Examples of using Radioactive elements in English and their translations into Japanese
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Radiation terms and definitions 6-Alpha Particle A positively charged particle ejected spontaneously from the nuclei of some radioactive elements.
But over 100 other radioactive elements were also released during the weeks and months of the accident and thousands of people were exposed to clouds of radiation.
Now, it's true that anyone who was concerned about the health implications and other unintended consequences of discovering radioactive elements was exactly right- and should have been listened to more carefully.
Stone: It is natural items that has rich silicon oxide, aluminum oxide or calcium carbonate minerals, and all of them contain radioactive elements- chlorine.
A bomb blast gives off radiation in the form of high-energy subatomic particles and materials that remain as fallout in the form of radioactive elements such as strontium 90 and cesium.
No independent scientist in the world has done more research on the removal of radioactive elements from the human digestive tract.
Tepco has for years insisted that its purification processes remove strontium and 61 other radioactive elements from the contaminated water but leaves tritium, a mildly radioactive element that is difficult to separate from water.
Radioactive elements are tasteless, odorless and invisible, and it takes many years for cancers and other radiation-related diseases to manifest- five to 80 years for most cancers.
They look like a fragile dirt clod with hard wavy petals, and have piqued the interest of the Japanese government for their ability to accumulate heavy and rare metals, including radioactive elements.
There are many radioactive elements used by scientists to date rocks and other materials.
There are five regional chisel a hot spring pool, and one cold pool, mining, subject to a load of men and women bath together, pool; source quoted in the geothermal valley, containing traces of radioactive elements in radium springs, deep customer favorite by Tom.
Hazardous radioactive elements being released in the sea and air around Fukushima accumulate at each step of various food chains(for example, into algae, crustaceans, small fish, bigger fish, then humans; or soil, grass, cow's meat and milk, then humans).
Sternglass hypothesizes that when the fetus or infant is exposed to radioactive elements, such as strontium-90, the radioactive particles accumulate in the bone marrow, where the cells of the immune system are developing, and disrupt their functioning.
The"fluoride" dumped into municipal water supplies across the world has been exhaustively exposed as a neurotoxic chemical concoction containing heavy metals, radioactive elements and industrial waste chemicals, yet it remains heavily pushed by"scientific" doctors and dentists.
Amongst the many other radioactive elements which are almost certainly escaping into the sea is plutonium which lasts for 240,000 years and is one of the most potent carcinogens known, such that a millionth of a gram can cause cancer.
This is a remarkably short incubation time for cancer, indicating that these children almost certainly received a very high dose of iodine 131 plus other carcinogenic radioactive elements that were and are still being inhaled and ingested.
As the one-year anniversary of the Fukushima nuclear disaster approaches, a study published in Scientific Reports this week presents isotopic evidence of the subsequent release into the atmosphere of plutonium and other radioactive elements.
It shows that the human genome(and of course that of all life) is exquisitely sensitive to radiation damage from such internal exposures, to Strontium-90, Plutonium-239, Uranium and particularly to the nano-particles containing these radioactive elements which were produced when the reactor No 4 blew apart.
Each reactor core contains as much radiation as that released by 1,000 Hiroshima-sized bombs and contains more than 200 different radioactive elements, which variously last seconds to millions of years.
Because they are not regenerated any longer from the uranium(the uranium stopped decaying after the moderator rods were put in), they get less and less, and so the core cools down over a matter of days, until those intermediate radioactive elements are used up.