Physics & Chemistry
Nuclear & Radiation Lab
Half-life and decay you can run, what actually stops alpha, beta and gamma, how fission and fusion work, radiation doses on a scale you can read, a simulated Geiger counter that shows why one short count lies, an evidence challenge for testing nuclear claims, why the same accident gets two death tolls a hundredfold apa
Open Nuclear & Radiation Lab Opens the tool directly — no account, no signup, nothing to install.
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https://alloflow-cdn.pages.dev/nuclear-lab
Where this fits
Nuclear & Radiation Lab is one of the tools in the AlloFlow STEM Lab. It sits in the Physics & Chemistry area of the STEM Lab. AlloFlow is free and open source, and it runs in a browser.
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Is there a manual for this tool?
Not yet. AlloFlow has written manuals for a few tools so far — see the manuals and guides page — and this one is not among them. The tool itself carries its instructions on screen.