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Q: Describe how you would perform an experiment that demonstrates that gamma radiation obeys an inverse…

A: Introduction: As the gamma radiations travel away from the point source it spreads out radially. It…

Q: High frequency, very short wavelength Gamma Rays are used to treat some types of cancer. Describe…

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Q: What is the effect of gamma rays

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Q: Prove that alpha radiation is the emission of a helium nucleus.

A: Alpha decay or α-decay is a type of radioactive decay in which an atomic nucleus emits an alpha…

Q: How much energy does one photon of 1024 Hz gamma radiation carry?

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Q: Gamma rays have a range of at least 1km in air.However a gamma ray detector placed 0.5m from a gamma…

A: Gamma rays are nothing but very high energy electromagnetic radiation. They follow the radiation…

Q: What is a radiation curve? explain with graph.

A: Radiation curve can be defined as the curve that is drawn between the intensity of the thermal…

Q: Rank these three types of radiation by their ability to penetrate this page of your book, from…

A: Given:  Alpha, beta and gamma particles.

Q: Calculate the radiation dosage (in grays) for an 67-kg person that is exposed for 5.0 seconds to a…

A: The energy released in the form of the beta radiation is:

Q: How are beta emissions and electron capture useful in making atoms more stable?

A: In nuclear decay reactions (or radioactive decay), the parent nucleus is transformed into a more…

Q: Radiation Roentgen (R) is not a-19 unit of dose of electromagnetic .radiation exposure or intensity…

A: Answer   Radiation exposure describes the amount of radiation travelling through air. Many radiation…

Q: A 85.0-kg person is exposed to 389 rad of radiation. How many joules did this person absorb?

A: Given, Exposed radiation= 389 rad 1J/kg = 100 rad Mass (M)=85 kg Total energy absorbed (T.E)=? We…

Q: Gamma radiation intensity equation and explanation

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Q: A(n) 5-kg article has energy 80,020 kg c2 Calculate gamma (y).

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Q: Explain the types of radiation—alpha emission, beta emission, and gamma emission.

A: Alpha radiation emission is a process in which alpha particles are emitted by nucleus. In other…

Q: Calculate the radiation dosage (in grays) for an 81-kg person that is exposed for 9.0 seconds to a…

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Q: What happens when a gamma ray strikes living tissue?

A: Gamma rays are one of the energy waves in electromagnetic spectrum. They are high energy rays which…

Q: QUESTION 2 Neutron was found in the experiments of bombarding material with alpha particles. iron…

A: To explain : How was the neutron discovered with the help of alpha particles

Q: Which radiation detection device cannot be used in the field? O Geiger counter O gamma counter…

A: Which radiation detection device can not be used in field.

Q: A(n) 13-kg particle has energy 37,173 kg c2 Calculate gamma (y).

A: Using formula

Q: What is a radioactive isotope

A: Required : What are radioactive isotopes.

Q: Gamma rays have longer wavelength than visible light.  true or false

A: Gamma rays have the shortest wavelengths i.e 0.01 nm   The visible light wavelength range is 380 nm…

Q: Explain how you can tell the following statement is false:A neutron was moving in a circle while…

A: We know that accelerated charges produce radiation. or, an accelerating charged particle produces an…

Q: About 35 eVeV is required to produce one ion pair in air. One of the two definitions of roentgen is…

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Q: What makes ionizing radiation different from other types of radiation?

A: Radiation is the propagation of energy waves from a substance. Radiation is mainly categorized as…

Q: What is the source of the most radiation for an average person?

A: Radiations are the transfer of the energy in the form of the electromagnetic wave through any medium…

Q: Define and discuss radiation detectors.

A: Radiation detectors also called particle detectors. It is a device that used to detect and track the…

Q: Calculate the effective radiation dosage (in Sieverts) for a 81-kg person who is exposed to 1.9 x…

A: Given: The weight of the person is 81 kg.            The number of alpha particle radiation that the…

Q: What are examples of gamma rays?

A: Gamma rays is a type of electromagnetic radiation and it is also known to penetrate electromagnetic…

Q: 41.3 70% of the radiation from a gamma emmitter is blocked by 1 cm of steel shielding. How many 1 cm…

A: Given: % OF RADIATION BLOCKED BY 1CM SHIELD  = 70 %

Q: What is the most harmful type of radiation?

A: Most harmful types of radiations are those that emits beta and alpha particles.

Q: Sonar, cell phones, and television remote control devices all use gamma rays. a. True b. False

A: The given statement is false. Gamma radiation is highly ionizing radiation and it is not used in…

Q: The least penetrating power ray is:   A) Gamma rays B) Beta rays C) Alpha rays D) None of the above

A: The gamma rays has maximum penetrating power among the radiations. They can pass through the…

Q: Classify each of the following as units for radiation dose or units of radioactivity? a) Radiation…

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Q: was the first to discover the phenomenon of radioactivity . O J.J.Thompson O H. Wells H. Becquerel O…

A: Correct option is (c) i e H.Becquerel .