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There are two ways that the double beta decay can occur.
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It is the largest detector purpose-built for catching what scientists call double beta decay.
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I believe it had something to do with beta decay of nuclei, whatever that may be.
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This actually happened, and in 1930, Wolfgang Pauli suggested that another particle in the beta decay process held that energy.
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Based on the difference in mass of carbon and nitrogen, beta decay lets you find the total amount of energy.
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And, in fact, Madame Wu's later experiments demonstrated quite clearly that radioactive beta decay is accompanied by deviations from that symmetry.
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Over times, the carbon 14 atom experiences radioactive decay (this explains how carbon dating works) through a process called beta decay.
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Recent observation of optical luminescence due to beta decay from suitable radiotracers has led to the possible development of new preclinical optical imaging methods.
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Solar, after his radiation overdose, must have gained an uncontrolled ability to induce beta decay in any object with which he came into contact.
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However, this form of carbon with eight neutrons (called carbon 14) is unstable and beta decays into nitrogen 14.