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Radioactive materialAlso called radioactive substance. As used in the brachytherapy treatment of cancer, a radioactive material is sealed inside a seed or pellet and placed inside the body, in or near a tumor. The radiat [..]
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Radioactive materialA material whose nuclei spontaneously give off nuclear radiation. Naturally radioactive materials (found in the earth's crust) give off alpha, beta, or gamma particles. Alpha particles are Helium [..]
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Radioactive materialAny compound or element which may emit any or all of the following; alpha and beta particles, electrons, photons neutrons and gamma, and all other emissions which produce ionization directly or indire [..]
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Radioactive materialAny natural or artificial material whether in the solid or liquid form, or in the form of a gas or vapour, that exhibits radioactivity. For regulatory purposes, radioactive substances may be defined as radioactive material that has an activity level of 100 becquerels per gram or greater.
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Radioactive materialA material whose nuclei spontaneously give off nuclear radiation. Naturally radioactive materials (found in the earth's crust) give off alpha, beta, or gamma particles. Alpha particles are Helium [..]
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Radioactive materialmaterial that contains unstable (radioactive) atoms that give off radiation as they decay. Radioactivity: the process of spontaneous transformation of the nucleus, generally with the emission of alpha [..]
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Radioactive materialRadioactive Material is any material that contains radioactive atoms.
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Radioactive materialIs a physical material that emits ionizing (electrically charged atoms) radiation.
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Radioactive materialRadioactive material is material that contains radioactivity and thus emits ionizing radiation. It may be material that contains natural radioactivity from the environment or a material that may have [..]
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Radioactive materialA radioactive material is any substance which gives off radiation.
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