Radioactivity (8 of 16) Decay Activity, An Explanation

Gives a detailed explanation for what activity is with respect to radioactivity. Activity is defined as the number of decays per second. It is abbreviated with the symbol A and has the metric unit the Becquerel (Bq). One Becquerel is equal to one decay per second.

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[piyush]

Amazing video now my concept is crystal clear. Last time a ques based on activity ruined my physics section of JEE, won't let this happen again. 👍

[Mehdi-yixd]

Amazing. The way you explain it was just great thanks to your lovely accent

[sheetalpatel]

Clear cut concept..thank you so much sir.🙏

[arthurbosquetti]

again, thank you so much for this video! it was so helpful

[lzmon-bj]

This video is awesome. Well explained!

[cinarilhan]

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[hasanyahya]

that's an interesting video but could you make a video going over the types of radiations? like alpha, gamma and beta, that'd be tremendously appreciated