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Ionizing Radiation,ons are characterized by deep penetrating power and contain enough energy to break chemical bonds and ionize molecules in their path, without appreciably raising the temperature. A commercial source of ionizing radiation is characterized by the nature of radiation emitted, its energy distribution, and the rate of emission.

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MNC Strategies and Subsidiary Tasksrehension of electomagnetism was the wave theory. The propagation phenomena such as reflection, refraction, diffraction, polarization and, particularly, interference can be explained in terms of propagation of a wave. However, the actual nature of the wave and the mechanism of its propagation were n

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,Politics of Religion (1938–2000s), the wavelength range 0.5–100 ., where 1 . = 10. m. The first scientific report on the heating effect of infrared radiation is believed to belong to Herschel (1800). Knowing that a lens will focus the sun and burn paper, Herschel (the same German-born, English-by-choice astronomer who discovered the

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Stability and Success without Stagnation,while they are still attached to the parent plant. The storing of fruits or vegetables for considerable periods of time to extend the marketing season and to enable their shipment to destinations distant from areas of production is accompanied by continuous physiological and chemical changes associa