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Well, other atoms? Depending where you start from and how do it. Here is an example: http://www.ipodphysics.com/resources/trans90.jpg http://www.ipodphysics.c
by jayalpha 7y ago
Well, other atoms?
Depending where you start from and how do it. Here is an example:
http://www.ipodphysics.com/resources/trans90.jpg http://www.ipodphysics.com/resources/trans90.jpg
- saagarjha 7y agoThat's my question: I don't know which way they're moving.
- petre 7y agoIt depends on the decay mode. Through beta decay they usually go up (eg. Cs135 › Ba135) one spot in the periodic table (straight line in the diagram). Through alpha decay they go down as shown in the diagram. What the diagram represents is natural decay of Uranium which isn't "waste". The long lived fission products in the GP link are more or less of an issue.