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Nuclear radiation

sammy414 Physics unit 5 Inglés 12 fichas

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  1. 1What is the absorption properties of Alpha radiation?Highly ionising therefor easily absorbed by air and thin paper
  2. 2What is the absorption properties of Beta radiation?Quite ionising so absorbed by about 3mm of aluminium
  3. 3What is the absorption properties of Gamma radiation?Very weakly ionising so absorbed by many cm of lead or concrete
  4. 4What do particle detectors depend on?The ability of particles to cause ionisation
  5. 5What is an example of an early particle detectors?Cloud chambers
  6. 6How do cloud chambers work?Ethanol vapor is saturated so it readily condenses especially when cooled
    Ions created by radioactive particles provide ideal sites for condensation to begin
    The tracks formed are lines of liquid droplets
  7. 7In a cloud chamber what is the appearance of the tracks of an alpha particle?Straight-
    showing they are massive enough not to be easily deflected
    Thick-
    Showing they are powerful ionisers
    Fixed lengths-
    Showing alphas are emitted from a source containing certain amounts of energy
  8. 8In a cloud chamber what is the appearance of the tracks of a Beta particle?Many changes in direction-
    Beta particles are very light and easily deflected
    Thin-
    Not strong ionisers
    Different lengths-
    Beta particles are emitted with a range of energies
  9. 9In a cloud chamber what is the appearance of the tracks of Gamma radiation?Gamma rays cause little ionisation and so are not easily detected by cloud chambers
  10. 10How do bubble chambers work?Liquid hydrogen is kept under pressure to stop it evaporating
    When pressure is released any ions formed by particles provide ideal sites for gas bubbles to form
    As the particles are passing through liquid hydrogen not air they are slowed down
  11. 11Why are bubble chambers ideal?Allow you to investigate very short lived particles which decay soon after being created and the products of collisions between particles
  12. 12What are some sources of background radiation?Cosmic radiation
    Grounds and buildings
    Man made radiation
    Living things

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Physics unit 5 Fichas sobre Nuclear radiation, creado por sammy414 el 12/02/2014.
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