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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 Radioactive decay or disintegrat..
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 Radioactive decay or disintegrat..In Industry
a) Metal casting can be tested for cracks by putting them in baths of radioactive salts. The castings are then inspected for radioactivity to find out any penetration of salts into cracks. Absence of salt penetration indicates absence of cracks. b) Radioactive isotope..
Occurrence
Noble gases always occur in free state because of their inert nature. All the noble gases, except radon are present in air in small amounts. The relative abundance of the noble gases in air is = 1%. Helium is present in natural gas up to the extent of 10 per cent. It is also present..
Group 17 Elements (The Halogen Family) - Introduction
Group 17 of the periodic table contains the elements fluorine, chlorine, bromine, iodine and astatine. These elements are collectively known as the HALOGENS. This name is derived from two Greek words Halo and Gens meaning 'salt producing'. Halogens are among the most reactive non-metals. There are ..
The Earth's Early Development
Scientists theorize that the earth began as a waterless mass of rock surrounded by a cloud of gas. Radioactive materials in the rock and increasing pressure in the earth's interior gradually produced enough heat to melt the interior of the earth. The heavy materials such as iron..
Scientists theorize that the earth began as a waterless mass of rock surrounded by a cloud of gas. Radioactive materials in the rock and increasing pressure in the earth's interior gradually produced enough heat to melt the interior of the earth. The heavy materials such as iron..Introduction to the Halogen Family
Group 17 Elements (The Halogen Family) - Introduction - Group 17 of the periodic table contains the elements fluorine, chlorine, bromine, iodine and astatine. These elements are collectively known as the HALOGENS. This name is derived from two Greek words Halo and Gens meaning 'salt producing'. Hal..
Evolution
Evolution - Exploration of the planets by space probes has expanded our understanding of the solar system. Modern theories about the earth's origin explore how the earth fits into the solar system, the Milky Way galaxy, and the universe as a whole. Most scientists agree that the earth was probably ..
Sources of Energy Summary
Energy - Energy can be defined as the ability to do work. A good source of energy would be the one which would: do a large amount of work per unit volume or mass be easily accessible be easy to store and transport and be economical Fossil Fuel Fossil fuel is a hydrocarbon deposit, such as petroleum..
Artificial Nuclear Reactions
Artificial Nuclear Reactions - Radioactivity is broadly classified into two categories: a) Natural radioactivity and b) Artificial or Induced radioactivity. If a substance emits radiations by itself, it is said to possess natural radioactivity. If a substance..
Artificial Nuclear Reactions - Radioactivity is broadly classified into two categories: a) Natural radioactivity and b) Artificial or Induced radioactivity. If a substance emits radiations by itself, it is said to possess natural radioactivity. If a substance..Position of Chlorine in the Periodic Table
1.Chlorine is placed second after fluorine in group VIIA. 2. Other members of this group are fluorine, bromine, iodine and astatine (the last member is radioactive). 3. Members of this group are called 'halogens' meaning salt producers. 4. Atoms of halogens have seven electro..
1.Chlorine is placed second after fluorine in group VIIA. 2. Other members of this group are fluorine, bromine, iodine and astatine (the last member is radioactive). 3. Members of this group are called 'halogens' meaning salt producers. 4. Atoms of halogens have seven electro..See what our Users say :
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