#alpha particles

[stone-cold-groove]

Your summer reading list: A Guide to Radiation Protection. J. Craig Robertson - 1971.

[eternalfeminineenjoyer]

I love radiation conceptually. I wish I could feel it. And not die. Or, like, I wish I could experience massive acute radiation poisoning just as an experience and not die.

[i-hate-gcse-english-lit-offical]

I was learning about alpha and beta radiation in physics today and i love that alpha particle have 'weak penetration'

[wall-of-knowledge]

Introduction to radioactivity and radioactive material

Table of Contents Key PointsAlpha, Beta, and Gamma RadiationNatural Occurrence and DetectionMarie Curie’s ContributionsSurvey Note: Detailed Analysis of Radioactivity, Radioactive Materials, and Marie Curie’s ContributionsIntroduction to Radioactivity and Radioactive MaterialsUranium-238 Decay Chain: Correction and AnalysisProperties of Radioactive ElementsTypes of Radiation: Alpha, Beta, and…

Introduction to radioactivity and radioactive material

[captainjackscoat]

shoutout to that one guy in my physics class

teacher: do you want the alpha particles inside you?

the guy: yeah, because then you'd be an alpha male

I can't even be mad. It was actually funny

[willowreader]

Killing cancer cells with alpha particles could be the next frontier in treatment | CBC News

Canadian cancer researchers are part of global efforts to test targeted alpha therapy, a new form of treatment that some oncologists believe

This treatment will be revolutionary.

[stone-cold-groove]

I don’t feel a thing!

[informationpalace]

Beta Particle Overview, Beta Decay, Radioactivity of Bananas

Beta Particle Overview, Beta Decay, Radioactivity of Bananas

A beta particle (β-particle) is an electron or positron having very high speed and energy and is emitted during radioactive decay of nucleus during beta decay process. Beta particles with energy of 0.5 MeV have a range of about one metre in air. They are a type of ionizing radiations. In simple words, beta rays can be defined as a beam of electrons or positrons. So they possess negative charge…

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