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Alpha Decay
Alpha decay is the phenomenon of emission of an a - particle from radioactive nucleus...
Alpha decay is the phenomenon of emission of an a - particle from radioactive nucleus...Radioactive Decay or Disintegration
Radioactive Decay or Disintegration - A radioactive nucleus or element emits an alpha or a beta particle and gets converted into a new nucleus or element. The process of destruction of the original nucleus during the formation of new nucleus due to radioactivity is called Radioa..
Radioactive Decay or Disintegration - A radioactive nucleus or element emits an alpha or a beta particle and gets converted into a new nucleus or element. The process of destruction of the original nucleus during the formation of new nucleus due to radioactivity is called Radioa..Nuclear Stability and Neutron/Proton Ratio
The stability linked to the n - p ratio is explained by strong n - p as well as p - p attractive forces operative at the level of nuclear distances. For heavier nuclides, p - p repulsions start to offset the attractive forces and an excess of neutrons over protons is required for stabilit..
Radioactive Decay or Disintegration
A radioactive nucleus or element emits an alpha or a beta particle and gets converted into a new nucleus or elemen..
Properties of alpha particles
They are deflected by electric and magnetic fields. The deflection is less compared to that of b particles, because a particles are heavy. They affect a photographic plate and cause fluorescence on striking a fluorescent material. They ionise the gas through which they pass. The mass..
NUCLEAR PROCESSES
Protons and neutrons Nuclear forces Electromagnetic repulsion between the protons Nuclear fusion and fission reactions Radioactive isotopes Three most common forms of radioactive decay (alpha, beta, gamma) Changes in the nucleus in each type of ..
NUCLEAR PROCESSES
Protons and neutrons Nuclear forces Electromagnetic repulsion between the protons Nuclear fusion and fission reactions Radioactive isotopes Three most common forms of radioactive decay (alpha, beta, gamma) Changes in the nucleus in each type of ..
Radioactivity
It is a spontaneous emission or disintegration of an unstable nucleus resulting in certain radiations. The elements exhibiting this phenomena are called radioactive elements. e.g., radium, thorium, actinium, polonium etc. Radioactivity does not occur due to any external provocation and is a propert..
Radioisotopes
Naturally occurring radioactive substances have high nucleon number. It is possible to make artificial radioactive substances by bombarding lighter nuclides with - particles, protons or neutrons. The radioactive substances produced in this manner are known as radioisotopes. A nuclide is a..
Naturally occurring radioactive substances have high nucleon number. It is possible to make artificial radioactive substances by bombarding lighter nuclides with - particles, protons or neutrons. The radioactive substances produced in this manner are known as radioisotopes. A nuclide is a..Summary
Radioactivity Spontaneous emission of active rays by certain unstable elements. Three types of radiations are: (i) Alpha particles He 2 + ion (Helium nuclei). (ii) Beta - rays - consist of electrons. (iii) Gamma - rays - High energy electromagnetic rays. Emission of alpha..
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