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The purpose of this book is to emphasize the importance of the existence of the radioactive gas radon in the environment and to make this natural phenomenon a top issue because radon is included in class A human carcinogenesis.
Author(s): Feriz Adrovic
NA Pages
Elements of Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences
This note explains the following topics: Classical Two-Body Kinematics, Special Relativity, Particle-like Nature of Waves, Wave-like properties of Particles, The Shrodinger equation, The Rutherford-Bohr model of the Atom, The Hydrogen Atom, Many-Electron Atoms, Nuclear Properties, Force Between Nucleons, Radioactive Decay.
Author(s): University of Michigan
NA Pages
Analytical Applications of Nuclear Techniques
This book should serve to attract the attention of young people interested in the natural sciences and could be used by teachers to disseminate nuclear knowledge to the young generation. It is hoped that more compilations of this kind from other nuclear areas will follow to enhance public awareness of the many beneficial contributions of nuclear techniques. Topics covered includes: Cosmochemistry, Methods And Method Validation, Environmental Applications, Medical Applications, Industrial Applications, Non-destructive Testing, And Analysis of Art Objects, Forensic Applications, Archaeological Investigations.
Author(s): International Atomic Energy Agency
214 Pages
Basic concepts of nuclear chemistry
This book explains the basic principles of nuclear chemistry at the level of undergraduate college students who has some familiarity with scientific concepts and terminology.
Author(s): Ralph T Overman
118 Pages
