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Gamma decay

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Summary

An excited nuclear state emits one or more photons or transfers energy internally to atomic electrons.

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Radioactive decayGamma decay

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This is an authored directed relation from the source endpoint to the target endpoint.

Authored explanation

Gamma decay is an electromagnetic de-excitation channel.

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Gamma decayPhoton

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In the radiative branch of nuclear gamma de-excitation, the nucleus emits a photon; internal conversion is a competing nonradiative channel.

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