The Language of the Nucleus is a collection of more than 100,000 terms on the use of radiation and radioactivity. Its coverage is broad, spanning the pure research fields of low-energy nuclear physics and astrophysics, as well as the practical fields of nuclear engineering and environmental analysis. It draws its information from a variety of sources, and offers numerous PDF files produced by the world’s national laboratories and government agencies.

SOURCE: Stone, Craig. "The Language of the Nucleus." Nuclear Glossary. 2006. Scientific Digital Visions, Inc.

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