Subj : A Study In (CW - Chemical Warfare) Cases - Russia
To   : Agent-037
From : warmfuzzy
Date : Fri Oct 04 2019 20:29:44

Some radio-active chemicals to consider exploring.  Where does Chemical
Warfare end and Radiological Warfare begin?  I don't know.  I've got quite a
list for everyone to explore.  These are dangerous substances that have
radiological properties:

Actinium-225
Americium-241, -243
Antimony-122, -124, -125, -126, -127
Argon-37
Barium-133, -137, -140
Becquerel
Berylluim-7, -10
Bismuth-205, -210, -212, -213, -214
Boron
Cadmium
Bromine-77
Calcium-45, -47
Californium-252
Carbon-11, -14
Cerium-141, -144
Cesium-134, -135, -136, -137
Chromium-51
Cobalt-57, -58, -60
Curium-242, -243, -244
Enriched Uranium
Francium-223
Iodine-123, -124, -125, -131
Iridium-192
Iron-55, -59
Krypton-81, -85
Lanthanum-140
Lead-210, -212, -214
Molybdenum-99
Neptunium-237, -239
Nickel-59, -63
Niobium-95
Plutonium-238, -239, -240, -241, -242, -244
Polonium-210, -214, -218
Potassium-40
Praseodymium-144
Protactinium-231
Radium-223, -224, -226, -228
Radon
Rubidium-82, -85, -87
Ruthenium-103, -106
Scandium-46, -47
Selenium-79
Sievert
Silver-108M, -110M
Sodium-22, -24
Strontium-89, -90
Sulfur-35
Technetium-99M
Tellurium-129, -132
Thallium-201
Thorium-231, -232
Tritium
Uranium-234, -245, -238
Xenon-133, -135
Yttrium-90, -91
Zinc-65
Zirconium-93, -95


These chemicals were taken from a listing found in:
"A Field Guide to Radiation" by Wayne Biddle, ISBN-13: 978-0-14-312127-5
Penguin Books, 2012

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