the reaction of smoke to detect fires.
(2)
Nuclear lamp: When the beta radiation from the radioisotope
hydrogen-3 comes into contact with fluorescent aluminium sulfide,
the radiation energy is transformed into light energy. This can
be used to make a low-light illumination device.
(3)
(4)
Radioisotope static electricity remover.
Radioisotope fluorescent light activator.
(5) Radioisotope lightning rod.
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