Radioactivity in a sentence

In all, he induced radioactivity in 22 different elements. citation Fermi rapidly reported the discovery of neutron-induced radioactivity in the Italian journal La Ricerca Scientifica on 25 March 1934.

Its radioactivity is extremely weak: it emits a very short-range beta electron and itself then changes into Helium-3.

That limit is six times less than the World Health Organization's limit for drinking water, which is at 10,000 Bq/L, a measure of radioactivity.

Although "The Giant Behemoth" does not excel in originality, it does execute its central idea pretty well by crafting a murder mystery where the serial killer in question is a massive beast who just happens to emit radioactivity.

And certainly, it's an eyeopener as to just how crucial some of these women were in pioneering work around radioactivity.

Assay samples are collected continuously through zones of radioactivity above 250 CPS, as measured by the CT-007 microR meter.

Forum geologists mark sample intervals and sample types to be collected based on geological features in the core and on radioactivity measured with the CT-007M from Environmental Instruments Canada Inc.

I dunno about plutonium's chemical reactivity, but depending on what isotope it is, the radioactivity might not pose a problem.

If the radioactivity exceeds the safety limit then the robot must return to find another piece, but Tepco officials have said they expect the sample will prove to be small enough.

It is very rare for a drilling program to intersect radioactivity on the first hole of a program, and we think this is a testament to the potential of the Appaloosa Target.

Water board orders Berkeley and Albany to conduct testing for radioactivity at César Chávez Park and the Bulb.

When necessary, he would take a Donahue Show to “hot spots” such as to Chernobyl in Ukraine, the site of a disastrous partial meltdown in 1986 of a giant nuclear power plant whose radioactivity forced the permanent abandonment of nearby villages.

Barry Commoner's Closing Circle reported on the transport of radioactivity from nuclear bomb tests in the Pacific Ocean to dairy farms in Wisconsin.

Clark at RPI detected three more peaks of radioactivity in Albany’s water supply following the next three bomb tests in May and June.

Here, Pike plays the first woman to win the Nobel prize for her groundbreaking research in radioactivity (the term itself was coined by her).

Marie Skłodowska-Curie’s pioneering research on radioactivity in the late 1800s paved the way for its peaceful use in countless applications for the benefit of humankind.

Radium had a half-life of sixteen hundred years and had a radioactivity level of about three thousand times that of uranium.

RWM (Radioactive Waste Management Ltd) has commissioned Jacobs, designer and architect engineers, to study the release of radioactivity from irradiated graphite sampled from reactor cores at the UK’s nuclear power stations.

In February 2019 it was revealed that talks have been underway to redraw the boundaries of the Exclusion Zone to reflect the declining radioactivity of the Zone's outer areas.

Japan allows a maximum of 100 becquerels of caesium radioactivity per kilogramme (Bq/kg).