Particle Physics Particle physics is the branch of physics that studies the elementary constituents of matter and radiation, as well as their interactions. It is also called high-energy physics because…
Where Does Nuclear Radiation Come From? Nuclear radiation or ionizing radiation type is invisible, odorless and tasteless. Therefore, a radioactive emission can only be detected using specific measuring equipment. Radioactivity…
What are the effects of nuclear explosions on human health (intentionally or accidentally)? The effects of nuclear explosions on human health cause heat, shock waves and radiation. The forces released…
Thermonuclear Thermonuclear refers to the energy released by the thermonuclear reaction. Thermonuclear weapon, nuclear bomb involving thermonuclear energy. (The power of thermonuclear weapons is expressed in megatons.) Also called hydrogen…
Nuclear Nuclear energy is a form of energy released by the nucleus, the heart of atoms, made up of protons and neutrons. It can be produced in two ways, by…
Cyclotron, Synchrocyclotron and Synchrotron (Physics) Particle accelerator physics is widely used in current research. The term “cyclotron” sounds straight out of a science fiction movie. In fact, cyclotrons are particle…
Standard Temperature and Pressure What is the standard temperature and pressure condition? This is partially arbitrary conditions for laboratory experiments and measurements in physics and chemistry. Normal temperature: 0 °C…
Law of Ampere This law was discovered by André-Marie Ampre in 1826, which is included in the laws of electrodynamics and one of Maxwell’s equations. The law of Ampere relates…
Electrodynamics Electrodynamics or classical electromagnetism is the theory of electromagnetism that was developed throughout the nineteenth century, prominently by James Clerk Maxwell. This theory gives a good description of electromagnetic…
Planck Constant Planck constant = 6.62607015 × 10-34 m2 kg / s Planck’s constant (symbol h), is a fundamental physical constant that characterizes the quantization of nature. Its exact value is extremely small…