Department of Physical Chemistry
| Other Name: | Laboratory of Physical Chemistry |
|---|---|
| Location: | Institute of Nuclear Sciences, Institute of Nuclear Sciences, Vinča |
| Subordinate To: | Institute of Nuclear Sciences, Vinča |
| Size: | Laboratory scale |
| Facility Status: | N/A |
This facility was one of the original components of the Institute when it was founded in 1948. As the research capabilities and the reputation of the laboratory grew, the nation's best scientists gathered here to master the analysis methods and neutron source production of uranium, thorium and other rare earth ore. These skills were fundamental to the research of the entire institute. Numerous groups became independent and created new laboratories after gaining original knowledge at this laboratory. Equipment at this laboratory includes an electromagnetic isotope separator and CO2 laser that may be used to research uranium enrichment with the electromagnetic isotope separation techniques.
Source:
"Vinca Institute of Nuclear Sciences," Federation of the Atomic Scientists, Updated May 29, 1999, www.fas.org.
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