Which row describes alpha (α), beta (β) and gamma (γ) radiations? α β γ. A helium nucleus electromagnetic radiation electron from the nucleus.

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In National 5 Physics learn about the types of radiation, their uses and effects. Build your knowledge and consider the issues surrounding nuclear power.

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Describe the radiation physics features specific to radioactive iodine, used for therapeutic purposes c. Provide an assessment of the advantages and ...

This exam tests your knowledge of the principles of radiation physics underlying the practice of radiation oncology. Included are questions on the general ...

This exam consists of 4 problems. The weight of the problems is Problem 1 (P1=23 pts); Problem 2 (P2=22 pts); Problem 3 (P3=22 pts): Problem 4 (P4= 23 pts).

Learn about different charges and masses in subatomic particles, and about background radiation produced by alpha, beta and gamma radiation.

Subject Title: Radiation Physics. Subject Code: AP30010. Programme & Dept: 11439 / BSc(Hons) in Engineering Physics / AP. Academic Year: 2015 / 2016.

Department of Physics. Examination paper for TFY4225 Nuclear and Radiation. Physics. Academic contact during examination: Pål Erik Goa. Phone: 959 08026.