exponential decay law
Dutch translation: exponentieel verval
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peer agreement (net): +1exponentieel verval Explanation: In de natuurkunde van radiactieve processen wordt uitsluitend van 'verval' gesproken. Het woordje 'law' kun je inderdaad wel weglaten https://nl.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halveringstijd#Vervalconstante |
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| Reference: Engelse uitleg over EDL Reference information: Tens of thousands of such experiments have been performed on a great variety of decaying species with varying numbers of initial systems, and these experiments have led to the Exponential Decay Law, hereafter abbreviated EDL.1 With few exceptions, the data on radioactive decays appear to be in agreement with this statement of the EDL: The number of systems still undecayed at time t, designated N(t), is a decaying exponential function of time:2(see Fig. 1) N(t) = N(0) e−λt. Question: [Q-1] (http://www.physnet.org/modules/pdf_modules/m264.pdf |
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