Question

CAN SOMEONE POST ANY Q' RELATED TO BINDING ENERGY AND RADIATION, DOSE EQUIVALENT

Answer 1

@genius12 @ganeshie8 @.Sam. @dan815

Answer 2

@nubeer @Opcode @Mertsj

Answer 3

ok i'll be more specific (LOL)

I want revision q's related to dose equivalent, absorbed dose, binding energy

Answer 4

what's the specific subject you're studying

Answer 5

phys

Answer 6

...rane... *tsk
within physics, what course is it
ie University of Melbourne PHYS0021: Physics, Radiation and Applications

Answer 7

this is a lecturers walkthrough concerning binding energy with some practice questions

Answer 8

this is a sample exam concerning binding energy
http://www.seethesolutions.net/practice-exams-topic/257/?hideanswers=1

Answer 9

This is an exerp from Fullers book "Physics including Human Applications"
Chapter 31 focuses on everything Nuclear
There are some decent Binding-Energy problems at the end

Answer 10

the more specific you are the more i can help though, wasn't trying to be creepy or stalkerish hay ;P

Answer 11

as for dose equivalent, i have nothing on hand... maybe try:
www.bing.com
www.lycoss.com
...?

Answer 12

here's one

A radioactive sample of 228-Ra (half-life 1.60 x 10 ^ 3 years) emits alpha-particle. The alpha particle ionize the air surrounding the sample. The average number of singly-charged ions produced by each alpha-particle is 2 x 10 ^ 5 . When all the ions produced in air by these alpha particle are collected, the ionization current is about 0.08 x 10 ^6 Ampere. What is the number of 228-Ra atoms in the sample?

A. 2 x 10^ 17

B .8 x 10^16

C. 5 x 10 ^9

D. 3 x 10^ 9