Vitaly Goldansky
Vitaly Goldansky · Science & Medicine
Physicist and chemist; nuclear chemistry and two-proton radioactivity
1923, Vitebsk, Soviet Union (now Belarus) — 2001, Moscow, Russia
Soviet Union · Russia
Vitaly Goldansky is recognized among Jewish contributors to Science & Medicine — Physicist and chemist; nuclear chemistry and two-proton radioactivity
Goldansky was a Soviet and Russian physical chemist and nuclear physicist who theoretically predicted two-proton radioactivity, a novel form of nuclear decay later confirmed experimentally, and did pioneering work in positron chemistry and Mössbauer spectroscopy. He headed the Institute of Chemical Physics of the Russian Academy of Sciences. He was of Jewish descent.
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Physicist and chemist; nuclear chemistry and two-proton radioactivity
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