Across
- 2. A process for generating energy where large nucleii are broken down.
- 4. Provided the first model of the atom.
- 8. Radioactive decay with no mass. Most penetrative.
- 10. When a nucleus is too large and will undergo decay we say it is _______.
- 12. When a source of radiation is on or in you.
- 15. Provided the Plum Pudding model of the atom.
- 17. The time taken for half the remaining nucleii to undergo decay.
- 18. Added the idea of electron shells to out understanding of the atom.
- 19. Radioactive decay particle with no charge.
- 20. The process of an unstable nucleus breaking down/emitting radiation.
Down
- 1. A measure of how easily radiation can move through materials.
- 2. A process for generating energy where small nucleii are combined together.
- 3. A radioactive material used to view systems in the body.
- 5. An energy resource using the nucleus of unstable atoms.
- 6. When radiation passes through you.
- 7. The emission of particles and/or energy by an unstable nucleus.
- 9. What happens when neutrons are emitted from a nucleus breaking apart and they hit other nucleii.
- 11. Added the idea of the nucleus to our understanding of atoms.
- 13. A measure of how much damage radiation can do.
- 14. The largest particle of radioactive decay. Most ionising.
- 16. When a nucleus will stay the same and not give out any radiation.
- 18. Blocked by thin aluminium.