Nuclear fission and nuclear fusion are two nuclear phenomena to produce nuclear heat energy. But these two phenomena occur in different conditions and the amount of heat generation is also different in these two phenomena. In this article, we are going to discuss the definition, properties, examples, uses and differences between nuclear fission and nuclear … Read more
Scientist Rutherford gave the atomic theory on the basis of alpha particle scattering experiment. But this theory was unable to consistent with the stability of an atom. To explain the stability of atoms, scientist Niels Bohr gave a theory or model by modifying Rutherford model which is known as the Bohr atomic model. He explained … Read more
The elements that emit alpha, beta and gamma rays spontaneously are called radioactive elements. All elements are not radioactive elements. Again, all isotopes of an element are not radioactive. In this article, we are going to discuss which isotopes of radioactive elements have radioactive property. Here, we will choose the examples of radioactive isotopes of … Read more