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    Gamma Radiation (Gamma Rays)
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    Who discoveredDiscovered it and whatWhat it is:
    While studying the radiation that emitts from radium, French chemist and physicist Paul Villard discovered gamma rays in 1900.
    {http://www.if.pw.edu.pl/~pluta/pl/dyd/mfj/zal03/szydlowski/Podstrony/villard.jpg}
    Gamma rays are electromagnetic radiation of high frequency with a very low wavelength.
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    Frequency and wavelength:Wavelength:
    The wavelengths are less than 10 picometers and the frequencies are above 109 Hz.
    {http://chandra.harvard.edu/photo/2005/grb050709/grb050709_ill.jpg}
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    penetrates into skin
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    Human benefits:Benefits:
    Medical:
    kills cancerous cells
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    Dangers:
    Gamma radiation can cause burns, as all radiation can. However, it penetrates deeper into the skin and can increase theburns
    increase
    chance of cancer. This can also cause damagecancer
    radiation sickness/poisoning
    damage
    to organ tissue, also known as radiation sickness or poisoning.tissue
    destroys cells
    penetrates into skin

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    Human benefits:
    Since gamma radiation has themost energy and the smallest wavelength, it’s often used in the medical industry to killMedical:
    kills
    cancerous cells. However, they also have cancer-cuasing properties. Gamma rays are used in CTcells
    CT
    scans and radiation therapy. It can be used to diagnose via nuclear medicine.
    Gamma rays can be used to kill

    radiation therapy
    nuclear medicine diagnoses
    steralize medical equipment
    Consumer:
    kills
    living organisms. It is used to sterilize medical equipment, remove decay-causingorganisms
    removes decaying
    bacteria from foods, and helpsfoods
    helps
    maintain freshness and flavor in fruits and vegetables This is called food irradiation. The molecular changes in the rays can be used to alter(food irratation)
    alter
    semiprecious stones, and is often used to change white topaz into blue topaz. Irradiation is also used on plastics, shrink-foilsstones
    plastics
    shrink foils
    for food packaging, automobile parts, wires, tires, cables, and metal hardware.packaging
    tires
    wires
    automobile parts
    cables
    metal hardware

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    Gamma Radiation (Gamma Rays)
    {http://chandra.harvard.edu/photo/2005/grb050709/grb050709_ill.jpg}{http://www.ast.leeds.ac.uk/pics/microquasar.jpg}
    Who discovered it and what it is:
    While studying the radiation that emitts from radium, French chemist and physicist Paul Villard discovered gamma rays in 1900.
    ...
    Frequency and wavelength:
    The wavelengths are less than 10 picometers and the frequencies are above 109 Hz.
    {http://chandra.harvard.edu/photo/2005/grb050709/grb050709_ill.jpg}
    Dangers:
    Gamma radiation can cause burns, as all radiation can. However, it penetrates deeper into the skin and can increase the chance of cancer. This can also cause damage to organ tissue, also known as radiation sickness or poisoning.
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    Gamma Radiation (Gamma Rays)
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    WhileWho discovered it and what it is:
    While
    studying the
    ...
    in 1900.
    {http://www.if.pw.edu.pl/~pluta/pl/dyd/mfj/zal03/szydlowski/Podstrony/villard.jpg}
    Gamma rays are electromagnetic radiation of high frequency with a very low wavelength.
    Game Reviews - E3 2011 - Galactipedia
    Frequency and wavelength:
    The wavelengths are less than 10 picometers and the frequencies are above 109 Hz.
    GammaDangers:
    Gamma
    radiation can
    ...
    or poisoning.
    Since gamma radiation has themost energy and the smallest wavelength, it’s often used in the medical industry to kill cancerous cells. However, they also have cancer-cuasing properties. Gamma rays are used in CT scans and radiation therapy. It can be used to diagnose via nuclear medicine.

    {http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/egret_gro.gif}
    Human benefits:
    Since gamma radiation has themost energy and the smallest wavelength, it’s often used in the medical industry to kill cancerous cells. However, they also have cancer-cuasing properties. Gamma rays are used in CT scans and radiation therapy. It can be used to diagnose via nuclear medicine.

    Gamma rays can be used to kill living organisms. It is used to sterilize medical equipment, remove decay-causing bacteria from foods, and helps maintain freshness and flavor in fruits and vegetables This is called food irradiation. The molecular changes in the rays can be used to alter semiprecious stones, and is often used to change white topaz into blue topaz. Irradiation is also used on plastics, shrink-foils for food packaging, automobile parts, wires, tires, cables, and metal hardware.
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  5. page home edited ... Gamma radiation can cause burns, as all radiation can. However, it penetrates deeper into the …
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    Gamma radiation can cause burns, as all radiation can. However, it penetrates deeper into the skin and can increase the chance of cancer. This can also cause damage to organ tissue, also known as radiation sickness or poisoning.
    Since gamma radiation has themost energy and the smallest wavelength, it’s often used in the medical industry to kill cancerous cells. However, they also have cancer-cuasing properties. Gamma rays are used in CT scans and radiation therapy. It can be used to diagnose via nuclear medicine.
    {http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/egret_gro.gif}
    Gamma rays can be used to kill living organisms. It is used to sterilize medical equipment, remove decay-causing bacteria from foods, and helps maintain freshness and flavor in fruits and vegetables This is called food irradiation. The molecular changes in the rays can be used to alter semiprecious stones, and is often used to change white topaz into blue topaz. Irradiation is also used on plastics, shrink-foils for food packaging, automobile parts, wires, tires, cables, and metal hardware.
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    While studying the radiation that emitts from radium, French chemist and physicist Paul Villard discovered gamma rays in 1900.
    {http://www.if.pw.edu.pl/~pluta/pl/dyd/mfj/zal03/szydlowski/Podstrony/villard.jpg}
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    Dangers of a Gamma Rays Burst
    What if you could "see" gamma rays? This computer processed image represents a map of the entire sky at photon energies above 100 million electron Volts. These gamma-ray photons are more than 40 million times more energetic than visible light photons and are blocked from the Earth's surface by the atmosphere. In the early 1990s NASA's Compton Gamma Ray Observatory, in orbit around the Earth, scanned the entire sky to produce this picture. A diffuse gamma-ray glow from the plane of our Milky Way Galaxy is clearly seen across the middle. The nature and even distance to some of the fainter sources remain unknown. Gamma-ray bursts are common, yet random, and fleeting events that have mystified astronomers since their discovery in the late 1960s. A gamma-ray photon has enough energy to damage atoms in your body and make them radioactive, and gamma-rays can easily penetrate into your body. Many scientists say longer bursts (more than four seconds in duration) are caused by massive star explosions; shorter bursts (less than two seconds in duration) are caused by mergers of binary systems with black holes or neutron stars. While uncertainty remains, most scientists say in either scenario a new black hole is born. Gamma Rays
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    While studying the radiation that emitts from radium, French chemist and physicist Paul Villard discovered gamma rays in 1900.
    {http://www.if.pw.edu.pl/~pluta/pl/dyd/mfj/zal03/szydlowski/Podstrony/villard.jpg}
    Gamma rays are electromagnetic radiation of high frequency with a very low wavelength.
    Game Reviews - E3 2011 - Galactipedia
    The wavelengths are less than 10 picometers and the frequencies are above 109 Hz.
    Gamma radiation can cause burns, as all radiation can. However, it penetrates deeper into the skin and can increase the chance of cancer. This can also cause damage to organ tissue, also known as radiation sickness or poisoning.
    Since gamma radiation has themost energy and the smallest wavelength, it’s often used in the medical industry to kill cancerous cells. However, they also have cancer-cuasing properties. Gamma rays are used in CT scans and radiation therapy. It can be used to diagnose via nuclear medicine.
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    metal hardware.

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