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21. The SI unit of equivalent dose is:
20. Equivalent dose is calculated using:
19. The SI unit of absorbed dose is:
18. The absorbed dose is defined as:
17. The unit of exposure dose is:
16. Exposure dose is a measure of:
15. The half-life of a radioactive isotope is the time required for:
14. The SI unit of radioactive activity is:
13. The activity of a radioactive material is defined as:
12. Which equation describes radioactive decay?
11. The decay constant (Ξ») is:
10. Heavy radioactive nuclei usually become more stable by emitting:
9. Gamma rays are:
8. Which of the following consists of a helium nucleus?
7. Radioactive decay is defined as:
6. Binding energy per nucleon equals:
5. Binding energy is the energy required to:
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4. The difference between the sum of the masses of free nucleons and the actual nuclear mass is called:
3. The total mass of a stable nucleus is:
