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radioactive beam

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radioactive beam [‚rād·ē·ō‚ak·tiv ′bēm]
(nucleonics)
A collimated stream of accelerated radioactive nuclei, of sufficient intensity to be utilized for a variety of scientific enterprises such as studies of nuclear structure, nuclear astrophysics, and materials science.
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