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-NUR ARINA BINTI AHMAD SIDI-
-13202-
-413/513-
-T. NoRAZILA-
5.3
UNDERSTANDING THE
USES OF RADIOISOTOPES
O Isotopes are atoms of an element which
have the same proton number but
different nucleon number.
O Some isotopes are referred to as
'stable' and others as 'unstable' or
'radioactive'.
O Radioisotopes are unstable isotopes
which decay and give out radioactive
emissions.
O Radioisotopes are naturally occuring or
artificially produced.
O Artificial radioisotopes can be produced
when certain nuclides are bombarded by
high energy particles.
O Example :
When a nucleus of magnesium-24
is bombarded by a neutron,
sodium-24 can be produced.
MEDICAL AGRICULTURE
ARCHEOLOGY INDUSTRIES
MEDICAL
O Nuclear medicine is a branch of medicine that uses
radiation to provide information about the function
of the specific organs of a patient or to treat
disease :
 The rays from radium is used in the treatment of skin
diseases.
 Radiation from Co60 ( - rays) is used to diagnose and
treat thyroid disorders.
 Radio iodine (I131) is used to diagnose and treat
thyroid disorders.
 Radio phosphorus (P32) is used in the treatment of
leukaemia and tumours.
 Radio sodium (Na24) in the form NaCl is used to study
circulation of blood.
NUCLEAR MEDICINE
O Click here to watch more..
• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1
nxAxozOYI
AGRICULTURE
O Radioactive phosphorus (P32) is used in the
study of metabolism of plants.
O Radioactive sulphur (S35) helps to study
advantages and disadvantages of
fungicides.
O Pests and insects on crops can be killed by
radiations
O Yield of crops like carrot, root, apples,
grapes can be increased by irradiation with
radioisotopes.
Uses of radioisotopes in
agriculture
Phosphorus
ARCHEOLOGY
O In archaeology radioisotope carbon-14 is
used to study and estimate the age of
ancient artifacts. This method is named as
the radiocarbon dating.
O Radiocarbon dating can be used to estimate
the age of organic materials, such as wood
and leather, up to about 58,000 to 62,000
years.
Radiocarbon Dating
Example:
A piece of wood found in a cave of an archaeology
site has a carbon-14 activity 25% of the activity
from a live plant. Estimate the age of the wood.
[Half-life of carbon-14 = 5730 years]
Answer:
100% → 50% → 25%
Carbon-14 take 2 half-life to decay from 100% to
25%, hence the age of the wood
= 2(5730)
= 11460 years
INDUSTRIES
O Monitoring thickness of steel/paper
sheet
O Leaks in pipes may be traced by
introducing a small quantity of
radioisotopes into the fluid in the pipe.
O It is also used to detect the cracks in
the welding, casting etc.
O Measuring the wearing rate of engine
Monitoring thickness of
steel or paper sheets
Monitor by
computer-
Computer will
make a proper
adjusment
according to the
thickness
High reading will be
recorded if the thickness is
less than normal
Radioactive detector
Steel sheet
Radioactive source
Detecting underground
leakage
Ratemeter record a high reading
above the leakage pipeGM-tube
Water added with radioactive sodium-24
Measuring the Wearing
Rate of Engine
Q & A
(Question and Answer)
1) Which statement is true about the use of
radioactive substance?
A. To determine the sex of a foetus
B. To determine the contents in the
baggage of the air plane passengers
C. To detect leakage in underground
pipes
D. To identify counterfeit bank-notes
answer : C
2) Which radioisotope can be used to
treat cancer ???
A. iodine-131
B. cobalt-60
C. carbon-14
D. uranium-238
answer : B
3) Cobalt-60 destroys cancer cells
because it __________.
A has a long half-life
B has no side effect
C radiates gamma rays
D decays spontaneously
answer : C
4) The radioactive radiation used in
radiotheraphy in the treatment for
cancer is ______??
A. Beta ray
B. Alpha ray
C. Gamma ray
D. X-ray
answer : C
5) The radioisotopes which is used to
estimate the age of archeology
specimen is ________??
A. cobalt-60
B. carbon-14
C. iodine-131
D. sodium-24
answer : B
REFERENCE
O http://www.tutorvista.com/content/p
hysics/physics-ii/modern-
physics/radioisotopes.php
O http://spmphysics.onlinetuition.com.m
y/2013/08/uses-of-radioisotope-in-
industry.html
O http://www.youtube.com/
O Physics form 5 textbook
Special THANKS to all
physics teachers…
PHYSICS A +

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Radioactivity

  • 1. -NUR ARINA BINTI AHMAD SIDI- -13202- -413/513- -T. NoRAZILA-
  • 3. O Isotopes are atoms of an element which have the same proton number but different nucleon number. O Some isotopes are referred to as 'stable' and others as 'unstable' or 'radioactive'.
  • 4. O Radioisotopes are unstable isotopes which decay and give out radioactive emissions. O Radioisotopes are naturally occuring or artificially produced. O Artificial radioisotopes can be produced when certain nuclides are bombarded by high energy particles.
  • 5. O Example : When a nucleus of magnesium-24 is bombarded by a neutron, sodium-24 can be produced.
  • 7. MEDICAL O Nuclear medicine is a branch of medicine that uses radiation to provide information about the function of the specific organs of a patient or to treat disease :  The rays from radium is used in the treatment of skin diseases.  Radiation from Co60 ( - rays) is used to diagnose and treat thyroid disorders.  Radio iodine (I131) is used to diagnose and treat thyroid disorders.  Radio phosphorus (P32) is used in the treatment of leukaemia and tumours.  Radio sodium (Na24) in the form NaCl is used to study circulation of blood.
  • 8. NUCLEAR MEDICINE O Click here to watch more.. • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1 nxAxozOYI
  • 9. AGRICULTURE O Radioactive phosphorus (P32) is used in the study of metabolism of plants. O Radioactive sulphur (S35) helps to study advantages and disadvantages of fungicides. O Pests and insects on crops can be killed by radiations O Yield of crops like carrot, root, apples, grapes can be increased by irradiation with radioisotopes.
  • 10. Uses of radioisotopes in agriculture Phosphorus
  • 11. ARCHEOLOGY O In archaeology radioisotope carbon-14 is used to study and estimate the age of ancient artifacts. This method is named as the radiocarbon dating. O Radiocarbon dating can be used to estimate the age of organic materials, such as wood and leather, up to about 58,000 to 62,000 years.
  • 12. Radiocarbon Dating Example: A piece of wood found in a cave of an archaeology site has a carbon-14 activity 25% of the activity from a live plant. Estimate the age of the wood. [Half-life of carbon-14 = 5730 years] Answer: 100% → 50% → 25% Carbon-14 take 2 half-life to decay from 100% to 25%, hence the age of the wood = 2(5730) = 11460 years
  • 13. INDUSTRIES O Monitoring thickness of steel/paper sheet O Leaks in pipes may be traced by introducing a small quantity of radioisotopes into the fluid in the pipe. O It is also used to detect the cracks in the welding, casting etc. O Measuring the wearing rate of engine
  • 14. Monitoring thickness of steel or paper sheets Monitor by computer- Computer will make a proper adjusment according to the thickness High reading will be recorded if the thickness is less than normal Radioactive detector Steel sheet Radioactive source
  • 15. Detecting underground leakage Ratemeter record a high reading above the leakage pipeGM-tube Water added with radioactive sodium-24
  • 17. Q & A (Question and Answer)
  • 18. 1) Which statement is true about the use of radioactive substance? A. To determine the sex of a foetus B. To determine the contents in the baggage of the air plane passengers C. To detect leakage in underground pipes D. To identify counterfeit bank-notes answer : C
  • 19. 2) Which radioisotope can be used to treat cancer ??? A. iodine-131 B. cobalt-60 C. carbon-14 D. uranium-238 answer : B
  • 20. 3) Cobalt-60 destroys cancer cells because it __________. A has a long half-life B has no side effect C radiates gamma rays D decays spontaneously answer : C
  • 21. 4) The radioactive radiation used in radiotheraphy in the treatment for cancer is ______?? A. Beta ray B. Alpha ray C. Gamma ray D. X-ray answer : C
  • 22. 5) The radioisotopes which is used to estimate the age of archeology specimen is ________?? A. cobalt-60 B. carbon-14 C. iodine-131 D. sodium-24 answer : B
  • 24. Special THANKS to all physics teachers… PHYSICS A +