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Is Radioactivity always harmful for humans?

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Type	Excursion (Interactive Presentation)
{:title=>"Description"}	This Inquiry Learning Space aims at understanding the different types of radioactivity particles and the basics about radioactivity decay. Factors that influence the radioactivity intensity (distance from radioactivity source, exposure time and presence of absorbers) will also be discussed. The Radioactivity Lab examines the intensity of radiation over distance, demonstrating the effects of...
Tags	Radioactivity radioactivity decay alpha beta gamma particles
Author	Danilo Zutin
Uploaded by	ViSH
License	Creative Commons Attribution
Attribute to	Danilo Zutin (http://graasp.eu/ils/54aff2b051830bd46a666687?lang=en)

Language	English
Publication créée à	mercredi 05 août 2015 12:58
Publication mise à jour à	jeudi 06 août 2015 11:42

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• Type: Excursion (Interactive Presentation)
• Title: Is Radioactivity always harmful for humans?
• Description: This Inquiry Learning Space aims at understanding the different types of radioactivity particles and the basics about radioactivity decay. Factors that influence the radioactivity intensity (distance from radioactivity source, exposure time and presence of absorbers) will also be discussed. The Radioactivity Lab examines the intensity of radiation over distance, demonstrating the effects of the inverse square law. Students investigate the intensity of radiation being emitted from a radioactive Strontium-90 source, by setting distances at which a Geiger counter measures radiation, and collecting radioactive particle counts at each of these distances. A table holding the radioactive source is rotated until the source is aligned with a hole in a thick lead plate. The head holding the Geiger-Muller tube is moved to these distances from the radioactive source.
• Keywords: Radioactivity, radioactivity decay, alpha, beta gamma particles
• Language: English
• Age Range: 14 - 16
• Author: Danilo Zutin
• Uploaded by: ViSH
• License: Creative Commons Attribution
• Difficulty: Medium
• Tipical Learning Time: 1H0M0S
• LOM Metadata: http://vishub.org/excursions/1839/metadata.xml

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