Stability of the Colloidal Chromic Radiophosphate (32p) to the Isotopic Exchange

Abstract

The relatively high percentage of 32p accumulation observed in bone (especially bone marrow) after the injection of colloidal solutions of chromium phosphate, has been explained by several authors 1,2 as being due to the liberation of phosphate ions in the organism mainly because of the instability of the chemical bond in the chromic phosphate molecule.