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strong force
cuases protons and nuetrons to be atrracted to each other
radioactivity
process of nucleur decay
alpha particle
two protons two nuetrons with eltrical charge of 2+
transmutation
process of changing one element to another through nucleur decay
beta particle
neutron decays into a proton and releases an elctron at high speed
GAMMA rays
penetrsting electromagnetic waves that carry energy but have no mass charge
cloud chanmber
detects alpha or beta particles by mean of a trail of condensed vapor
bubble chamber
detects radioactivty particles by means of a bubble train in superheated liquid
geiger contour
measures radipactivty ny producing an eletric current when radiation is present
nuclear fission
process of splitting a nucleus into two nuclei with smallers masses a large amount of energy is released
chain reaction
an ongoing series of fission reactions
critical mass
amount of fissionable material requred to continue a reaction at a constant rate
nuclear fusion
two nuclei with low masses are combined to form one nucleus or larger mass
tracer
find or keep track of molecules in an organissm
metal
elemtnt that typically hard shiny solid is mallable and good conductor of heat and electricty
mallable
ablitily of metals to be hammers or rolled into thin sheets
metallic bonding
occurs because elctrons move freely among a metals psotively charged ions
radioactive bonding
elements such as radium whos nucleus breaks down and emits particles
transition elements
elements in group 3-12 of periodic table occur in nature as uncombined element
non metal
usally gas or brittle solid at room temp not mallable or ductile
diatomic molecule
molecule that consist of two atoms of the same elemnets
metalloid
elements that share some propeties with metals
allotp[e
diffrent form of the same element ha ving diffrent molecule structures
semiconductor
elements conduct eletric currents under certain conditions
transuranium
have more than 92 protons