NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY - Radioactivity & Radiation - Alpha, Beta, Gamma
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- Опубликовано: 7 авг 2024
- NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY Radioactivity & Radiation - Alpha, Beta, Gamma - This video introduces students to nuclear chemistry. Discussed are the topics of why a nucleus is unstable, what radioactivity is and how radiation is given off. The video concludes with alpha, beta and gamma radiation.
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are anti-neutrinos optional for negative beta decay?
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Question: Beta Particles- You mentioned that when a neutron turns into a proton or vice versa, en electron is created and emitted. Is the electron that's emitted, newly created or is it one of the electrons that was already part of the atom?
What is the difference between a neutron and a neutrino?
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