Radioisotopes in Medicine US Atomic Energy Commission Vintage Booklet Nuclear PB
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Vintage U.S. Atomic Energy Commission educational booklet featuring striking retro cover graphics and historic nuclear medicine content. This vintage educational booklet titled Radioisotopes in Medicine was produced by the Division of Technical Information under the United States Atomic Energy Commission as part of their famous Understanding the Atom series. It offers a fascinating historical look into early atomic-era medical applications, covering medical diagnosis, tracer atoms, therapy techniques, and elements such as Cobalt-60, Iodine-131, and Technetium-99m. Featuring iconic mid-century scientific cover art depicting a head harness apparatus, this piece holds distinct crossover appeal for collectors of vintage nuclear history, scientific ephemera, and retro mid-century graphic art. Edition/Series: Understanding the Atom Series (Edward J. Brunenkant, Director) Special Features: Illustrated diagrams, table of contents, historical reference list Condition Overview: Clean interior pages, intact staple binding. Ex-library library stamp from Kingsway Regional High School Library on the front cover, alongside faint pencil notation near the left edge. Light age-toning to paper. Condition: Pre-Owned Good Dust Jacket Condition: None (Issued as softcover/pamphlet) Cover Condition: Moderate age toning; high-school library ink stamp and seal on front cover; light pencil marking near top-left spine edge. Binding Condition: Staple-bound, holding firm and intact. Page
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