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radiophosphorus
[rey-dee-oh-fos-fer-uhs]
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Word History and Origins
Origin of radiophosphorus1
First recorded in 1935–40; radio- + phosphorous
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Example Sentences
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Without radiophosphorus, such an experiment would be impossible.
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If the white-cell count begins to go up ominously, there is still plenty of time for a dose of radiophosphorus to be flown to the Gulf Coast.
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If radiophosphorus is good for these leukemias, in which the white cells become predominant, it is even better for polycythemia vera, in which the red cells get too numerous.
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