| decay c. |
the fraction of the number of atoms of a radionuclide which decay per unit time. Called also disintegration c. and radioactive c.
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| decay p. |
a nuclide, which may be stable or radioactive, resulting from the radioactive disintegration of a radionuclide, being formed either directly or as the result of successive transformations in a radioactive series. Called also daughter.
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| decay s. |
a diagram detailing the disintegration pattern for an atom, showing transitions between various energy states.
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| decay |
The second of the four segments of a typical ADSR envelope. The decay control determines the amount of time it takes for the envelope to fall from the peak reached at the end of the attack segment to the sustain level. See ADSR.
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| decay |
The process whereby radioactive particles undergo a change from one form, or isotope, to another, releasing radioactive particles and/or energy.
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