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    It's a conspiracy, MasJ is trying to keep us down!

    /Paladin Hammer

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sprung View Post
    Oh sure, you come in :eyeball: You're always had it in for me forever and ever from the first moment I came in first on day one of the first visint to this site on the first day I was here first.

    Did I mention MasJ is my best friend on MAN? I didn't did I, well you're gonna get a MAN message from MasJ on MAN and he'll MAN you as soon as I MAN him if he's on MAN and MasJ is gonna MAN you to stop consiping on me.
    LOL dumbass LOL

    I'm sure he'll IM me about your incessant banter as soon as I can bother to add him to my contact list. Or vice versa. At any rate, as I said to Cyber on MSN, major fail.

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    An atom consists of a positive charged atomic nucleus where you can find protons and neutrons and it consists of a negative charged atomic shell with electrons. In every atom the number of the electrons is equal to the number of the protons so it is neutral. The number of the protons decides which chemical element the atom is. The first element in the "Periodic table of the elements" is hydrogen. The elements in the "Periodic table of the elements" are sorted by the number of the protons. The atomic nucleus of a hydrogen atom consists of only one proton. But there are a few isotops of every element. Isotops are atoms with the same number of protons, but another number of neutrons. The different isotops of one element do not differ in their chemical properties. There are for example three isotops of hydrogen. The first isotop is the one I wrote about. The second isotop of hydrogen is deutrium with one proton and one neutron in his atomic nucleus and the third isotop is tritium which has got one proton and two neutrons in his atomic nucleus. In the atomic nucleus of a tritiumatom there is no balance between the protons and the neutrons so it is instable and decays. The particle which is emited from this decay is radioaktiv and it is charged. You can make ions of atoms. We can say that an ion is an atom which has got less or more electrons than protons. An ion is not neutral an so it is radioactif.










    Chapter 2: Radioactivity


    Radioactivity means that atoms decays. The reason for this decays is that they are instable. A atomic nucleus is instable when he is to heavy or when a balance is missing between the protons and the neutrons. Every atom which has got a higher number of nucleons (protons and neutrons togehter) than 210 is instable. There are three types of decays: alpha decay, beta decay and gamma decay. Because it is impossible today to say which atomic nucleus will be the next who decays there statistics. We can say how many atomic nucleus will decay in a certain time. This is the princip for half lifes. After one half life a half of the atomic nucleus of a certain material decayed. Plutonium-239 for example has got a half life 24,000 years, radium-228 has got a half life of 6.7 years, thorium-232 has got a half life of 14,000,000,000 years and polonium-212 has got a half life 0.0000003 seconds. There are many physical properties, but I will talk about the acivity now. The activity is the number of decays devided by a certain time. the unit of the activity is becquerel. 1 becquerel is one decay per second. So 20 becquerels are 20 decays per second. To prove these decays there is a geiger counter. It consists of a closed tube which is often filled with argon. At the end of the tube there is a wire, which is not allowed to touch the other end of the tube or the walls. The wire is charged positive and the walls are charged negative. A radioactive particle which flows into the tube ionizes one or a few gas atoms. The out-pushed electrons go to the wire. The consequence is a voltage surge. This voltage surge is shown on an output device as a decay. On the photo there shown a geiger counter.










    The alpha decay


    When we talk about the alpha decay then it means that a twice positive charged heliumion (helium atomic nucleus) is emited from the atomic nucleus. Then we find two protons ans two neutrons less in this atomic nucleus, so it is lighter. The alpha radiation is the most dangerous of the three types of radiation, but a sheet of paper is enough to protect oneself. The skin protects us also from alpha radiation.






    The beta minus decay


    There are two types of the beta decay. The one is the beta minus decay and the other is the beta plus decay. When we talk about the beta minus decay a neutron decays into a proton, an electron and an antineutrino. The electron and the antineutrino are emited. The radioactive particle is the electron. The number of nucleons do not change, but we have got one proton more than before the decay. 2 or 3 cm of wood are enough to protect oneself.






    The beta plus decay


    When we talk about the beta plus decay a proton decays into a neutron, a positron (the antiparticle of the electron) and a neutrino. The positron and the neutrino are emited. The radioactive particle is the positron.






    The gamma decay


    When we talk about the gamma decay high-energy electromagnetic waves are emited from the atomic nucleus. This waves are photons, which have got a higher frequency and less wave long than light. A gamma decay can happen after an alpha decay or a beta decay, because the atomic nucleus is very energitif. You need a big wall of lead to protect yourself from gamma radiation.







    On the Download page you can find this program.



    Chapter 3: The applications of radioactivity


    Everyone knows that strong radiation is not good fot the health, but we use radioactive materials for nuclear power plants ans nuclear weapons (Chapter 4) for example. But there are good sides for radioactivity, too. There for example nuclear medicine. An X-ray instrument sends X-Rays throught our body onto a photo plate. Where the photo plate becomes black the X-rays goes throught our body, there where the photo plate stays transparent the X-rays do not pass our body. Another positive aspect is the radiotherapy. It is used to destroy cancer. In old clocks which have illuminated you can find radium and thorium which were used to bring the zinc sulfite to illuminate. The glowing trunk for camping lamps contained thorium. The energy source for the batteries for cardiac pacemaker is plutonium-238. There is not any nuclear fission in those batteries, because the energy source is the natural nuclear decay. Radionuclide batteries are also used for space probes like Voyager I, Voyager II and Cassini who are very long in space and so they need radionuclide batteries who are an energy source for a long time. In the next chapter I will talk bout nuclear power plants and nuclear weapons.


    Chapter 4: Nuclear reactions and their applications


    There are many nuclear reactions, but I will only discribe the nuclear fission and the nuclear fusion. For a nuclear fission in a nuclear power plant or for an explosion of a nuclear bomb you need plutonium-239 or uranium-235 as a split material. To make a nuclear fission it is necessary to bombard the split material with thermal neutrons. After the fission there there are two new atoms and and two or three free neutrons. This free neutrons make a fission of other atoms and so it is a nuclear chain reaction.

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    In a nuclear bomb there is a globe made of plutonium-239 or uranium-235. In this globe there is a neutron source which only effective when the TNT (trinitrotoluene) exploses. Because of the compression of the explosion the critical mass of the split material is overstepped. There are nuclear bomb which are build otherwise, but the princip is always the same. This both materials are very expensive, because on earth we find very little plutonium so it means that we must produce plutonium. To produce plutonium it is necessary to bombard the natural and very cheap uranium-238 with neutrons to make uranium-239. Uranium-239 decays to neptunium-239 and neptunium-239 decays after a certain time to plutonium-239. You can find uranium-235 in nature, but only in uranium-238. To split this uranium-235 from uranium-238 is very expensive, because their chemical properties are the same so it is not possible to split them in a chemical way. A nuclear bomb like this can have an explosion force of 20 kilotons (20000 tons). This means that an explosion of such a bomb is as effective as the explosion of 20 kilotons of TNT.

    /Zephyr

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    In the ass.


    C'mon guys, this one is easy!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cheezymadman View Post
    It's a conspiracy, MasJ is trying to keep us down!

    /Paladin Hammer


    /CMM

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fer! View Post
    In the ass.


    C'mon guys, this one is easy!

    /Gay

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    LOL ANIME LOL or a post about the supremacy of English language would have worked too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Evans View Post


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    Dang, win is 4 j00!

    Heh, now I wonder what would be /Fer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fer! View Post
    Dang, win is 4 j00!

    Heh, now I wonder what would be /Fer.
    Guys, I chased a bus today.

    /Fer

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sprung View Post
    Guys, I chased a bus today.

    /Fer


    <3!

    Sometimes I miss having a car.
    But it's ALL WORTH IT when the schoolgirls from the schools in downtown get use the same bus as me to go home.

    Well, not really worth it, but less painful.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fer! View Post


    <3!

    Sometimes I miss having a car.
    But it's ALL WORTH IT when the schoolgirls from the schools in downtown get use the same bus as me to go home.

    Well, not really worth it, but less painful.
    And Fer always carries their heavy books for them

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    /high


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    Quote Originally Posted by Sprung View Post
    And Fer always carries their heavy books for them
    THOSE GIRLS? WITH BOOKS? ROFL.

    Nah really, those schools in downtown are mostly for...whore or dumb girls, who didn't found a place at Highschool.

    Well, not all of 'em, but roughly the 98% are just there because they must "study" something.

    Doesn't change the fact that their uniform miniskirt looks good on them.
    Last edited by Fer!; 7th-October-2007 at 04:17.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fer! View Post
    THOSE GIRLS? WITH BOOKS? ROFL.

    Nah really, those schools in downtown are mostly for...whore or dumb girls, who didn't found a place at Highschool.

    Well, not all of 'em, but roughly the 98% of them are just there because they must "study" something.

    Doesn't change the fact that they uniform miniskirt looks good on them.

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