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Many processes and equipment related to Nuclear and Radiochemistry can be explained easier and more understandable by using a simulation. This will in addition actively engage the student in operating the simulation software, manipulating input parameters, etc. and watching the effect on the output, which generally are thought to enhance the learning process. On this page the software tools to perform such simulations are listed as they are developed and/or found. Anybody who have such materal suitable for teaching are encouraged to share it here (see bottom of page for contact information etc.).

A radiochemistry laboratory accessible from your computer has been developed

• Virtual Reality Radiochemistry Laboratory (VR-Lab)

• Student Guide to a Computer Program which Simulate Gamma-ray Detection
• A-CINCH Detector Simulator (used in VR-Lab, but can also be used as a stand-alone simulation)

• Simulation of Two-Component Decay

• Simulation Exercise - Protactinium Generator