Sentences with NUCLIDES
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"The nuclides Carbon-12 and Carbon-14 are commonly used in radiocarbon dating."
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"The isotopes of uranium are nuclides with high atomic masses."
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"Studying the decay of radioactive nuclides helps determine the age of rocks."
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"Scientists can identify nuclides by analyzing their characteristic radiation."
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"Certain nuclides are unstable and undergo radioactive decay."
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"The half-life of some nuclides is measured in millions of years."
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"Neutron activation analysis allows the identification of trace nuclides in samples."
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"The emissions of different nuclides vary in their energy and type."
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"Radioactive nuclides are used in medical imaging to diagnose diseases."
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"Nuclear reactors produce a variety of different nuclides as byproducts."
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"Understanding the stability of nuclides is crucial in nuclear power generation."
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"Scientists use mass spectrometry to measure the abundance of different nuclides."
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"The decay of certain nuclides can emit harmful radiation."
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"The study of nuclides and their properties is an important field in nuclear chemistry."
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"Some nuclides have extremely long half-lives, making them practically stable."
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"The nuclides present in a sample can be determined through isotopic analysis."
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"Different nuclides have different nuclear binding energies."
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"Fusion reactions involve the combination of nuclides at extremely high temperatures."
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"The nuclides produced in a nuclear explosion can have devastating effects."
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"There are thousands of nuclides that can be found in nature."
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"Scientists have discovered new nuclides with longer half-lives."
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"The decay of radioactive nuclides can be measured using a Geiger counter."
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"Neutron capture reactions can result in the formation of different nuclides."
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"Isotopes are nuclides that have the same atomic number but different mass numbers."
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"Stable nuclides do not undergo radioactive decay."
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"Nuclear power plants produce various nuclides as byproducts."
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"The study of nuclides is important in nuclear physics and chemistry."
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"Different nuclides have different nuclear binding energies."
