Anyone getting into nuclear chemistry, or radioactivity in general, wants a decent reference book on hand. These days most academic literature is written in English anyway. Here's my quick take on a few books I've at least partly read. Nuclear and Radiochemistry by Karl Heinrich Lieser "Nuclear and Radiochemistry" by Karl Heinrich Lieser. This is the classic reference we hand students in the 4th bachelor semester here at our university. Gives academics a solid overview of the

The goal of this game is to introduce players to the nuclides and the fundamental properties that matter most in nuclear chemistry, while staying grounded in correct scientific sources. For that reason, for example, our colour scheme follows the Karlsruhe Nuclide Chart. Several databases could have been used for this game. We decided largely in favour of the data from the Live Chart of Nuclides [1] rather than the data from NNDC (nndc.ornl.gov). These two large, reputable dat