Generation of
strong and hazardous energy that results from atoms being broken up.
Detailed Definition:
The full process
through which energy is released by one body, transported across a space or
other intermediary, and then absorbed by another body. The universe is full of
radiation as it is a form of energy that is emitted in the form of rays,
electromagnetic waves, and/or particles, which are found all over the
cosmos. Radiation may be utilized cautiously to learn more about biological and
mechanical systems, despite the fact that it can also be harmful to both of
these systems.
Etymology:
Radiation comes from the Latin radiare, which means
emit rays.
Sample Sentence(s):
High radiation
doses are administered to patients during cancer therapy.
Alpha particles
are an illustration of ionizing radiation.
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