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Physics for Radiology

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Definition
Isotopes   show
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show Atomic Nuclei that have the same atomic mass number(top), but different number of protons (bottom - Atomic number)  
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Isotones   show
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show The SAME atomic number and the SAME atomic mass number; difference in the nucleon arrangement and resultant in DIFFERENT ENERGY STATES.  
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Nuclear arrangements   show
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Periodic Table = Groups/Columns   show
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Periodic Table -= Periods/rows   show
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show Bohr Atom 1913  
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show 2n^2 where the shell is K-Q (1-7)  
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Max number electrons in outer shell   show
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Center seeking force   show
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show Centrifugal force  
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show Z - Bottom left. Also number of electrons in a neutral atom  
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Atomic Mass number AMU   show
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# - Bottom right   show
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show Smallest particle that has all the properties of an element  
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Molecules   show
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show Any quantity of one type of molecule. - Compound is a whole new substance, not just a mix of it's elements.  
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Smallest Particle of an element   show
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show A molecule  
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Two Atoms sharing some of the same electrons   show
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show Ionization - Adding or removing an electron.  
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Ionic Bonding - Transferring of electrons   show
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Radioactivity   show
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show The transformation process of an atom to become another atom through the emission of particles and energy  
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Radioactive decay results   show
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show are nuclei that undergo radioactive decay  
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Alpha Particle   show
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Beta Particle   show
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Gamma Rays   show
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Radioisotopes   show
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show Nucleus must be extremely unstable; Emission of two protons (+2) and two neutrons bound together - essentially a helium atom with no electrons. Large Particle with great electrostatic force  
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Alpha Emission facts 2   show
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Beta Emission   show
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Gamma Rays (X-Ray)   show
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show Amount of radioactive material is measured in CURIES. 1CI= 3.7x10^10 adoms disintegrating/S  
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show BECQUEREL = Bq = 1 disintegration /S  
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show Rate of radioactive decay is given by radioisotope's half life. Activity remaining (material ) = (05)^n X original activity  
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show The time required for a quantity of radioactivty to be reduced to one-half its original value, In theory it never stops or disappears or reaches zero. Used extensively in radiology  
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Elemental Mass number   show
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show Closer = less stable Isomer (excited) ; Farther apart = More Stable (Stable)  
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Mass #   show
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show KG  
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AMU   show
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show Energy for small particle 1eV = e(J/C)  
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Kelo Electron Volt   show
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How to calculate number of NUCLEONS   show
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Defines an element   show
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show A-Z = Neutron  
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Photon   show
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