Nuclear Physician Question:

What is curie (Ci)?

Tweet Share WhatsApp

Answer:

unit of radioactivity; one curie equates to the radioactivity emitted by one gram of pure radium-226, one of the first natural radioactive materials available and isolated at the beginning of the last century. In principle, this unit should no longer be used because it was replaced by the becquerel in the 1980s.

Download Nuclear Physician PDF Read All 57 Nuclear Physician Questions
Previous QuestionNext Question
What is alpha (α) (alpha radiation)?What is contrast studies?