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Why are radiation treatments spread out?
In order to give normal cells time to heal and reduce side effects, radiation treatments are often given in small doses over a six or seven week period
What does the far end of infared radiation do for us?
What can radiation do to us?
What is another name for the atom bomb disease?
RADIATION POISON, RADIATION SICKNESS, cancer, radiation burns, burnt scalp and images burnt into the skin are some of the names and conditions of radiation exposure.
How did they clean up the radiation in hiroshima?
The only method on cleaning the radiation is time. Once the radiation is in the air, it takes years to disperse.
James clerk maxwell discovered that light is a form of what radiation?
It is a form of electromagnetic radiation.
What happened after plant first became able to live on land?
Adaptive radiation spread them into many land niches
What effect the amount of electromagnetic radiation given by a fire?
i don't know
Did anyone have laryngeal supra glottal tumor spread after radiation therapy?
laryngeal supra glottal tumor in early stages radiation is effective but with in 5 year ca be spread.
Why do radiation disaster affect a larger area than chemical disastersdo?
It's because radiation is 'made' to spread.
Does radiation therapy effect vertebrae when applied through neck?
It certainly can have wide spread effects, particularly close to the site of radiation.
What is radiation and how is it once spread once a bomb detonates?
Radiation is the emission of energy as particles or electromagnetic waves. When a bomb detonates, it releases various types of radiation, including alpha, beta, and gamma radiation. This radiation can spread through the air, water, and soil, contaminating the surrounding area and potentially causing harmful health effects on living organisms.
How does radiation in fire contribute to the spread and intensity of the flames?
Radiation in fire contributes to the spread and intensity of flames by transferring heat energy to nearby combustible materials, causing them to ignite and burn. This process, known as thermal radiation, can rapidly accelerate the fire's growth and make it more difficult to control.
Name at least three ways a fire could spread?
conduction, convection and radiation.
Is radiation poisoning contagious?
No, radiation poisoning is not contagious. It is caused by exposure to high levels of radiation, typically from sources such as nuclear accidents or medical treatments. It cannot be spread from person to person like a virus or bacteria.
What happened after plants became able to live on land?
Adaptive radiation spread them into many land niches
What happened after plants first became able to live on?
Adaptive radiation spread them into many land niches
What is the opposite of electromagnetic radiation?
Just found this one out. The answer is: gravity.
