'Alpha radiation' presentation slideshows

What do they have in common?

What do they have in common?. Nuclear Chemistry. Nuclear Reactions. Involve the nucleus Radioactivity is the spontaneous emission of radiation from an atom. Nuclear Stability. Most atoms have a stable nucleus A strong nuclear force holds protons and neutrons together

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Chapter 25 Nuclear Chemistry

Chapter 25 Nuclear Chemistry. The Nucleus. Remember that the nucleus is comprised of protons and neutrons. The number of protons is the atomic number. The number of protons and neutrons together is effectively the mass of the atom. Isotopes.

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Chapter 4 & 25 Nuclear Chemistry

Chapter 4 & 25 Nuclear Chemistry. Chapter 4 & 25 Nuclear Chemistry. 4.4 Unstable Nuclei and Radioactive Decay. Chemical reactions involve only electrons, NOT the nucleus. Protons determine the identity of an atom. Change the protons, it is a different atom!!.

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Nuclear Energy!

Nuclear Energy!. Team 8: Claudia Ciesielski-Listwan, Japjeet Mangat , Prabhjot Mukkar , Vineet Penumarthy , Vicky Wang. Nuclear power. Nuclear Power. increasingly popular form of energy production Uranium -235 usually used as fuel

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RADIOACTIVITY

RADIOACTIVITY.

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Nuclear Chemistry

Nuclear Chemistry. Radioactivity. Radioisotopes are unstable isotopes whose nuclei gain stability by spontaneously undergoing changes. These changes are accompanied by the emission of large amounts of energy. Radioactive decay is the process by which materials give off this energy.

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R ADIOLOGICAL E MERGENCY P REPAREDNESS

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Final Question

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Nuclear Science Merit Badge Workshop

Nuclear Science Merit Badge Workshop. For the Boy Scouts of America by The Pennsylvania State University, American Nuclear Society Student Section Spring 2005. Welcome. The Radiation Science and Engineering Center at Penn State. Graphic by Vaughn Whisker. & Breazeale Nuclear Reactor.

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Nuclear Energy

Nuclear Energy. Types of Ionizing Radiation. Alpha radiation is a large, relatively slow moving particle released by a radioactive element. It is the nucleus of a Helium atom (2 protons, 2 neutrons)

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The Nitrogen and Oxygen Family

The Nitrogen and Oxygen Family. BY: Don Dennis, Evan Crosby, & Frank Fasola. Nitrogen. Symbol- N Atomic number- 7 Atomic weight- 14.007 g/mol Density- 1.251 g/L Melting Point- 63.15 K Boiling Point- 77.36 K. Uses For Nitrogen.

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What is Imaging and Radiation?

What is Imaging and Radiation?. # radioactive#overplayed. The BASICS. Anatomic imagine began at the turn of the century with Roentgen's discover of x-rays in 1896 Advancements have allowed physicians (scientists) to look inside the body without the trauma and risk of explanatory surgery.

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Cosmic Gall

Cosmic Gall.

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Nuclear Decay

Nuclear Decay. Graphic: www.lab-initio.com. Nuclear Symbols. Mass number, A (p + + n o ). Element symbol. Atomic number, Z (number of p + ). Balancing Nuclear Equations. ? A reactants = ? A products. 235 + 1 = 142 + 91 + 3(1).

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Key Knowledge and Skills

Types of Radioactive Decay. Key Knowledge and Skills. apply a simple particle model of the atomic nucleus to the origin of ?, ? and ? radiation, including changes to the number of nucleons; describe the detection and penetrating properties of ?, ? and ? radiation;

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Chemical Reactions

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Atoms and Radioactivity

Radioactivity. Atoms and Radioactivity. Introduction. Types of Radiation. Using Radioactive Decay. Carbon Dating. Other methods. Example. Glossary. By Mark Varley 11SY. Proton. Neutron. Atoms and Radioactivity. Isotopes of some elements have unstable nuclei

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Nuclear Chemistry

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Chapter 25

Chapter 25. Nuclear Chemistry For Advanced Chemisty , this is part of Unit 2 For Chemistry, this is part of Unit 7 FOR ALL CLASSES, you do not need to do Chapter Notes for 25!. Special Note.

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