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Alpha-decay
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alpha decay
Jan 01, 1999; alpha decay Certain radionuclides (radioactive nuclides ) decay by the spontaneous emission of alpha particles from their nuclei....
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Experiments with rotating collimators cutting out pencil of [alpha]-particles at radioactive decay of [sup.239]Pu evidence sharp anisotropy of space.
Apr 01, 2005; As shown in our previous experiments fine structure of histograms of [alpha]-activity measurements serve as a sensitive tool for...
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Radioactive Decay
Jan 01, 2008; Radioactive Decay The nucleus of each atom has a fixed number of protons and neutrons and is either stable or unstable, depending...
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decay sequence
Jan 01, 2000; decay sequence A plot of neutron number ( N ) against proton number ( Z ) for nuclides belonging to a particular radioactive...
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decay series
Jan 01, 1999; decay series Radioactive decay of a parent nuclide through a sequence of radioactive daughter nuclides to a final, stable...
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