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In nuclear energy jargon, "radiation" is often used as shorthand for "ionizing radiation": particles (alpha, beta, neutrons) or rays (gamma) emitted from the nucleus of an unstable radioactive atom as a result of radioactive decay. This jargon usage is factually incorrect and should be avoided in written text.

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Geography; Physical geography

A type of ionizing, electromagnetic radiation that readily penetrates the body tissues of organisms. Has a wavelength less than 0.03 nanometers.

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Weather; General weather

The process by which energy is propagated through any medium by virue of the wave motion of that medium. Electromagnetic radiation, which emits heat and light, is one form. Sound ...

atom

Energy; Nuclear energy

The basic building block of all matter. The smallest particle of an element that has the same properties as the element. It consists of a central core called the nucleus that is ...

energji bërthamore

Energy; Nuclear energy

Energy, usually in the form of heat or electricity, produced by the process of nuclear fission within a nuclear reactor. The coolant that removes the heat from the nuclear reactor ...

radioaktivitet

Energy; Nuclear energy

The spontaneous transformation of an unstable atom and often results in the emission of radiation. This process is referred to as a transformation, a decay, or a disintegration of ...

uranium

Energy; Nuclear energy

A naturally radioactive and very dense element. Mine Uranium contains 0.7 percent of the isotope Uranium-235, needed for fission. Uranium-235 is the principal nuclear fuel ...

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(basketball term) a field goal worth 3 points because the shooter had both feet on the floor behind the 3-point line when he released the ball; also ...