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Q: A certain radio'sotope has a half-life of 11.7 days. What percentage of an initial sample of this…
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Q: What is the effect of gamma rays
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Q: How were X-rays first discovered?
A: X- rays were first discovered by Wilhelm Rontgen in 1895 by accident. He was working with cathode…
Q: Why isn't my laptop producing any radiation?
A: reason behind laptop not produces any radiation given in below step.
Q: Which of the naturally occurring radiation types (alpha, beta, and gamma) can have velocities that…
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Q: Which forms of radiation results in transforming one element to another element? Explain in 4…
A: Nuclear radiation results in transforming one element to another element
Q: Why are UV, x rays, and γ rays called ionizing radiation?
A: Ionization is defined as the minimum amount of energy required by the electron to flow and produces…
Q: Radiation Roentgen (R) is not a-19 unit of dose of electromagnetic .radiation exposure or intensity…
A: Answer Radiation exposure describes the amount of radiation travelling through air. Many radiation…
Q: are radioactivity and radioactive decay the same concepts?
A: Radioactivity is the process by which an unstable atomic nucleus loses energy by emitting…
Q: Gamma radiation intensity equation and explanation
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Q: How can some EM radiation be harmful to people?
A: There are a total of 7 types of Electromagnetic waves : Radio Waves Micro Waves Infrared Waves…
Q: A microwave oven may: Group of answer choices make food radioactive. emit x-ray. heat up body…
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Q: 06: Do you think that environmental conditions such as temperature, pressure etc. Have some effects…
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Q: What makes nuclear radiation so useful?
A: Nuclear radiation is energy that is released by elementary particles of the atomic nucleus caused by…
Q: Explain the difference between the penetrating abilities of neutral and electrically charged…
A: 1. Difference in penetrating abilities of neutral and electrically charged particles: Alpha…
Q: What is the origin of most of the natural radiation we encounter?
A: Most of the natural radiation we encounter has radon 222, cosmic, ground and human tissue. Radon 222…
Q: Q2) A 65-kg person has absorbed a 20-rad dose. How many joules of energy are deposited in his body?…
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Q: In the context of the ionizing and penetrating power of radiation, _____ penetrate into the skin but…
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Q: what is the uses of radioactivity in x-rays
A: X-ray is an energetic wave. It is the most penetrating wave. Its wavelength ranges from 10…
Q: A patient has 10% as much radioactivity as they had 4 days ago when a radioisotope was administered.…
A: The amount of radioactivity remaining after a given time: Nt=N0×12n where Nt = activity at time t…
Q: Does food irradiation leave the food radioactive? To what extent is the food altered chemically for…
A: The process of exposing the food into a controlled amount of energy in the form of high speed…
Q: What will beta decay do to the atomic and mass number of a radioactive isotope?
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Q: 06: Do you think that environmental conditions such as temperature, pressure etc. Have some effects…
A: Radioactivity Radioactivity is a process by which nuclei of unstable elements gain stability by…
Q: Match the type of radiation with the minimal material that is needed to stop a particular type of…
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Q: IONIZING RADIATION (characteristics) Qualitative characteristics Quantitative characteristics
A: Ionizing Radiation Ionizing radiation is a type of radiation that has enough energy to ionize atoms…
Q: Which type of radiation ; alpha, beta, and gamma produces the least change in mass number and In…
A: Given: Alpha,beta, gamma
Q: On which factors does effects of ionizing radiation depends?
A: Introduction: The ionizing radiation is an electromagnetic wave that has sufficient energy to ionize…
Q: Prove that gamma radiation is the emission of a high-energy photon by a nucleus.
A: To prove: Gamma radiation is the emission of a high-energy photon by a nucleus. Gamma rays are…
Q: What types of reactions will produce radiation? O Fission reactions only O Fusion reactions only O…
A: The fusion reaction occurs when two lighter nucleus fuse together to form a heavy nucleus. The…
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