- Look up
decay in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Decay may
refer to: Bit
decay, in
computing Decay time (fall time), in
electronics Distance decay, in geography...
-
throughout the
decay process,
which is
equal to the
initial number of A
nuclides since this is the
initial substance. If the
number of non-
deca**** A nuclei...
- In
nuclear physics, beta
decay (β-
decay) is a type of
radioactive decay in
which an
atomic nucleus emits a beta
particle (fast
energetic electron or positron)...
- In
particle physics,
proton decay is a
hypothetical form of
particle decay in
which the
proton decays into
lighter subatomic particles, such as a neutral...
-
number of
deca****,
missing (due to
caries only) and
restored teeth.
Another version proposed in 1931
counts each
affected surface,
yielding a
deca****, missing...
- A
quantity is
subject to
exponential decay if it
decreases at a rate
proportional to its
current value. Symbolically, this
process can be
expressed by...
- In
particle physics,
particle decay is the
spontaneous process of one
unstable subatomic particle transforming into
multiple other particles. The particles...
- The
decay energy is the
energy change of a
nucleus having undergone a
radioactive decay.
Radioactive decay is the
process in
which an
unstable atomic nucleus...
-
Alpha decay or α-
decay is a type of
radioactive decay in
which an
atomic nucleus emits an
alpha particle (helium nucleus). The
parent nucleus transforms...
- near the top, so
almost all of the
nuclides in that
chain have long
since deca**** down to just
before the end: bi****h-209. This
nuclide was long thought...
