Radioactive Decay
Nuclear Chemistry in the Dark
Rick Vierhus
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Radioactive Decay of Atoms
Isotopes can change by losing parts of themselves. These parts are named a, b, g
Subject: Nuclear chemistry
Topic:particle and ray decay of atoms
Grade Level:11-12
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Independence High School
1776 ED PK DR
Rick Vierhus
Last Revised: 05/16/2000 (insert and update last revision date every time you work on this page)