Physical Science 7.4e - A typical radioactive decay

[TechnoManiac2]

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[Stationary315]

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[neighborhoodfriends1]

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[sofeyamafeya]

and how old is 8th grade level again?

[derekowens]

@sofeyamafeya Usually around 13 or 14 years old.

[revhard05]

that "electron" is technicly a negatron

[kareem2357]

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[jannah1221]

that covers about a week of physics in my school

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[jannah1221]

that covers about a week of physics in my school

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[gumpdy]

Too bad I was never taught any of this in school. People this intelligent aren't teachers at 8th grade level.

[snipesnrifles]

@gumpdy Same, my 8th grade "science teacher" is just a cocky jerk.

[pronteau]

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[neighborhoodfriends1]

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[heartlessvietboy]

Radioactive decay is what I call decay. Expiration date. Rust. (LOL).

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[Lloydy9101]

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[MakeupByHayley]

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[MultiMuffin21]

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[PratDatDesi]

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[ihsankayili]

Excellent video.

[222westlane]

Then, what happens to the ballance of the electrons "orbiting" the original unstable atoms? They must go somewhere to keep the new atom electrically balanced, right?

[u2bMonkey]

What's it called if just a single proton is released, do they always leave in pairs?

[derekowens]

I'm not a nuclear physicist, but from what I understand, the charge has to be conserved. That is, if a positive charge leaves, an equal negative charge would have to be emitted also.

[bloodylaugh]

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