radioactivity and nuclear reactions


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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 was later found tha..
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 not occur du..
Artificial Nuclear Reactions
artificial transmutation 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 radioactivityh..
Artificial Nuclear Reactions
particle induced reactions . Nowadays other bombarding particles (i.e., projectiles) like protons ( 1 H 1 ), deutrons 1 H 2 electrons can be accelerated to very high speeds by fluctuating electric and magnetic fields in machines such as cyclotron, synchrotron etc. These high speed particles are more efficient in causing nucl..
Nuclear Reactions
natural isotopes of uranium Nuclear Fission - Two consequences of nuclear reactions are the phenomena of nuclear fission and nuclear fusion. Both are important sources of nuclear energy, which may be used for peaceful or destructive purposes. When a nucleus is bombar..
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 t..
NUCLEAR PROCESSES
Rate of reaction 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) Cha..
Nuclear Energy
Nuclear energy is the energy released when certain changes take place in the nucleus of an atom. Nuclear energy is partly renewable and partly non-renewable source of energy. Nuclear fission and nuclear fusion are the two types of reactions that rel..
Nuclear Fusion
Though the energy liberated per fusion is smaller that that liberated per fission of U-235 (which is about 200 MeV). Yet the hydrogen bomb is much more powerful than the atomic bomb for the following reasons: i) Mass per atom of deuterium as well as tritium is much smaller than that of uranium. ii)..
Nuclear Reactors
Nuclear Reactor Nuclear Reactors - A nuclear reactor is a device for obtaining and using the energy from a controlled nuclear chain reaction. Controlled means the rate or speed of the nuclear fissions can be changed by the operator. Most reactors are constructed in..
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