| symbol | charge | mass number | mass () | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| alpha particles | , | , | 4 | ||
| beta particle | , , | 0 | |||
| positron (or antielectron) | , | , | 0 | ||
| gamma | 0 | 0 |
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radioactivity
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radioactive decay (or nuclear decay, or radioactivity) (דעיכה רדיואקטיבית)
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nuclear reaction
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radioactive
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radiation
- types:
- electromagnetic radiation (EMR) (or electromagnetic wave (EMW))
- gamma radiation (or gamma ray)
- gamma decay
- X-ray
- UV, visible light, etc…
- gamma radiation (or gamma ray)
- particle radiation
- alpha radiation (or alpha rays)
- alpha decay (or α-decay)
- beta radiation (or beta ray)
- beta decay (or β-decay)
- positron emission (or beta plus decay, β+ decay)
- proton radiation
- neutron radiation
- alpha radiation (or alpha rays)
- acoustic radiation
- gravitational radiation
- electromagnetic radiation (EMR) (or electromagnetic wave (EMW))
- ionizing radiation and non-ionizing radiation
- types:
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radioisotope
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nuclear binding energy (אנרגיית הקשר הגרעינית)
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half-life (), where:
- is an exponential decay function, where is the decay constant. It gives the amount remaining after time .
- is the time required for a quantity to reduce to half of its initial value.
- is the amount after half-lives.
- is the decay factor per half-life.
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nuclear power (אנרגיה גרעינית)
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nuclear fission (ביקוע גרעיני)
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nuclear reactor (כור גרעיני)
- breeder reactor (כור תרבית, כור דוגר)
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nuclear chain reaction (תגובת שרשרת גרעינית)
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nuclear fusion (היתוך גרעיני)
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nuclear medicine (or nuclear radiology) (רפואה גרעינית)
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medical imaging
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induced radioactivity (or artificial radioactivity)
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activity (or total activity) ()
- SI unit:
- other units:
- specific activity ()
- SI unit:
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radiation exposure ()
- SI unit:
- other units:
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absorbed dose ()
- absorbed dose of ionizing radiation
- SI unit:
- other units:
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equivalent dose () and effective dose ()
- SI unit:
- other units:
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becquerel () (בקרל) () an activity of one per second on average
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curie (),
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gray (),
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rad (),
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röntgen (or roentgen) (),
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roentgen equivalent man (rem),
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sievert (),
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median lethal dose ()
- “the dose required to kill half the members of a tested population after a specified test duration” (Wikipedia)