Radioactivity, Half-Life & Inverse Square Law - GCSE & A-level Physics (full version)
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00:00 Decay constant
01:49 Half life
08:10 Decay equation derivations
14:24 Intensity & inverse square law -
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the only thing I can think of to add is in the definition of a half life is its the mean time taken for activity of an isotope to halve, right?
every time he says source, i hear sauce so i just imagine eating alpha and beta radiation sauce 😂
what is the difference between activity and count rate?
can you provide some practise questions
How do you rearrange the last equation?
Carefully. You rearrange it carefully.
7:33 someone is hungry :)
thankyou they r very helpful but the sound of sharpi rubbing on paper is VERY itchy please change the pen if possible
6:38 HALF LIFE 3 CONFIRMED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
at about 16:00 why is the area of the curcle 4Pir^2? I feel stupid snd thst it should be obvious but its really annoying me and I can't figure it out
Surface area of a sphere, not circle.
At 8:02 would you not add the background radiation at the end?
No Bcos it asks for the activity of the isotope not the total count
At 15:55 why is the area of the whole circle 4 pi squared? Thank you so much for the videos they're absolutely amazing :)
Area of a *sphere*
Half life 3 confirmed
R these videos for AS level aswell?
if you took away the back ground count surely u have to add it back on to the 7.5 to find the activity counted
no because u wanna find the activity of the sample after 4 half lives, so when youre given the background activity + sample activity initially you just want to find the initial sample activity. thats why its 145-25= 120Bq
1-How many atoms and grams of 90Y are in secular equilibrium with 50 mCi of
90Sr?
2-How many MBq of 132I (T1/2 = 2.3 hours) should be ordered so that the sample
activity will be 500 MBq when it arrives 24 hours later?
Idk bro you tell me
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For AQA do we need to know the derivations?
+Cardifyz Nope!
Okay thanks, not that it's a problem , I find them fun to derive :D
for ocr do you need to know the derivation?
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thank you, but intensity similar/same to activity?
Not activity, but measured count rate, yes.
@@ScienceShorts ah thank you, but aren't both activity and count rate measured in bq. In my text book it uses the intensity equation k/x^2 with figuring out the the change in bq (like the radiusx2 thus the bq/4) that's why i am a bit confused with them. thank you for replying so quickly
13:55
Pov your a GCSE student that watched through all the alevel stuff just to get confused
did anyone else hear the dog at 2:10
Do you drag race?
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I wonder are captions on RUclips done by a person or a computer
If something has a halflife is 5 days how is there any left?.
The inverse-square law is it in actual fact of physics the gravity is not and has been disproven
i'm in US, what does A-level mean?
For you, AP.
"Half" was initially spelt correctly, sir. "Halve" is written with an "s" at the end to indicate the plural form of half.
You are wrong. Source: I speak English.
@@ScienceShortsuhm. . that's a first.. Will check it out
It's the verb innit.
@@ScienceShorts thanks for the correction
Halve (Verb)-To create two parts of equal size.
Half (Noun), Halves (Plural) - Either of two equal or corresponding parts into which something is or can be divided.
at 8:05 dont you have to add 25 again
Kishan45 no because that’s not to do with the activity given out by the rock itself, which is what you’re calculating
@@joshwheel2105 ok
Ey yo what does that game half life have to do with radiation..?
*this is a joke*
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Is this his real voice??
Why wouldn't it be 😂
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Bob is not my uncle
Sounds so Ill wtf
Maybe try to write more neatly ???!!
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