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Atomic radiation?

Asked by fau about 1 month ago, 4 answers.

Does anyone know what Atomic Radiation is?

haha skinny jeans and being scene! rofl..i suck. Answered by zeig on Sep 30, 2009, 03:36PM
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do you know what wikipedia is?

lol were doing nuclear science in my chem class atm so this is good timing
its baisicly 3 things, electrons (beta particles), hydrogen nuclie (clumps of 2 protons and 2 neutrons that leave) and if im correct I think gamma radiation is still atomic is it not? if it is thats when an electron and positron (the positive version of an electron) colide and enialate into pure energy, that is really dangerous.

cogito ergo sum Answered by marianna86 on Oct 01, 2009, 05:28AM
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It's what comes out when you try to split an atom

Answered by pinkandgreen123 on Oct 02, 2009, 07:56PM
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isnt that when there is an isotope (a different number of nuetrons) which makes unstable atomic structure which released radiation.

Answered by deadward on Oct 09, 2009, 09:35AM
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There exists electro-magnetic radiation as well, frequencies such as the visible color spectrum, radio, IR, UV, micro, etc.

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