atoms containing radioactive nuclei are called


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Radioactivity
stability of a nucleus 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 no..
Atoms and Nuclei Introduction
Introduction - In the nineteenth century scientists saw enough evidence to prove that each element has its distinctive atom. But all tem atoms contain identical electrons. In spite of the fact that electrons carry negative charge, atoms as whole were found to..
Atoms and Nuclei
In the nineteenth century scientists saw enough evidence to prove that each element has its distinctive atom. But all tem atoms contain identical electrons. In spite of the fact that electrons carry negative charge, atoms as whole were found to be neutr..
Radioactivity
The phenomenon of spontaneous disintegration of an unstable nucleus of naturally occurring isotope accompanied by emission of active radiations line a , b and g radiations is known as Natural Radioactivity. These radiations come from the breakup of the central core or nuclei..
Radioactivity
.e., polonium, radium, etc., which were more active than uranium. These substances, which have the property of spontaneous emission of radiation are called radioactive substances and the process of spontaneous emission of radiation is called Radioactivity. It..
Atoms and Nuclei Problems - Numerical 10
10. - Determine the half life of a radioactive material if its activity falls ..
Discovery of Radioactivity and Nature of Radiations
Discovery of Radioactivity and Nature of Radiations - In 1896, the phenomenon of radioactivity was accidentally discovered by French scientist Henri Becquerel. He was performing experiments with uranium compounds. He accidentally placed a crystal of potassium uranyl sulphate ove..
Laws of Radioactive Disintegration
law of radioactive disintegration Laws of Radioactive Disintegration - The number of atoms disintegrated per second at any instant is directly proportional to the number of radioactive atoms actually present in the sample at that instant. If N o be the total number of atoms at t = 0..
General Characteristics of Natural Radioactivity
General Characteristics of Natural Radioactivity - It is a nuclear phenomenon. It is due to the instability of the nucleus. It is a spontaneous, continuous and irreversible process. It is independent of external factors such as pressure, temperature, state of substance, electrical field, ..
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 ..
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