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Isomers and Isomeric Transition
Isomeric transition commonly occurs immediately after particle emission; however, the nucleus may remain in an excited state for a measurable period of time before dropping to the ground state at its own characteristic rate. A nucleus that remains in such an excited state is known as a nuclear isomer because it differs in energy and behavior from other nuclei with the same atomic number and mass number. The decay of an excited nuclear isomer to a lower energy level is called an isomeric transition. It is also possible for the excited isomer to decay by some alternate means, for example, by beta emission.
An example of gamma emission accompanying particle emission is illustrated by the decay of nitrogen-16 below.
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حمية العقل.. نظام صحي لإطالة شباب دماغك
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إيرباص تكشف عن نموذج تجريبي من نصف طائرة ونصف هليكوبتر
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شعبة مدارس الكفيل النسوية تطلق فعّاليات مخيم (بنات العقيدة) العشرين
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قسم التربية والتعليم يعقد اجتماعاً تحضيرياً لملاكاته استعداداً لانطلاق برنامجه التأهيلي
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متحف الكفيل يعقد أولى اجتماعاته التحضيرية لمؤتمره الدوليّ الخامس
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وفد قسم الشؤون الفكرية وسفير العراق في فرنسا يبحثان سبل تعزيز التعاون المشترك
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