lesson 2 Flashcards

1
Q

a phenomenon that occurs when an unstable atom has too much energy and it has to be released in the form of waves

A

radioactivity

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2
Q

who discovered xray

A

wilhelm conrad roentgen

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3
Q

discovered xray produced by uranium

A

antoine henri becquerel

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4
Q

discovered the thorium that gives off uranium rays

A

marie and pierre curie

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5
Q

when was the xray of the hand of wilhelm conrad roentgen wife takes

A

december 22, 1895

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6
Q

time required for a radioactive substance to reduce 50% of its active decay

A

radioactive half life

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7
Q

time required for the body to eliminate one-half of an administered dosage of any substance by regular process of elimination

A

biologic half-life

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8
Q

time required for a radioactive element in a body to be administered 50% as a result of the combination of radioactive decay and biological elimination

A

effective half life

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9
Q

different sa taas

A

isotopes

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10
Q

different sa baba

A

isobars

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11
Q

minus atomic mass and atomic number

A

isotones

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12
Q

same lahat

A

isomers

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13
Q

radioactive decay by alpha

A
  • loses 2 units of positive charge (p or z)
  • loses 4 units of atomic mass no.
  • emits alpha particle (a) and gamma-ray (y)
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14
Q

radioactive decay of beta minus

A
  • neutron is converted to proton
  • increased atomic no. by 1 unit
  • atomic mass no. remains the same
  • emits negatron (b- particles) and gamma ray(y)
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15
Q

radioactive decay by beta plus (B+)

A

-proton is converted to neutron
-proton in the parent nucleus decays into neutron that remains the daughter nucleus
-increase of neutron by 1 unit
-emit positron, neutron and gamma ray

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16
Q

radioactivity decay by gamma ray

A
  • emission of gamma rays by unstable nuclide
  • no charge in atomic no.
  • emits pure gamma ray
17
Q

radioactivity decay by electron capture

A
  • nucleus of an atoms is absorbed one of its orbital electron
  • electron converted into a neutron
  • nucleus transforms to a daughter of one lower atomic number
18
Q

It is the spontaneous emission of particles and
energy when an unstable nuclide transforms into
a stable nuclide.

A

RADIOACTIVE DECAY/
RADIOACTIVE DISINTEGRATION

19
Q

It is the time required for a radioactive substance
to reduce 50% of its activity decay.

A

RADIOACTIVE HALF-LIFE/PHYSICAL
HALF-LIFE(T1/2p)

20
Q

It is the time required for the body to eliminate
one-half of an administered dosage of any
substance by regular process of elimination.

A

BIOLOGIC HALF-LIFE(T1/2b)

21
Q

It is the time required for a radioactive element
in a body to be administered 50% as a result of
the combined action of radioactive decay and
biologic elimination.

A

EFFECTIVE HALF-LIFE(T1/2eff)