202 (half life 12.23 days) can be made in a cyclotron while thallium-204 (half life 3.78 years) is made by the neutron activation of stable thallium in a nuclear reactor. Standard atomic mass: 204.3833(2) u Isotopes of thallium occurring within the radioactive disintegration chains of actinium, radium and thorium were known as: radium EII : 206Tlactinium CII : 207Tlthorium CII : 208Tlradium CII : 210Tl Table
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回想起清华那个铊中毒的女孩子了,真是害惨了她和她的家人了。老天有眼不识不报时候没到,做坏事会有报应的!
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铊中毒是机体摄入含铊化合物后产生的中毒反应。铊对哺乳动物的毒性高于铅、汞等金属元素,与砷相当,其对成人的最小致死剂量为12mg/kg体重,对儿童为8.8~15mg/kg体重。中毒后表现症状为下肢麻木或疼痛、腰痛、脱发、头痛、精神不安、肌肉痛、手足颤动、走路不稳等。
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夫妻一场,何必呢,孩子真可怜。
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不知该女是否出身清华?
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这个如果是真的话,那这女人也太毒了! 还记得当年铊中毒的那个清华女孩,生不如死。
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文中有错误,“铊”是有毒的重金属,但不是放射性金属。 要用铊杀人还是应该回中国,当年清华化学系女生用铊毒害室友案发被捕,仰仗有个老革命的亲属庇护,最后终止调查,未审释放,逃往美国,只留下申冤无门的受害人继续享受铊中毒后遗症带来的无尽伤害。
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案情指出,受害人上月中出现类似流感病征,入住普林斯顿一间医院治疗,25日被诊断曾遭人下毒,翌日毒发身亡。
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此女人也太歹毒了。
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据香港《星岛日报》报道,美国新泽西州一名华裔女子,被控使用放射性物质“铊”,谋杀正办理离婚手续的丈夫。
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你的医学或物理化学常识都有误!又让人笑了! “铊”恐怕不属于放射性物质,以讹传讹就不好了!
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回复 *火眼金睛*:你不但医学知识贫乏有误,而且对一般的文字识别理解也有问题。更重要的是为了达到你自己不可告人的目的,善于断章取义。 你回的那一帖明明写的是:据香港《星岛日报》报道。你为什么要删除?目的何在?道德何在? 第八帖才真正是我的:铊中毒是机体摄入含铊化合物后产生的中毒反应。铊对哺乳动物的毒性高于铅、汞等金属元素,与砷相当,其对成人的最小致死剂量为12mg/kg体重,对儿童为8.8~15mg/kg体重。中毒后表现症状为下肢麻木或疼痛、腰痛、脱发、头痛、精神不安、肌肉痛、手足颤动、走路不稳等。 请看清楚了再发言,要有针对性,不要断章取义,更不要再“出洋相”了。
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回复 *火眼金睛*:你一个自称具有医学硕士学位,并在美国开业的人,居然弄出如此之大的洋相。你已经不是第一次出医学之丑了。使人不得不怀疑你的情况的真实性。 None of the thallium ordinarily found in nature is radioactive. Like all elements, there are synthetic radioactive isotopes of thallium. Thallium Stress Test ( basic knowledge for medical professionals) This is a type of nuclear scanning test or myocardial perfusion imaging test. It shows how well blood flows to the heart muscle. It's usually done along with an exercise stress test on a treadmill or bicycle.The thallium stress test is useful to determine:Extent of a coronary artery blockagePrognosis of patients who've suffered a heart attackEffectiveness of cardiac procedures done to improve circulation in coronary arteriesCause(s) of chest painLevel of exercise that a patient can safely performWhen the patient reaches his or her maximum level of exercise, a small amount of a radioactive substance called thallium is injected into the bloodstream. Then the patient lies down on a special table under a camera ("gamma camera") that can see the thallium and make pictures. The thallium mixes with the blood in the bloodstream and heart's arteries and enters heart muscle cells. If a part of the heart muscle doesn't receive a normal blood supply, less than a normal amount of thallium will be in those heart muscle cells.The first pictures are made shortly after the exercise test and show blood flow to the heart during exercise. The heart is "stressed" during the exercise test — thus the name "stress test." The patient then lies quietly for 2-3 hours and another series of pictures is made. These show blood flow to the heart muscle during rest.What does the thallium stress test show?If the test is normal during both exercise and rest, then blood flow through the coronary arteries is normal. The coronary arteries supply blood to the heart muscle. If the test shows that perfusion (blood flow) is normal during rest but not during exercise (a perfusion defect), then the heart isn't getting enough blood when it must work harder than normal. This may be due to a blockage in one or more coronary arteries. If the test is abnormal during both exercise and rest, there's limited blood flow to that part of the heart at all times. If no thallium is seen in some part of the heart muscle, the cells in this part of the heart are dead from a prior heart attack. (They have become scar tissue.)
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