Radiopharmaceuticals and contrast media

RbCl CAS#: 7791-11-9 F.W.: 120.92

Rb₂Cr₂O₇

Rubidium fluoride

RbNO₃ CAS#: 13126-12-0 F.W.: 147.48

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