Solutions to the Written Exam, Radiation Protection, Dosimetry, and Detectors (SH2603), October 25, 2008 Section A 1. The nuclide 60 Co decays to 60 Ni by β − -decay. The Q-value of the beta decay iskeV, and t

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Date: 2013-12-03 11:43:46 Nuclear physics Radiation Quantum electrodynamics Gamma ray Atomic physics Alpha decay Electron Compton scattering Ionizing radiation Physics Radioactivity Particle physics		Solutions to the Written Exam, Radiation Protection, Dosimetry, and Detectors (SH2603), October 25, 2008 Section A 1. The nuclide 60 Co decays to 60 Ni by β − -decay. The Q-value of the beta decay iskeV, and t Add to Reading List Source URL: www.nuclear.kth.se Download Document from Source Website File Size: 54,70 KB Share Document on Facebook

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