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Definition
Synonym
Strahlenschleuse
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Strahlenschleuse
f
Strahlenschleuse
n
pl
radiation trap
radiation traps
Strahlenschleuse
f
Strahlenschleuse
n
pl
radiation trap
radiation traps
Gefährdung durch Strahlen, Strahlenrisiken
radiation hazards
Einfallswinkel
m
von Strahlen
wave angle
Kontakt
m
electr.
Kontakte
pl
Kontakt herstellen
erweiterter Kontakt
federnder Kontakt
gedrehte Kontakte
geschützte Kontakte
gesteckter Kontakt, gewickelter Kontakt
konzentrischer Kontakt
männlicher Kontakt
potenzialfreier Kontakt
voreilender Kontakt
Kontakte strahlen
Ausbau der Kontakte
auswechselbare, lötfreie Kontakte
direkt geschalteter Kontakt
Bund des Kontaktes
Kontakt mit Anschlusshülse
Kontakte einschieben, Kontakte einbringen
contact
contacts
to make contact
enlarged contact
resilient contact
machined contacts
shrouded contacts
wrapped connection
concentric contact
pin contact
dry contact
first-to-make last-to-break contact
to blast the contacts
removal of contacts
crimp snap-in contacts
slow action contact
connector shoulder
contact with conductor barrel
to insert contacts
Leuchten
n
, Strahlen
n
, Glanz
m
freudiges Strahlen
radiance, radiancy
radiance of joy
Röntgenstrahlen
pl
, X-Strahlen
pl
phys.
X-ray
Strahl
m
Strahlen
pl
radiancy
radiancies
Strahlen
n
(Lächeln)
beam (smile)
ausstrahlen, strahlen
v
ausstrahlend, strahlend
ausgestrahlt, gestrahlt
strahlt aus, strahlt
strahlte aus, strahlte
to radiate
radiating
radiated
radiates
radiated
neu strahlen
neu strahlend
neu gestrahlt
strahlt neu
strahlte neu
to reradiate
reradiating
reradiated
reradiates
reradiated
strahlen
strahlend
gestrahlt
to radiate, to irradiate
radiating, irradiating
radiated, irradiated
strahlen, glänzen
v
strahlend, glänzend
gestrahlt, geglänzt
strahlt, glänzt
strahlte, glänzte
to beam
beaming
beamed
beams
beamed
vor Freude strahlen
vor Freude strahlend
vor Freude gestrahlt
to beam with joy
beaming with joy
beamed with joy
strahlen, leuchten, schimmern
v
strahlend, leuchtend, schimmernd
gestrahlt, geleuchtet, geschimmert
strahlt, keuchtet, schimmert
strahlte, keuchtete, schimmerte
to gleam
gleaming
gleamed
gleams
gleamed
Balken, Seite, Strahl, Leitstrahl, (aus)strahlen
beam
vor Freude strahlen
beam with joy
strahlen
irradiate
Strahlen
radiancies
ausstrahlen, strahlen
radiate
strahlen
radiate
neu strahlen
reradiate
Strahlen
spouts
strahlen
to beam
vor Freude strahlen
to beam whith joy
vor Freude strahlen
to beam with joy
Einfallswinkel von Strahlen
wave angle
Einfallwinkel
m
; Einfallswinkel
m
phys.
Einfallwinkel
pl
; Einfallswinkel
pl
Einfallswinkel
m
von Strahlen
angle of incidence; incidence angle (of rays)
angles of incidence; incidence angles
wave angle
Kaskadeneinheit
f
(kosmischer Strahlen)
phys.
astron.
Kaskadeneinheiten
pl
shower unit; cascade unit (of cosmic rays)
shower units; cascade units
Kontakt
m
electr.
Kontakte
pl
Kontakt herstellen
erweiterter Kontakt
federnder Kontakt
gedrehte Kontakte
geschützte Kontakte
gesteckter Kontakt; gewickelter Kontakt
konzentrischer Kontakt
männlicher Kontakt
potenzialfreier Kontakt
voreilender Kontakt
Kontakte strahlen
Ausbau der Kontakte
auswechselbare lötfreie Kontakte
direkt geschalteter Kontakt
Bund des Kontaktes
Kontakt mit Anschlusshülse
Kontakte einschieben; Kontakte einbringen
contact
contacts
to make contact
enlarged contact
resilient contact
machined contacts
shrouded contacts
wrapped connection
concentric contact
pin contact
dry contact
first-to-make last-to-break contact
to blast the contacts
removal of contacts
crimp snap-in contacts
slow action contact
connector shoulder
contact with conductor barrel
to insert contacts
Leuchten
n
; Strahlen
n
; Glanz
m
freudiges Strahlen
radiance; radiancy
radiance of joy
Röntgenstrahlen
pl
; X-Strahlen
pl
phys.
X-ray; X-rays
Strahl
m
; Leitstrahl
m
; Peilstrahl
m
Strahlen
pl
; Leitstrahlen
pl
; Peilstrahlen
pl
beam
beams
Strahl
m
Strahlen
pl
außerordentlicher Strahl
ordentlicher Strahl
felgenrechter Strahl; sagittaler Strahl
m
phys.
ray
rays
extraordinary ray
ordinary ray
sagittal ray
Strahlbehandlung
f
; Abstrahlen
n
; Strahlen
n
techn.
abrasive blasting process; abrasive blasting
auf etw. auftreffen; aufprallen; in etw. eintreten; einfallen (Licht Elektronen Strahlen)
v
phys.
auftreffend; aufprallend; eintretend; einfallend
aufgetroffen; aufgeprallt; eingetreten; eingefallen
to impinge on against sth. (light electrons rays)
impinging
impinged
auftreffend; eintretend; einfallend (Licht Elektronen Strahlen)
adj
phys.
impinging; incident (light electrons rays)
ausstrahlen; strahlen
v
(aus)
ausstrahlend; strahlend
ausgestrahlt; gestrahlt
strahlt aus; strahlt
strahlte aus; strahlte
Optimismus ausstrahlen; Optimismus versprühen
Energie Licht ausstrahlen abgeben
to radiate (from)
radiating
radiated
radiates
radiated
to radiate optimism
to radiate energy light
ionisieren
v
ionisierend
ionisiert
ionisierter Zustand
mit ionisierenden Strahlen behandelt
to ionize
eAm.
; to ionise
Br.
ionizing; ionising
ionized; ionised
ionized state
treated with ionising radiation
kosmisch
adj
astron.
kosmische Primärstrahlung Sekundärstrahlung
f
erste zweite dritte kosmische Geschwindigkeit
f
kosmische Solarstrahlung
f
kosmischer Staub
m
kosmische Strahlen
pl
kosmische Strahlung
f
kosmisches Teilchen
n
kosmische Ultrastrahlen
pl
cosmic; cosmical
primary secondary cosmic radiation rays
first second third cosmic velocity
cosmic solar radiation
cosmic dust; star dust; meteor dust
cosmic rays; Millikan rays
space radiation
cosmic particle
cosmic ultrarays; ultragamma rays
neu strahlen
v
neu strahlend
neu gestrahlt
strahlt neu
strahlte neu
to reradiate
reradiating
reradiated
reradiates
reradiated
radioaktiv
adj
phys.
radioaktiver
am radioaktivsten
radioaktive Stoffe
radioaktiver Müll; radioaktiver Abfall
radioaktiver Grundstoff
radioaktiv sein; strahlen
nicht radioaktiv; inaktiv; frei von Radioaktivität
radioactive
more radioactive
most radioactive
radioactive substances
radioactive waste; radiowaste
radioelement
to be radioactive
inactive; cold
strahlen
strahlend
gestrahlt
to radiate; to irradiate
radiating; irradiating
radiated; irradiated
strahlen; glänzen
v
strahlend; glänzend
gestrahlt; geglänzt
strahlt; glänzt
strahlte; glänzte
to beam
beaming
beamed
beams
beamed
strahlen; leuchten; schimmern
v
strahlend; leuchtend; schimmernd
gestrahlt; geleuchtet; geschimmert
strahlt; leuchtet; schimmert
strahlte; leuchtete; schimmerte
to gleam
gleaming
gleamed
gleams
gleamed
Einfallswinkel
m
; Einfallwinkel
m
; Einstrahlwinkel
m
; Inzidenzwinkel
m
(von Licht, Strahlung)
phys.
Einfallswinkel
pl
; Einfallwinkel
pl
; Einstrahlwinkel
pl
; Inzidenzwinkel
pl
Einfallswinkel
m
von Strahlen
angle of incidence; incidence angle (of light or rays)
angles of incidence; incidence angles
wave angle
Kontakt
m
electr.
Kontakte
pl
Kontakt herstellen
erweiterter Kontakt
federnder Kontakt
gedrehte Kontakte
geschützte Kontakte
gesteckter Kontakt; gewickelter Kontakt
konzentrischer Kontakt
männlicher Kontakt
potenzialfreier Kontakt
voreilender Kontakt
Kontakte strahlen
Ausbau der Kontakte
auswechselbare, lötfreie Kontakte
direkt geschalteter Kontakt
Bund des Kontaktes
Kontakt mit Anschlusshülse
Kontakte einschieben; Kontakte einbringen
contact
contacts
to make contact
enlarged contact
resilient contact
machined contacts
shrouded contacts
wrapped connection
concentric contact
pin contact
dry contact
first-to-make last-to-break contact
to blast the contacts
removal of contacts
crimp snap-in contacts
slow action contact
connector shoulder
contact with conductor barrel
to insert contacts
Sonne
f
Sonnen
pl
die gelben Strahlen der untergehenden Sonne
in der Abendsonne
ein Platz an der Sonne
sun
suns
the yellow rays of the setting sun
in the evening sun
a place in the sun
Transmission
f
(Durchgang von Strahlen durch ein Medium)
phys.
Transmissionen
pl
transmission
transmissions
auf etw. auftreffen; aufprallen; in etw. eintreten; einfallen (Licht, Elektronen, Strahlen)
v
phys.
auftreffend; aufprallend; eintretend; einfallend
aufgetroffen; aufgeprallt; eingetreten; eingefallen
to impinge on against sth. (light, electrons, rays)
impinging
impinged
auftreffend; eintretend; einfallend (Licht, Elektronen, Strahlen)
adj
phys.
impinging; incident (light, electrons, rays)
ausstrahlen; strahlen
v
(aus)
ausstrahlend; strahlend
ausgestrahlt; gestrahlt
strahlt aus; strahlt
strahlte aus; strahlte
Optimismus ausstrahlen; Optimismus versprühen
Energie Licht ausstrahlen abgeben
Die Störungen der Finanzmärkte beginnen, auf die allgemeine Konjunktursituation auszustrahlen.
to radiate (from)
radiating
radiated
radiates
radiated
to radiate optimism
to radiate energy light
The disturbances of the finance markets start to radiate on the general economic situation.
durchdringend; einschneidend; bohrend
adj
ein durchdringende Kälte; eine schneidende Kälte; eine Eiseskälte
ein schneidender Wind
ein durchdringender Blick
ein durchdringender Duft
ein bohrender Schmerz
stechende Augen
tief eindringende Strahlen
penetrating; piercing
a penetrating cold; a piercing cold
a piercing wind
a penetrating gaze look stare
a penetrating perfume
a penetrating pain
penetrating eyes
deeply penetrating rays
durchdringungsfähig
adj
durchdringungsfähige Strahlen
durchschlagsfähige Geschosse
mil.
penetrative
penetrative rays
penetrative projectiles
vor Freude strahlen; wie ein Honigkuchenpferd grinsen
humor.
v
vor Freude strahlend; wie ein Honigkuchenpferd grinsend
vor Freude gestrahlt; wie ein Honigkuchenpferd gegrinst
to beam with pleasure
beaming with pleasure
beamed with pleasure
strahlend
adj
(glücklich)
ein strahlendes Lächeln
strahlend schön
vor Glück strahlen
radiant
a radiant smile
beautifully radiant
to be radiant with happiness
Strahlenablenkung
f
beam deflection
Strahlenablenkung
beam deflection
Strahlenablenkung
f
; Strahlablenken
n
beam deflection
Strahlenanämie
f
med.
radiation anaemia
Schefflera
f
; Strahlenaralie
f
bot.
schefflera
Strahlenaussendung
f
phys.
emission of rays
Strahlenbahn
f
; Strahlenweg
m
; Strahlengang
m
phys.
Strahlenbahnen
pl
; Strahlenwege
pl
; Strahlengänge
pl
path of a ray
paths of rays
Strahlenweg
m
; Strahlengang
m
; Strahlenbahn
f
(Optik, Fotografie, Mikroskopie)
phys.
path of rays; optical path (optics, photography, microscopy)
strahlenbedingt
adj
med.
radiation-induced
Harnblasenentzündung
f
; Blasenentzündung
f
; Blasenkatarrh
m
; Zystitis
f
med.
allergische Blasenentzündung
eitrige Blasenentzündung
strahlenbedingte Blasenentzündung
Blasenentzündung durch Pärchenegel
inflammation catarrh of the (urinary) bladder; urocystitis; endocystitis; cystitis
allergic cystitis
pyocystitis
radiocystitis
schistosome cystitis
strahlenbehandelt
adj
med.
radiation-treated
Strahlenbehandlung
f
, Strahlentherapie
f
, Radiotherapie
f
med.
Strahlenbehandlungen
pl
radiotherapy
radiotherapies
Strahlenbehandlung
radiotherapy
Strahlenbehandlung
f
; Strahlentherapie
f
; Radiotherapie
f
med.
Strahlenbehandlungen
pl
; Strahlentherapien
pl
; Radiotherapien
pl
radiation treatment; radiotherapy; (ir)radiation therapy; emanotherapy; actinotherapy
radiation treatments; radiotherapies; radiation therapies; emanotherapies; actinotherapies
Strahlenbehandlungen
radiotherapies
strahlenbelastet
adj
med.
radiation-exposed
Deutsche
Strahlenschleuse Synonyme
Englische
radiation trap Synonyme
radiation
X ray
actinic ray
actinism
arc lighting
asteroids
atomic beam
atomic ray
attenuation
aurora particles
beam
beam of light
black and white
blackout
broadcast
broadcasting
chiaroscuro
circumfusion
contrast
cosmic particles
cosmic ray bombardment
decorative lighting
diffraction
diffusion
dilution
direct lighting
dispensation
dispersal
dispersion
dissemination
dissipation
distribution
divergence
electric lighting
emanation
emission
enlightenment
evaporation
expansion
festoon lighting
floodlighting
fluorescent lighting
fragmentation
gamma ray
gaslighting
gleam
glow lighting
highlight
highlights
illumination
incandescent lighting
indirect lighting
infrared ray
intergalactic matter
invisible
radiation
irradiance
irradiancy
ir
radiation
leam
light
light and shade
light source
lighting
luminous energy
meteor dust impacts
meteors
overhead lighting
patch
pencil
peppering
photon
photosensitivity
propagation
publication
radiance
radiancy
radiant energy
radiorays
radius
ray
ray of light
ribbon
ribbon of light
scattering
scatterment
shedding
shotgun pattern
sidelight
solar rays
sowing
space bullets
spattering
splay
spoke
spot lighting
spread
spreading
sprinkling
stage lighting
streak
stream
stream of light
streamer
strewing
strip lighting
the bends
tonality
ultraviolet ray
violet ray
visible
radiation
volatilization
weightlessness
radiation
physics
Newtonian physics
X-ray photometry
X-ray spectrometry
acoustics
aerophysics
applied physics
astrophysics
atom-tagging
basic conductor physics
biophysics
chemical physics
cryogenics
crystallography
curiescopy
cytophysics
electron physics
electronics
electrophysics
fluoroscopy
geophysics
macrophysics
mathematical physics
mechanics
medicophysics
microphysics
natural philosophy
natural science
nuclear physics
optics
orthodiagraphy
philosophy
photofluorography
physic
physical chemistry
physical science
physicochemistry
physicomathematics
physics
psychophysics
radiobiology
radiochemistry
radiography
radiological physics
radiology
radiometallography
radiometry
radionics
radiopathology
radioscopy
radiotechnology
radiotherapy
roentgenography
roentgenology
roentgenoscopy
solar physics
solid-state physics
spectroradiometry
statics
stereophysics
theoretical physics
thermodynamics
tracer investigation
zoophysics
radiation
sickness
Minamata disease
altitude sickness
anoxemia
anoxia
anoxic anoxia
anthrax
black lung
caisson disease
chilblain
decompression sickness
frostbite
immersion foot
itai
jet lag
lead poisoning
mercury poisoning
motion sickness
pneumoconiosis
radionecrosis
red-out
sunstroke
the bends
trench foot
Strahlenschleuse Definition
Radiation
(
n.
)
The
act
of
radiating,
or
the
state
of
being
radiated
Radiation
(
n.
)
The
shooting
forth
of
anything
from
a
point
or
surface,
like
the
diverging
rays
of
light
Trap
(
v.
t.)
To
dress
with
ornaments
Trap
(
n.
)
An
old
term
rather
loosely
used
to
designate
various
dark-colored,
heavy
igneous
rocks,
including
especially
the
feldspathic-augitic
rocks,
basalt,
dolerite,
amygdaloid,
etc.,
but
including
also
some
kinds
of
diorite.
Called
also
trap
rock.
Trap
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
trap
rock
Trap
(
n.
)
A
machine
or
contrivance
that
shuts
suddenly,
as
with
a
spring,
used
for
taking
game
or
other
animals
Trap
(
n.
)
Fig.:
A
snare
Trap
(
n.
)
A
wooden
instrument
shaped
somewhat
like
a
shoe,
used
in
the
game
of
trapball.
It
consists
of
a
pivoted
arm
on
one
end
of
which
is
placed
the
ball
to
be
thrown
into
the
air
by
striking
the
other
end.
Also,
a
machine
for
throwing
into
the
air
glass
balls,
clay
pigeons,
etc.,
to
be
shot
at.
Trap
(
n.
)
The
game
of
trapball.
Trap
(
n.
)
A
bend,
sag,
or
partitioned
chamber,
in
a
drain,
soil
pipe,
sewer,
etc.,
arranged
so
that
the
liquid
contents
form
a
seal
which
prevents
passage
of
air
or
gas,
but
permits
the
flow
of
liquids.
Trap
(
n.
)
A
place
in
a
water
pipe,
pump,
etc.,
where
air
accumulates
for
want
of
an
outlet.
Trap
(
n.
)
A
wagon,
or
other
vehicle.
Trap
(
n.
)
A
kind
of
movable
stepladder.
Trap
(
v.
t.)
To
catch
in
a
trap
or
traps
Trap
(
v.
t.)
Fig.:
To
insnare
Trap
(
v.
t.)
To
provide
with
a
trap
Trap
(
v.
i.)
To
set
traps
for
game
Traps
(
n.
pl.)
Small
or
portable
articles
for
dress,
furniture,
or
use
radiation trap / radiation traps Bedeutung
trap
block
(American
football)
an
illegal
block
radiotherapy
radiation
therapy
radiation
actinotherapy
irradiation
(medicine)
the
treatment
of
disease
(especially
cancer)
by
exposure
to
a
radioactive
substance
mousetrap
trap
play
(American
football)
a
play
in
which
a
defensive
player
is
allowed
to
cross
the
line
of
scrimmage
and
then
blocked
off
as
the
runner
goes
through
the
place
the
lineman
vacated
ambush
ambuscade
lying
in
wait
trap
the
act
of
concealing
yourself
and
lying
in
wait
to
attack
by
surprise
radiation
the
act
of
spreading
outward
from
a
central
source
trap-door
spider
American
spider
that
constructs
a
silk-lined
nest
with
a
hinged
lid
bunker
sand
trap
trap
a
hazard
on
a
golf
course
land
mine
ground-emplaced
mine
booby
trap
an
explosive
mine
hidden
underground,
explodes
when
stepped
on
or
driven
over
radiation
pyrometer
a
pyrometer
for
estimating
the
temperature
of
distant
sources
of
heat,
radiation
is
focussed
on
a
thermojunction
connected
in
circuit
with
a
galvanometer
steel
trap
a
trap
made
of
steel
with
a
strong
spring
and
sharp
toothlike
projections
to
hold
the
prey
suntrap
solar
trap
a
terrace
or
garden
oriented
to
take
advantage
of
the
sun
while
protected
from
cold
winds
trap
a
device
in
which
something
(usually
an
animal)
can
be
caught
and
penned
trap
a
light
two-wheeled
carriage
trap
a
device
to
hurl
clay
pigeons
into
the
air
for
trapshooters
trap
drain
consisting
of
a
U-shaped
section
of
drainpipe
that
holds
liquid
and
so
prevents
a
return
flow
of
sewer
gas
trap-and-drain
auger
a
plumber's
snake
for
clearing
a
trap
and
drain
trap
door
a
hinged
or
sliding
door
in
a
floor
or
ceiling
acoustic
radiation
pressure
(acoustics)
the
pressure
exerted
on
a
surface
normal
to
the
direction
of
propagation
of
a
sound
wave
optic
radiation
radiatio
optica
a
nerve
pathway
from
the
lateral
geniculate
body
to
the
visual
cortex
trap
cakehole
hole
maw
yap
gob
informal
terms
for
the
mouth
radiation
a
radial
arrangement
of
nerve
fibers
connecting
different
parts
of
the
brain
steel
trap
an
acute
intelligence
(an
analogy
based
on
the
well-known
sharpness
of
steel
traps),
he's
as
sharp
as
a
steel
trap,
a
mind
like
a
steel
trap
pitfall
booby
trap
an
unforeseen
or
unexpected
or
surprising
difficulty
trap
snare
something
(often
something
deceptively
attractive)
that
catches
you
unawares,
the
exam
was
full
of
trap
questions,
it
was
all
a
snare
and
delusion
iron
trap
a
trap
from
which
there
is
no
escape
speed
trap
a
trap
arranged
on
a
roadway
for
catching
speeders
Planck's
radiation
law
(physics)
an
equation
that
expresses
the
distribution
of
energy
in
the
radiated
spectrum
of
an
ideal
black
body
radiation
pattern
radiation
diagram
pattern
graphical
representation
(in
polar
or
Cartesian
coordinates)
of
the
spatial
distribution
of
radiation
from
an
antenna
as
a
function
of
angle
background
radiation
radiation
coming
from
sources
other
than
those
being
observed
radiation
the
spread
of
a
group
of
organisms
into
new
habitats
adaptive
radiation
the
development
of
many
different
forms
from
an
originally
homogeneous
group
of
organisms
as
they
fill
different
ecological
niches
trap
line
a
line
or
series
of
traps
actinic
radiation
actinic
ray
electromagnetic
radiation
that
can
produce
photochemical
reactions
alpha
radiation
alpha
ray
the
radiation
of
alpha
particles
during
radioactive
decay
beta
radiation
beta
ray
electron
radiation
radiation
of
beta
particles
during
radioactive
decay
black-body
radiation
blackbody
radiation
the
electromagnetic
radiation
that
would
be
radiated
from
an
ideal
black
body,
the
distribution
of
energy
in
the
radiated
spectrum
of
a
black
body
depends
only
on
temperature
and
is
determined
by
Planck's
radiation
law
ionizing
radiation
high-energy
radiation
capable
of
producing
ionization
in
substances
through
which
it
passes
cosmic
background
radiation
CBR
cosmic
microwave
background
radiation
CMBR
cosmic
microwave
background
CMB
(cosmology)
the
cooled
remnant
of
the
hot
big
bang
that
fills
the
entire
universe
and
can
be
observed
today
with
an
average
temperature
of
about
.
kelvin
cosmic
radiation
radiation
coming
from
outside
the
solar
system
electromagnetic
radiation
electromagnetic
wave
nonparticulate
radiation
radiation
consisting
of
waves
of
energy
associated
with
electric
and
magnetic
fields
resulting
from
the
acceleration
of
an
electric
charge
gamma
radiation
gamma
ray
electromagnetic
radiation
emitted
during
radioactive
decay
and
having
an
extremely
short
wavelength
infrared
infrared
light
infrared
radiation
infrared
emission
electromagnetic
radiation
with
wavelengths
longer
than
visible
light
but
shorter
than
radio
waves
light
visible
light
visible
radiation
(physics)
electromagnetic
radiation
that
can
produce
a
visual
sensation,
the
light
was
filtered
through
a
soft
glass
window
radiation
field
a
field
that
represents
the
energy
lost
from
the
radiator
to
space
neutron
radiation
radiation
of
neutrons
(as
by
a
neutron
bomb)
radiation
pressure
corpuscularadiation
pressure
the
minute
pressure
exerted
on
a
surface
normal
to
the
direction
of
propagation
of
a
wave
radiation
energy
that
is
radiated
or
transmitted
in
the
form
of
rays
or
waves
or
particles
corpuscular
radiation
particulate
radiation
a
stream
of
atomic
or
subatomic
particles
that
may
be
charged
positively
(e.g.
alpha
particles)
or
negatively
(e.g.
beta
particles)
or
not
at
all
(e.g.
neutrons)
radio
wave
radio
emission
radio
radiation
an
electromagnetic
wave
with
a
wavelength
between
.
cm
to
,
m
solar
radiation
radiation
from
the
sun
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