Radioactivity gradually falls in all radioactive materials, how quickly it falls depends on the half-life of the material. The radioactivity of a material with a short half-life will fall alot quicker than the radioactivity of a material with a long half-life.
Manufacturing technology uses an astronomical amount of energy that mostly is wasted. We also get some of the radiation from the technology, so you can't stay around it for a really long time. But it has to be a really long time for something bad to happen.
Around a week
Around 24 hours.
No. Because of its lack of camouflage and protection from ultraviolet radiation an albino alligator will not live long in the wild.
You can stay on for as long as you like but if you don't keep moving your character around and leave your character there for a while then it will disconnect you.
around three days
around a year
around 9 months
for people undergoing chemo it is just alright to be near that person. however there is a certain type of radiation therapy wherein you need to keep your distance with that person. such form is called internal radiation therapy wherein the cancer patient will receive implantable radiation source. the best way for you to protect your pregnancy from chemo and radiation is to stay away from them. avoid handling chemo drugs and stay away from any radiation source.
The patient must stay still during the administration of the radiation so that no other parts of the body are affected
The formula for radiation stay times is often derived from the principles of radiation exposure and dose limits. Generally, it can be expressed as ( t = \frac{D}{R} ), where ( t ) is the stay time, ( D ) is the permissible dose limit (in sieverts), and ( R ) is the radiation rate (in sieverts per hour). This formula helps determine how long an individual can safely remain in a radioactive environment without exceeding health risk thresholds. Always ensure to consult specific guidelines and regulations for accurate applications in real scenarios.
Around 7-8 days.