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Bequerel 1899 Contact print of U Containing rock

description

begin radioactivity

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Bequerel 1899

Contact print of U

Containing rock

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Becquerel’s experiment

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Radioactivity

• Discovery

• Types of radioactivity

• Measuring radioactivity

• ½ lives• ½ lives

• Effects

• uses

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Ionizing radiation

• Energy enough to knock e- off atoms or

molecules

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waves

Vibration of electrical/magnetic field (perpendicular)

(remember feeling the interaction of the fields with the Tesla

Coil and magnet??)

UVbeads

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Radioactive decay

• Alpha α

235U

Large nuclei –

Usually above Bismuth

All elements after Bi

Are radioactive (unstable)

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Alpha decay examples

• Am 241

• Pu 239

• Ra 222

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Alpha decay examples

• Am 241

• Pu 239

• Ra 222

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Beta decay

• Beta minus decay

• Nucleus loses an electron…..???

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Beta-plus

F-19(PET scans)

Positron + electron� energy

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Gamma decay

99Tc

Gamma camera image

Of container truck

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summary

Pg 327

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Symbols for nuclear “particles”

•0

-1e electron, β−

•0

+1e positron

•4 He, α alpha

00γ gamma

10n neutron

•4

2He, α alpha11p proton

Pg 320

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What pieces are missing – add the atomic numbers and determine the missing piece

Transmutation, fission, fusion, alpha, beta-, beta+, gamma,

electron capture