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Bequevel
discovered radioactivity
E=MC^2
energy=(mass)(speed of light)
Atomic Number
number of protons
Law of conservation of energy
energy is never created or destroyed just transfered
Mass number
protons+neutrons
Stable Isotopes
remain unchanged
Radioactive isotopes
spontaneous emission of energy or radiation from atoms
Alpha Decay
atom's spontaneous release of particle composed of 2 protons and 2 neutrons
Beta Decay
emission of high energy electrons
Gamma Decay
electromagnetic radiation due to an electon moving from a ground state to an excited state and back down again
Ionization
stripping electrons from a gas
Half life
average time for half of the collection of radioactive isotopes/atoms to decay
Radiometric Dating
measurement of half life of materials using Carbon 14
Decay Chains
mapping transformations/decays of radioactive isotopes
Nuclear Fission
splitting of nucleus produce alot of energy
Nuclear Reactor
radioactivity heats water to make stream turns turbine which generates energy
Nuclear Fusion
some of mass is converted to energy
***cental fuel of hydrogen bomb