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The 21 pages that link to Nuclear transmutation, each with the reason it gives.

• Chemical elementBroader topic: It is the direct nuclear route from one elemental identity to another.

• Ernest RutherfordRelated: Rutherford and Thomas Royds showed that alpha particles were helium nuclei, linking radioactive decay to elemental change.

• Particle acceleratorRelated: Accelerated particles can induce nuclear reactions that create new isotopes or elements.

• Nuclear reactionRelated: Reactions can produce elements and isotopes absent from the starting material.

• Radioactive wasteRelated: Some proposed treatments seek to change long-lived radionuclides into shorter-lived or stable ones.

• Transuranium elementNarrower topic: Nuclear reactions create transuranium elements by changing the proton count of target atoms.

• Edwin McMillanRelated: Transmutation of uranium nuclei produced the new elements McMillan investigated.

• Emilio SegrèRelated: Technetium and astatine were produced and identified through nuclear reactions.

• Frederick SoddyNarrower topic: Soddy helped establish that radioactive decay physically transforms elements, not merely their compounds.

• Irène Joliot-CurieRelated: Their bombardment experiments changed aluminum nuclei into radioactive phosphorus nuclei.

• CuriumRelated: Transmutation strategies investigate ways to reduce the persistence of curium in nuclear waste.

• Dalton's atomic theoryCompared with: Nuclear reactions can change atoms themselves, unlike the chemical rearrangements in Dalton’s model.

• Frédéric Joliot-CurieRelated: Their bombardment experiments changed target nuclei into new radioactive isotopes.

• BerkeliumRelated: Bombarding americium with alpha particles transformed nuclei into berkelium.

• John CockcroftNarrower topic: The lithium experiment was a controlled, accelerator-driven example of changing one nucleus into others.

• Nuclear chemistryRelated: It names the change of elemental identity that nuclear chemistry can produce.

• Ernest WaltonNarrower topic: The lithium reaction showed that particle bombardment could deliberately change nuclei.

• Synthetic elementRelated: Synthetic elements are made by changing a target nucleus into one with a different proton count.

• Ida NoddackNarrower topic: Her proposal challenged interpretations that neutron bombardment produced only nearby heavier elements.

• Philosopher’s stoneCompared with: Modern nuclear reactions can change elements, unlike the stone’s unsupported chemical transmutation.

• UnpentbiumRelated: Creating element 125 would require changing nuclei until they contain 125 protons.