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What is a "curie"? standard charge of alpha particles mass of one alpha particle standard emission rate of alpha particles a unit of gamma radiation
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What is a "curie"?
standard charge of alpha particles
mass of one alpha particle
standard emission rate of alpha particles
a unit of gamma radiation
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Unit of radioactive disintegration
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The last on is the answer.
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