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The absorption of X-rays in a given material follows
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The force that binds protons and neutrons together in the nucleus, despite the electrical repulsion of the protons is called
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Mean-life of a radioactive sample is 100 s. Its Half-life will be
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Circulation of blood can be studied by using radioactive isotope namely:
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The SI unit of absorbed dose is
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In the case of thorium (A = 232 and Z = 90), we obtain an isotope of lead (A = 208 and Z = 82) after some radioactive disintegrations. The number of α and β particles emitted are respectively
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A nuclear power plant has the life of
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During the decay of radioactive isotopes X to a stable isotope, six alpha-particles and four beta-particles are emitted; what is the atomic number 'Z' and mass number 'A' of the stable isotope?
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(125) Deuterium and triton are respectively the names of:
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The reciprocal of decay constant (1/λ) of a radioactive element is