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radioactive displacement law: a standalone construct

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Radiochemistry

rule that alpha decay moves an element two places back in the periodic table and beta decay one place forward.

In radiochemistry, radioactive displacement law refers to rule that alpha decay moves an element two places back in the periodic table and beta decay one place forward. This meaning comes from Soddy (1913) in Nature.[1]

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References

Soddy, F. (1913). The Radio-Elements and the Periodic Law. Nature, 91(2264), 57-58. https://doi.org/10.1038/091057a0

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