Analytical Chemistry: An Indian Journal
ISSN (PRINT): 0974-7419

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Particle Radiation

One principle kind of radiation, molecule radiation, is the aftereffect of subatomic particles rushing at gigantic rates. Protons, grandiose beams, and alpha and beta particles are the absolute most normal sorts of molecule radiation. Molecule radiation can hurt living animals and can short out electronic circuits... so it is risky for people and robots the same. Protons and electrons are two of the most widely recognized kinds of particles experienced. Destroy an iota of hydrogen, the most bottomless component known to man, and you get a proton and an electron... thus the wealth of this sort of radiation. Strip the two electrons from the second most bounteous component, helium, and you are left with a nucleon containing two protons and two neutrons. This helium-core molecule is called an "alpha molecule". Free electrons, while zooming around as radiation, are known as "beta particles". A third kind, gamma radiation, isn't a molecule but instead a high-vitality type of electromagnetic radiation. Neutrinos are odd particles that can go through nearly anything, even miles (kilometers) of strong stone. Since neutrino radiation rates might have the option to enlighten us regarding the atomic responses at the center of the Sun, researchers have put it all on the line to attempt to devise indicators that sense these slippery particles.    

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