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"Random Notes" by James Acord on a small piece of heavy-weight art paper, in black ink, hand-written. On the verso are paint strokes.

A 2-page printout from an informational web page on 44-Ruthenium-100, with a note in black ink in James Acord's hand. This is printed on the back of a fax log and a partial printout from a letter from the State of Washington Environmental Hearings Office. Corner-stapled, on the top right corner.

A 1-page printout from an informational web page on 43-Technetium-100, printed on the back of a fax log. Notes in black ink by James Acord are on the front, with additional notes in red ink by Janet Galore.

A 2-page printout of an informational web page on 43-Technetium-99, printed on the back of a partial printout from a hearing or the Pollution Control Hearings Board and a fax log. The first page has notes by James Acord in black ink, and notes by Janet Galore in red ink.

2 printed pages on 4-Beryllium-9 from an informational web page, printed on the back of a partial letter to Tom Fitzsimmons at the Washington State Department of Ecology from UW professor Arthur Whiteley. This has notes in black ink on the first page by James Acord and notes in red ink by Janet Galore. Corner-stapled, top right corner.

Two pages from an informational web page on 88-Radium-226. James Acord has written notes on the first page in black ink, and there are additional notes in red ink, in Janet Galore's hand.

Two pages of material on 95-Americium-241 printed from the internet on the back of a fax sheet and a partial letter from Arthur H. Whiteley, UW from 16 April 1999. These were printed by James Acord and he has added his notes in black pen to the first page. Additional marginalia is in red pen, possibly by Janet Galore. Corner stapled, top right corner.

A single-sheet, single-sided color photocopy of James Acord's drawing of an experimental setup for transmuting Technetium-99 into Ruthenium-100, using either Radium-226 or Americium-241 as a Beta source and Beryllium-9 as a neutron source. The original drawing is dated 13 May 1999.

Two stapled single-sided printout sheets of a web page on Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle, printed on 10 April 1999, likely by Janet Galore.

A single-sided photocopy packet, paper-clipped, with the following materials:
(1) a copy of a printout from the internet on Technetium-99, 3 sheets, with marginalia
(2) a copy of a printout from the internet on Ruthenium-100, 1 sheet
(3) 3 sheets of formula for isotopic specific activity, radiation absorption, and beta particle counting
(4) 1 sheet of symbols and units used in nuclear physics
(5) another photocopy of James Acord's "Tc (N) Ru" transmutation plan drawing