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Nuclear and Radiochemistry nou

Nuclear and Radiochemistry nou

Nuclear and Radiochemistry nou

Nuclear and Radiochemistry is specialised branch of chemistry that helps to shape the orientation of chemist and analyst to be able to qualitatively and quantitatively analyse radiation from radioactive samples.The study units in this course are as follow : Natural Radioactivity, Radioactive Decay Processes and Nature of Radioactivity, Nuclear Models, Energetic of Nuclear Radiation, Principle and Measurement of Radioactivity, Application of Radioactivity, Radiation Hazards.

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