gamma radiation
if an isotope just emits gamma radiation it cant turn into another isotope can it? as the atomic number and the mass number doesn't chnage
Original post by student144
if an isotope just emits gamma radiation it cant turn into another isotope can it? as the atomic number and the mass number doesn't chnage
Yep. Gamma radiation is electromagnetic. Nothing is lost
Quick Reply
Related discussions
- Physics Help
- people studying radiography - diagnostic/therapeutic
- Isaac Physics Lorentz Transform 2 Help
- 2018 OCR A level exploring physics - question 25a)ii)
- Make it More Star Trek-ey !!
- Gcse combined science higher paper 2 physics
- isaac physics Rays and Geometry rainbows
- How do I convince my 66 year old ex-soviet mother that Wi-Fi won’t give her cancer.
- Differential equations help isaac physics
- Similar shapes question
- Radiography and danger
- STEP 2006 Solutions Thread
- Linear algebra (basis)
- 2017 OCR Physics A Wiens displacement law. Am I misunderstanding?
- Being ripped off by my heating and boiler cover - help needed
- AQA GCSE Combined Science: Trilogy - Physics Paper 1 (Higher) 8464/P/1H [Exam Chat]
- Physics A level: Photoelectric Effect
- How to ground Anti-Static Wrist Strap?
- Hard biology question
- Step support programme assignment 7 help pls
Latest
Trending
Last reply 6 days ago
Im confused about this chemistry question, why does it form these productsTrending
Last reply 6 days ago
Im confused about this chemistry question, why does it form these products
