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what is the natural radioactivity​

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Answered by vicky9980
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In nature, there are important components that cast a shadow over the existing development of humankind such as uranium, which contributed greatly to the generation of electricity around the world. This element, in addition to other natural radionuclides, believed to be originated during the supernova explosion millions of years ago and/or alien to the earth where it was formed in the fusion of neutron stars, eventually makes its way into the earth crust. Natural radioactivity is a term used to describe the levels of naturally occurring radionuclides in different environmental compartments, originated either from cosmic (e.g., 14C and 3H) or terrestrial radiation.

Answered by silent9
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The term "natural radioactivity" refers to any source of radioactivity that is not man-made. Major sources of natural radioactivity include cosmic radiation, terrestrial radiation, and radiation from material in the human body.

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