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To see all my Chemistry videos, check out http://socratic.org/chemistry We introduce electron capture and do some practice ...

A very introductory level description of electron capture (for a general chemistry audience) Be sure to visit my curious.com site for ...

Too many protons. Let's turn them into neutrons.

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The last few seconds of this video got cut off. Sorry! That last Carbon-12 nucleus is excited and undergoes gamma decay.

Internal Conversion Electrons Video created by Linda Carter. References ...

Some isotopes have too many protons to be stable. Some decay by beta plus emission - but they can also decay when a proton ...

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Let's have a discussion on the fourth radioactive decay which is called the electron capture and the objective over here is if ...

Hello Everyone!!! In today's video, we are going to learn Types of radioactive Decay that we will encounter while studying nuclear ...

What Is Electron Capture? In this informative video, we'll discuss the intriguing process of electron capture and its role in the ...

The Electron Capture Detector.

PhysicsMaterialsScienceandNano Electron capture is a process in nuclear physics where an atomic nucleus absorbs an electron ...

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Balancing nuclear equations that involve electron capture.

Electron capture occurs when the nucleus absorbs one of its orbiting electrons and so what we have here here is the nucleus we ...

Electron Capture & Internal Conversion Radiology & Radiotherapy Essentials Unlock the atomic-level insights behind two critical ...

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This nuclear chemistry video tutorial provides a basic introduction into radioactive decay such as alpha decay, beta decay, ...