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One place I have gotten radiation is by standing in front of the microwave oven.
Another place is from dental x-rays and a CT scan.

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Something I know about radiation before watching the video is that some types of radiation can kill cancer.

My question is, how does it kill cancer?

Radionuclides can be divided into artificial and natural. The kind of radiation that is used for cancer treatment is artificial.

How were the latin words chosen?

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1. One thing I already knew theirs radiation in our phones.
2. How was radiation invented?
3.Now I know radioactive comes from ray and activist
4. Why is radioactivity everywhere

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Max’s video assignment

1. One thing I knew about radiation is that nuclear energy and black holes give off radiation

2. I would like to know if radiation can be found in radio waves

3. One thing I learned from the video is that radius which means ray and activus that means activity

4. What does it take for an atoms core to become unstable

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One encounter of radiation is when you go to the airport and your going through the metal detector. It has metal and weapons that shows radiation.
Second is phones have radiation from their Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. This gives off radiation when their on.

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Max’s Rad Town assignment

1. One place I encounter radioactivity is when I go to the orthodontist and they will use an X-ray to see how well my teeth are adjusting

2. When an X-ray scans something it’s ray give of radioactivity

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1. There is lots of radioactivity in our daily life.

2. How many tipes of radioactivity effect us on a daiy basis?

3. There are 3000 types of nuculi.

4. Can i become a radioactive mutant?

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1. Before the video i knew that there was alot of radiation in electronics especially my phone.

2. One question that I had before the vidio was how come we have so much radiation around us with sometimes not even knowing that that it’s right next to us?

3. One thing I learned from the video is that radiation comes from “dieing” nuculies.

4. One question I had after the video is, how could we get rid of as much of the radiation without having to resort to global warming?

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Know- goes BOOM!

Want to know- why does it go BOOM!?

Learned- balanced by unstable nuculi

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1. The first place I experience radiation is from natural elements like soil and stones.

2. The earth it’s self is a source of terrestrial radiation.

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Explore where Radioactivity is in our lives

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Welcome to RadTown USA! Select one of the following areas to find out more about radiation safety in your hometown!

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Explains the basics of Radioactivity and where it comes from

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1. One thing I knew about radioactivity is that it's really deadly and dangerous to be around with out the proper equipment on you.

2. Who was the first person to find radioactivity?

3. The person who found radioactivity was

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1) one thing I know about  radioactivity is that it can be dangerous

2) why is radioactivity dangerous?

3) radius means (ray) and actives means (activity)

4) how can we use radioactivity for good?

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One place i experience radioactive is at malls were the metal detector is.

Two place I get radioactive is at the airport

Radioactive is caused by atoms breaking off the main

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WHO POSTED THIS??? I want to give you credit but I can't without your name!!      Tubular-bodacious-cool-extreme-radicaltown. i did a pun.

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WHO POSTED THIS??? I want to give you credit but I can't without your name!!      Tubular-bodacious-cool-extreme-radicaltown. i did a pun.

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1a. The first place I encounter radiation in my life is the microwave.

2a. I may or may not get a small amount of exposure, as microwave leaks are pretty hard to detect.

1b. The other place I encounter radiation is in... school.

2b. People use radioactive materials to light exit signs. You'd think that maybe it's not the best idea to have such a common thing contain dangerous materials. Nothing could go wrong there, riiight~?

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Rad town

1. Where I found radiation was in the sun. It is emitted through nuclear fusion.

2. Another place you can find radiation is on your skin. This could cause skin cancer.

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1. It's bad for you. R E A L L Y   bad. Too much of it can cause a lot of harmful side effects.

2. What makes it harmful?

3. Radiation is caused by unstable atoms decaying into different nuclei.

4. That's about it really. I'm not too curious about anything else.

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1. Something I knew about nuclear radiation before the video was that when it is split it cause a big boom.
2. A question I had before the video was why dose nuclear radiation cause cancer?
3. Something I learned was that there is nuclear radiation inside of our body's.
4. A question I had after watching the video is how is artificial nuclear radiation made?

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1. One thing that I knew about  radioactivity  before I watched the video was. I knew that we used it in everyday life.

2. How did it get its name ?

3. I know know how it got its name. The word comes from two latten words that mean ray activist.

4. But I'm still confused on half life's and how they work and how they form ?

Melanie Phelps
March 12,2018
4th hour

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1. Where I find nuclear chemistry in everyday life is in hosiptals and at air ports. They use nuclear chemistry to use for x ray scannings to see if there is something like a broken bone.

2. Another plays we find nuclear chemistry is in airports.   Especially in airport security.

Melanie Phelps
March 12, 2018
4th hour

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Sun and radioactive plants they both can cause cancer alot  of cancer just cancer one more than the other can cause cancer like a radioactive plant which can cause can alot  quicker than the sun

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1. I can expirience radiation throgh the sun's rays. This can cause cancer, unless u where sunblock .

2. Another place i see radiation in every day life is electronics bouth hand held devises and larger electronics this can also give u cancer ☠

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1.Electromagnetic fields (EMF) are a combination of electric and magnetic fields of energy that surround any electrical device that is plugged in and turned on. This relates to my life because I’m always on my phone and tend to sleep by my charger and I did not know it was  harming me
2.Using radiation to kill bacteria and other pathogens in food is called food irradiation.

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1. TWO places I encounter radioactivity in my life is...

2. Explain how you get that radiation exposure

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1. What is one thing I know about Radiation (BEFORE WATCHING VIDEO)

2. What is one question I have about Radiation (BEFORE WATCHING VIDEO)?

3. What is one thing I learned from the video?

4. What is one question I have from the video?

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1. A place where I encounter radiation was when I went to go get my brain scanned by MRI to see if my head was ok from a migraine I had and see if I would need surgery.

2.

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One place where I encounter radiation is when you’re at the airport and you go through security scanning. They use metal detectaors
To see if you have metal or weapons

A second place where I encounter radiation is some antiques can contain  radiation at low levels, some antiques contain radioactive material. However it is not a health risk.

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1. One place I encounter radiation in our day to day life is when you get an X-Ray, it uses radiation to see through your skin and see your bones.

2. Another place I encounter radiation is at a nuclear power plant, it uses nuclear power to power city's, towns, anything that needs power. radiation if exposed to your body will give you cancer and slowly bring you to heaven.

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Two things that I encounter every day with nuclear Chemical is. I find nuclear activity in mines and military bases.

Melanie Phelps
March 12, 2018
4th period science