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Half-life to Alpha Particles

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Radioactivity

Radioactivity is the process by which an unstable atomic nucleus loses energy by radiation. It is measured in becquerels (Bq).

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Try new Ai Mode Radioactivity - Convert Half-life(s) to Alpha Particles | t½ to α

How to Convert Half-life to Alpha Particles

1 t½ = 1 α
1 α = 1 t½

Example:
Convert 15 Half-life to Alpha Particles:
15 t½ = 15 α

Extensive List of Radioactivity Unit Conversions

Half-life	Alpha Particles
0.01 t½	0.01 α
0.1 t½	0.1 α
1 t½	1 α
2 t½	2 α
3 t½	3 α
5 t½	5 α
10 t½	10 α
20 t½	20 α
30 t½	30 α
40 t½	40 α
50 t½	50 α
60 t½	60 α
70 t½	70 α
80 t½	80 α
90 t½	90 α
100 t½	100 α
250 t½	250 α
500 t½	500 α
750 t½	750 α
1000 t½	1,000 α
10000 t½	10,000 α
100000 t½	100,000 α

☢️Extensive list of Radioactivity unit conversions - Half-life | t½

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Half-life to Gray (t½ to Gy)|

Half-life to Sievert (t½ to Sv)|

Half-life to Rad (t½ to rad)|

Half-life to Rem (t½ to rem)|

Half-life to Millirem (t½ to mrem)|

Half-life to Roentgen (t½ to R)|

Half-life to Exposure (C/kg)(t½ to C/kg)|

Half-life to Disintegrations per Second (t½ to dps)|

Half-life to Counts per Minute (t½ to cpm)|

Half-life to Counts per Second (t½ to cps)|

Half-life to NanoGray (t½ to nGy)|

Half-life to MicroGray (t½ to μGy)|

Half-life to MilliGray (t½ to mGy)|

Half-life to Millisievert (t½ to mSv)|

Half-life to Microsievert (t½ to μSv)|

Half-life to Nanosevert (t½ to nSv)|

Half-life to Fission Products (t½ to FP)|

Half-life to Alpha Particles (t½ to α)|

Half-life to Beta Particles (t½ to β)|

Half-life to Gamma Radiation (t½ to γ)|

Half-life to Half-life (t½ to t½)|

Half-life to Radiative Decay (t½ to RD)|

Half-life to Neutron Flux (t½ to n/cm²/s)|

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