Nuclear Physics
Nuclear physics (nuclear physics, nuclear physics, or nuclear physics) is a field of physics that studies the composition and interaction of nuclei. It mainly has three major areas: to study the relationship between the various sub-atomic particles and their relationship, classification and analysis of the structure of the nucleus and promote the corresponding progress in nuclear technology. The most common and well-known applications of nuclear physics are nuclear power generation and nuclear weapons technology, but the study also provides applications in many fields, including nuclear and magnetic resonance imaging, ion implantation of materials engineering, and geology and archeology Radioactive carbon dating method. The field of particle physics evolved from nuclear physics and is often taught to be closely related to nuclear physics. ...