radiolabel

[rey-dee-oh-ley-buhl]

ra·di·o·la·bel

[rey-dee-oh-ley-buhl]
verb (used with object), ra·di·o·la·beled, ra·di·o·la·bel·ing or (especially British) ra·di·o·la·belled, ra·di·o·la·bel·ling. Chemistry.
label (def. 12).

Origin:
1950–55; radio- + label
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Radiolabel is always a great word to know.
So is inorganic. Does it mean:
pertaining to compounds that are not hydrocarbons or their derivatives
a double sulfate analogous to potassium alum, as aluminum ammonium sulfate, with the formula R2SO4?X2(SO4)3?24H2O, where R is alkali metal or ammonium
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radiolabel ra·di·o·la·bel (rā'dē-ō-lā'bəl)
v. ra·di·o·la·beled or ra·di·o·la·belled, ra·di·o·la·bel·ing or ra·di·o·la·bel·ling, ra·di·o·la·bels or ra·di·o·la·bels
To tag a hormone, an enzyme, or other substance with a radiotracer. n.
A radiotracer.

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