Radiocolloids

Radiocolloids are a method for quickly and easily studying various substances. These colloidal solutions help to study biological objects for their structural, chemical and functional properties

A colloidally dissolved radioisotope of atoms and molecules of a drug, capable of diffusion in the material of the colloidal system. A radiocolloid installation can be used to study soil horizons of small thickness of about 0.1 mm in the “exposure” time range from several hours to one day with a droplet thickness of up to 1 mm. Thus, radiocolloid sensing made it possible to study the dynamics of the solvation process at aqueous solution concentrations from 2⋅10-7 mol/l to 5⋅10-4 mol/l and higher, as well as the polarizability of nuclei and other polarization-sensitive characteristics. Currently, radionuclide methods