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w particle and beta decay and muons
How many w particles,at any instant in time, are there in one cubic metre of a mass of radioactive nuclei which undergo beta decay?
And how fast do these w particles move on average?
How many w particles are,at any instant in time, in the neighbourhood of a muon that strikes the upper atmosphere of the Earth?
How many w particles,at any instant in time, are there in one cubic metre of a mass of radioactive nuclei which undergo beta decay?
And how fast do these w particles move on average?
How many w particles are,at any instant in time, in the neighbourhood of a muon that strikes the upper atmosphere of the Earth?
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