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Unit12vocab

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termDefinition
Alpha Particle weakest type of neclear radiation
artificial transmutation changing of 1 element into anohter by unnatural means; involves bombarding a nucleus w/ a high energy particles to cause change.
gamma ray high frequency electromagnet wave released during gamma decay.
beta particle electron created in the nucleus of an atomo, released during beta decay.
binding energy energy associated with the strong nuclear force that holds atomic nucleus together, related to stability of a nucleus.
decay series sequence of steps by which a radioactive nucleus decays into a nonradioactive nucleus.
half life amount of time it takes for half the atom in a given sample of an element to decay.
radioactive decay process by which a nucleus spontaneously emits particles or rays to become lighter and more stable.
tracer radioactive element who's pathway can be followed through the steps of a chemical reaction or industrial process.
transmutation process in which one element is chagned into another as a result of changes in a nucleus.
nuclear chain reaction series of fission reactions that occur because the products released during one fission reaction cause fission reactions in other atoms.
nuclear fission splitting of an atomic nucleus into two smaller nuclei of larger mass.
transmuranium element element formed synthetically; has more than 92 protons in its nucleus.
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