gamastraling
Gamastraling is the term used to describe gamma radiation, a high-energy form of electromagnetic radiation emitted by atomic nuclei during radioactive decay or nuclear transitions. Gamma rays are produced when excited nuclei return to lower energy states and can accompany other emissions such as alpha or beta particles.
Gamma rays have very short wavelengths, high frequencies, and energies ranging from tens of keV to several
Detection and measurement of gamma radiation involve several approaches. Activity is measured in becquerels (Bq), while
Applications of gamma radiation span multiple fields. In medicine, gamma cameras and single-photon emission computed tomography
Safety and regulation surrounding gamastraling emphasize containment, shielding, and licensing of sources. Prolonged exposure carries cancer