Nuclides

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Nuclides is a practical tool designed for professionals in radiation-related industries, nuclear technology utilization, radiological medicine, and radiation monitoring. Through this tool, you can:
1.Query information about elements, including relative atomic mass, state, source, density, melting point, boiling point, isotopic distribution, etc.
2.Retrieve information about radioactive isotopes, such as half-life, parent isotopes, daughter isotopes, and the energy and emission probabilities of the radiation they release.
3.View the toxicity grouping of radioactive nuclides.
4.Check the activity limits of isotopes when classifying radiation sources.
5.Perform decay calculations for radioactive nuclides by manually entering time or selecting start and end dates.
6.Estimate the air-kerma rate at different distances from a radiation source, with the option to set the thickness of lead shielding.
7.Retrieve information about global nuclear power plants, including unit types, operational status, commercial operation time, etc.
8.Access information about various advanced reactors, including those in design, certified, and operational stages.
9.Consult the International Nuclear and Radiological Event Scale .
10.Obtain information about the density of common substances.
11.Retrieve commonly used physical constants.
12.Perform unit conversions for various commonly used units, including activity, dose (rate), pressure, length, area, and flow, using both the International System of Units and the Imperial System.
Nuclides provides a comprehensive set of features for professionals working in the field of radiation, nuclear technology, and related disciplines.

Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?

1.Added a global reactor map.
2.Fixed the bug where the nuclide search box was unresponsive on non-tablet devices, thanks to feedback from Kumikato.
3.Corrected the issue of unreasonable precision in half-life values in the decay chart, with appreciation to Dr. Zhang Lei for the feedback.
4.Optimized the display formats for dose rate units, following suggestions from Binhua.
5.Various other optimizations and adjustments.