Artificial Radioactivity

Discover the fascinating world of radioactivity in "Artificial Radioactivity" by P. B. Moon, published by Cambridge University Press in 2014. This insightful book, spanning 114 pages, delves into the key phenomena and techniques of radioactivity as they were understood in 1949. Moon expertly examines the radioactive properties of artificially-created atomic nuclei, shedding light on the intricate processes that lead to changes in atomic numbers, as well as those that do not. Ideal for students and enthusiasts of nuclear physics, this paperback edition offers a historical perspective on the evolution of radioactivity research. Enhance your understanding of this crucial scientific field with this essential read from a renowned author.