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WITH regard to projected research by Miller, Spratley and Pimentel on the synthesis of helium compounds, for example, and in particular the ingenious experiment based on the β-decay of tritiated inorganic fluorides1, it is interesting to recall mass spectrometer surveys of organic compounds labelled with β-emitting components2–6.
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MOODY, G., THOMAS, J. β-Decay in Preparative Noble Gas Chemistry. Nature 206, 613 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1038/206613a0
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