@jjlmoya/utils-science 1.25.0 → 1.27.0
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- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/src/category/index.ts +3 -1
- package/src/entries.ts +5 -1
- package/src/index.ts +2 -1
- package/src/tests/locale_completeness.test.ts +2 -3
- package/src/tests/tool_validation.test.ts +2 -2
- package/src/tool/natural-selection-drift/bibliography.astro +14 -0
- package/src/tool/natural-selection-drift/bibliography.ts +16 -0
- package/src/tool/natural-selection-drift/component.astro +104 -0
- package/src/tool/natural-selection-drift/entry.ts +29 -0
- package/src/tool/natural-selection-drift/i18n/de.ts +65 -0
- package/src/tool/natural-selection-drift/i18n/en.ts +180 -0
- package/src/tool/natural-selection-drift/i18n/es.ts +64 -0
- package/src/tool/natural-selection-drift/i18n/fr.ts +204 -0
- package/src/tool/natural-selection-drift/i18n/id.ts +48 -0
- package/src/tool/natural-selection-drift/i18n/it.ts +203 -0
- package/src/tool/natural-selection-drift/i18n/ja.ts +48 -0
- package/src/tool/natural-selection-drift/i18n/ko.ts +48 -0
- package/src/tool/natural-selection-drift/i18n/nl.ts +53 -0
- package/src/tool/natural-selection-drift/i18n/pl.ts +48 -0
- package/src/tool/natural-selection-drift/i18n/pt.ts +52 -0
- package/src/tool/natural-selection-drift/i18n/ru.ts +48 -0
- package/src/tool/natural-selection-drift/i18n/sv.ts +48 -0
- package/src/tool/natural-selection-drift/i18n/tr.ts +48 -0
- package/src/tool/natural-selection-drift/i18n/zh.ts +48 -0
- package/src/tool/natural-selection-drift/index.ts +9 -0
- package/src/tool/natural-selection-drift/logic.ts +114 -0
- package/src/tool/natural-selection-drift/natural-selection-drift.css +429 -0
- package/src/tool/natural-selection-drift/render.ts +219 -0
- package/src/tool/natural-selection-drift/runtime.ts +89 -0
- package/src/tool/natural-selection-drift/seo.astro +15 -0
- package/src/tool/natural-selection-drift/simulation.ts +161 -0
- package/src/tool/radioactive-decay/bibliography.astro +15 -0
- package/src/tool/radioactive-decay/bibliography.ts +17 -0
- package/src/tool/radioactive-decay/component.astro +346 -0
- package/src/tool/radioactive-decay/entry.ts +26 -0
- package/src/tool/radioactive-decay/i18n/de.ts +78 -0
- package/src/tool/radioactive-decay/i18n/en.ts +223 -0
- package/src/tool/radioactive-decay/i18n/es.ts +106 -0
- package/src/tool/radioactive-decay/i18n/fr.ts +78 -0
- package/src/tool/radioactive-decay/i18n/id.ts +66 -0
- package/src/tool/radioactive-decay/i18n/it.ts +79 -0
- package/src/tool/radioactive-decay/i18n/ja.ts +65 -0
- package/src/tool/radioactive-decay/i18n/ko.ts +65 -0
- package/src/tool/radioactive-decay/i18n/nl.ts +72 -0
- package/src/tool/radioactive-decay/i18n/pl.ts +65 -0
- package/src/tool/radioactive-decay/i18n/pt.ts +78 -0
- package/src/tool/radioactive-decay/i18n/ru.ts +66 -0
- package/src/tool/radioactive-decay/i18n/sv.ts +66 -0
- package/src/tool/radioactive-decay/i18n/tr.ts +66 -0
- package/src/tool/radioactive-decay/i18n/zh.ts +65 -0
- package/src/tool/radioactive-decay/index.ts +12 -0
- package/src/tool/radioactive-decay/logic.test.ts +20 -0
- package/src/tool/radioactive-decay/logic.ts +120 -0
- package/src/tool/radioactive-decay/radioactive-decay-half-life-calculator.css +435 -0
- package/src/tool/radioactive-decay/seo.astro +16 -0
- package/src/tools.ts +4 -2
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const slug = 'halbwertszeit-rechner-radioaktiver-zerfall';
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const title = 'Rechner fur Halbwertszeit und radioaktiven Zerfall';
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const description = 'Simulieren Sie radioaktiven Zerfall mit realen Isotopen, Halbwertszeit-Formel, stochastischem Atomfeld, Restmenge und relativer Aktivitat.';
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{ name: 'Isotop auswahlen', text: 'Beginnen Sie mit Kohlenstoff-14, Iod-131, Uran-238, Technetium-99m oder Radon-222. Jedes Preset ladt eine realistische Halbwertszeit und den typischen wissenschaftlichen Kontext.' },
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{ name: 'Probe und Zeit einstellen', text: 'Passen Sie die dargestellte Atomzahl an und verschieben Sie die Zeit, um zu sehen, wie der verbleibende Anteil dem exponentiellen Gesetz der Halbwertszeit folgt.' },
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{ name: 'Exakte Rechnung und atomaren Zufall vergleichen', text: 'Nutzen Sie das deterministische Ergebnis als Erwartungswert und betrachten Sie das Atomfeld, um Schwankungen kleiner Proben um die theoretische Kurve zu verstehen.' },
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{ name: 'Aktivitat interpretieren', text: 'Die Aktivitat fallt im gleichen Verhaltnis wie die nicht zerfallenen Kerne. Die Anzeige zeigt also, welcher Anteil der ursprunglichen Strahlungsrate noch bleibt.' },
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{ question: 'Was bedeutet Halbwertszeit?', answer: 'Die Halbwertszeit ist die Zeit, nach der im Mittel die Halfte der instabilen Kerne einer Probe zerfallen ist. Nach einer Halbwertszeit bleiben 50%, nach zwei 25% und nach drei 12,5%.' },
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{ question: 'Warum stimmt das Atomfeld nicht immer exakt mit dem Prozentwert uberein?', answer: 'Radioaktiver Zerfall ist probabilistisch. Die Formel liefert den Erwartungswert fur eine sehr grosse Probe, wahrend das Feld einzelne Atome mit zufalligen Schwellen simuliert. Kleine Proben zeigen naturliche statistische Schwankungen.' },
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{ question: 'Entspricht die Aktivitat den verbleibenden Atomen?', answer: 'Bei einem einzelnen Isotop ist die Aktivitat proportional zur Zahl der nicht zerfallenen Kerne. Wenn 30% der Atome ubrig sind, liegt auch die momentane Aktivitat ungefahr bei 30% der Anfangsaktivitat.' },
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{ question: 'Kann der Rechner fur Radiokarbondatierung genutzt werden?', answer: 'Ja, als konzeptionelle Rechnung. Die Kohlenstoff-14-Datierung vergleicht die verbleibende Aktivitat mit lebendem Material; echte Laboranalysen korrigieren zusatzlich Kalibrationskurven, Kontamination und Probenaufbereitung.' },
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{ question: 'Zerfallt jedes Isotop in genau ein stabiles Produkt?', answer: 'Nicht immer. Manche Isotope zerfallen uber Ketten mit mehreren Tochterprodukten. Dieses Werkzeug modelliert die Halbwertszeit des Mutterisotops, die wichtigste Grosse fur verbleibende Mutterkerne und Aktivitat.' },
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isotope: 'Isotop',
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sampleAtoms: 'Atome in der Probe',
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halfLife: 'Halbwertszeit',
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decayed: 'Zerfallen',
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decayedAtoms: 'Zerfallene Atome',
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{ type: 'title', text: 'Halbwertszeit-Rechner: verbleibende Atome, Aktivitat und Isotop-Beispiele', level: 2 },
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{ type: 'paragraph', html: 'Mit diesem Rechner fur radioaktiven Zerfall schatzen Sie, wie viel eines instabilen Isotops nach einer bestimmten Zeit noch vorhanden ist. Er deckt die wichtigsten Suchabsichten ab: die Halbwertszeit-Formel finden, sie auf reale Isotope anwenden, verbleibende Mutterkerne mit zerfallenen Kernen vergleichen und verstehen, warum Aktivitat mit der Zeit abnimmt.' },
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{ type: 'paragraph', html: 'Das Werkzeug verbindet zwei Perspektiven. Die Zahlen nutzen die exponentielle Zerfallsgleichung, das Atomfeld simuliert einzelne Kerne mit stochastischen Schwellen. So eignet es sich als schneller Rechner und als visuelle Erklarung dafur, warum Zerfall in grossen Mengen vorhersagbar, beim einzelnen Atom aber zufallig ist.' },
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{ type: 'title', text: 'Verwendete Formel fur radioaktiven Zerfall', level: 3 },
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{ type: 'paragraph', html: 'Die Formel lautet <strong>N(t) = N0 x (1/2)^(t / T1/2)</strong>. <strong>N0</strong> ist die Anfangszahl der Mutterkerne, <strong>N(t)</strong> die erwartete Restzahl nach der Zeit <strong>t</strong>, und <strong>T1/2</strong> die Halbwertszeit. Der Exponent <strong>t / T1/2</strong> zahlt die vergangenen Halbwertszeiten.' },
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{ type: 'paragraph', html: 'Beginnt eine Probe mit 1.000 Mutterkernen und zwei Halbwertszeiten verstreichen, bleiben erwartet 1.000 x (1/2)^2 = 250 Kerne. Zerfallen sind 750 Kerne. Dieselbe Rechnung gilt fur Sekunden, Stunden, Tage, Jahre oder Milliarden Jahre.' },
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{ type: 'table', headers: ['Verstrichene Zeit', 'Formelfaktor', 'Verbleibende Mutterkerne', 'Relative Aktivitat'], rows: [['0 Halbwertszeiten', '(1/2)^0', '100%', '100%'], ['1 Halbwertszeit', '(1/2)^1', '50%', '50%'], ['2 Halbwertszeiten', '(1/2)^2', '25%', '25%'], ['3 Halbwertszeiten', '(1/2)^3', '12,5%', '12,5%'], ['5 Halbwertszeiten', '(1/2)^5', '3,125%', '3,125%'], ['10 Halbwertszeiten', '(1/2)^10', '0,098%', '0,098%']] },
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{ type: 'title', text: 'Restaktivitat berechnen', level: 3 },
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{ type: 'paragraph', html: 'Bei einem einzelnen Mutterisotop ist die Aktivitat proportional zur Zahl der nicht zerfallenen Kerne. Bleiben 25% des Mutterisotops, liegt auch die Aktivitat dieses Isotops bei etwa 25% der Anfangsaktivitat.' },
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{ type: 'paragraph', html: 'Das ist wichtig in Nuklearmedizin und Strahlenschutz. Technetium-99m verliert Aktivitat innerhalb von Stunden, Iod-131 bleibt uber Tage relevant und beeinflusst Therapieplanung, Kontaminationsuberwachung und Expositionshinweise.' },
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{ type: 'title', text: 'Beispiele: Kohlenstoff-14, Iod-131, Technetium-99m, Uran-238 und Radon-222', level: 3 },
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{ type: 'table', headers: ['Isotop', 'Ungefaire Halbwertszeit', 'Typischer Suchkontext', 'Was das Ergebnis zeigt'], rows: [['Kohlenstoff-14', '5.730 Jahre', 'Radiokarbondatierung', 'Wie viel Aktivitat des Mutterisotops Kohlenstoff-14 in ehemals lebendem Material verbleibt.'], ['Iod-131', '8,02 Tage', 'Medizinische Therapie und nukleare Ereignisse', 'Wie schnell Aktivitat uber Tage nach Freisetzung oder Behandlung sinkt.'], ['Technetium-99m', '6,01 Stunden', 'Diagnostische Bildgebung', 'Warum nutzbare medizinische Aktivitat innerhalb eines klinischen Tages abnimmt.'], ['Uran-238', '4,47 Milliarden Jahre', 'Geologische Datierung', 'Warum langlebige Isotope uber Erdgeschichte messbar bleiben.'], ['Radon-222', '3,82 Tage', 'Innenraumstrahlung und Zerfallsketten', 'Wie sich eine gasformige Expositionsquelle uber Tage verandert.']] },
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{ type: 'paragraph', html: 'Diese Beispiele decken verschiedene Zeitskalen und Suchintentionen ab: Archaologie fur Kohlenstoff-14, medizinische Aktivitat fur Iod-131 und Technetium-99m, Umweltbelastung fur Radon-222 und geologische Zeit fur Uran-238.' },
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{ type: 'title', text: 'Die stochastische Atomsimulation lesen', level: 3 },
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{ type: 'paragraph', html: 'Das animierte Atomfeld ist bewusst stochastisch. Die Gleichung liefert den Erwartungswert fur grosse Proben, aber einzelne Kerne zerfallen zufallig. Kleine Proben konnen nach einer Halbwertszeit etwas uber oder unter 50% liegen; grossere Proben nahern sich der theoretischen Kurve.' },
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{ type: 'paragraph', html: 'Halbwertszeit bedeutet nicht, dass jedes Atom auf einen Timer wartet und dann genau die Halfte verschwindet. Jeder instabile Kern hat pro Zeiteinheit eine konstante Zerfallswahrscheinlichkeit. Die glatte Kurve entsteht erst aus vielen unabhangigen Zufallsereignissen.' },
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{ type: 'list', items: ['<strong>Physikunterricht:</strong> verbleibende Mutterkerne nach einer Anzahl von Halbwertszeiten berechnen.', '<strong>Chemie und Kernwissenschaft:</strong> Stabilitat, Zerfallsgeschwindigkeit und relative Aktivitat vergleichen.', '<strong>Radiokarbon-Verstandnis:</strong> verstehen, warum alte Proben weniger Kohlenstoff-14 enthalten.', '<strong>Planung medizinischer Isotope:</strong> sehen, warum kurze Halbwertszeiten fur Bildgebung nutzlich sind.', '<strong>Strahlenschutzbildung:</strong> Aktivitatsschatzungen ohne Verwechslung von Halbwertszeit und sofortigem Verschwinden.'] },
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{ type: 'paragraph', html: 'Dieser Rechner modelliert das Mutterisotop mit einer einzigen Halbwertszeit. Reale Messungen konnen Korrekturen fur Detektoreffizienz, Hintergrundstrahlung, Verzweigungsverhaltnisse, Tochterprodukte, biologische Ausscheidung, chemische Form, Abschirmung und Kalibrationskurven erfordern.' },
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{ type: 'paragraph', html: 'Nutzen Sie das Ergebnis als klare wissenschaftliche Schatzung und Lernmodell, nicht als Ersatz fur Strahlenschutzberatung, medizinische Anweisungen, Dosimetrie oder Labor-Datierung.' },
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const description = 'Simulate radioactive decay with isotope presets, half-life math, stochastic atom grids, remaining sample size, and activity estimates.';
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text: 'Start with Carbon-14, Iodine-131, Uranium-238, Technetium-99m, or Radon-222. Each preset loads a realistic half-life and context for its common scientific use.',
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text: 'Adjust the number of atoms represented in the grid and move time forward to see how the surviving fraction follows the exponential half-life law.',
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answer: 'Half-life is the time required for half of the unstable nuclei in a sample to decay on average. After one half-life 50% remains, after two half-lives 25% remains, and after three half-lives 12.5% remains.',
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{ type: 'list', items: ['<strong>Fisica en clase y deberes:</strong> calcula nucleos padre restantes tras cierto numero de semividas y conecta la formula con un modelo visual.', '<strong>Quimica y ciencia nuclear:</strong> compara estabilidad, velocidad de decaimiento y actividad relativa en escalas temporales muy distintas.', '<strong>Intuicion para radiocarbono:</strong> entiende por que las muestras antiguas contienen menos Carbono-14 y por que la datacion se complica cuando la actividad se acerca al fondo.', '<strong>Planificacion de isotopos medicos:</strong> ve por que las semividas cortas son utiles en imagen diagnostica y por que la actividad cambia rapido tras la administracion.', '<strong>Educacion en seguridad radiologica:</strong> estima como cae la actividad relativa de un unico isotopo sin confundir semivida con desaparicion inmediata.'] },
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{ name: 'Regler la taille de l echantillon et le temps', text: 'Ajustez le nombre d atomes representes et faites avancer le temps pour voir comment la fraction restante suit la loi exponentielle de la demi-vie.' },
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{ name: 'Comparer le calcul exact et le hasard atomique', text: 'Utilisez le resultat deterministe comme valeur attendue, puis observez le champ atomique pour comprendre pourquoi les petits echantillons fluctuent autour de la courbe theorique.' },
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{ name: 'Interpreter l activite', text: 'L activite diminue dans la meme proportion que les noyaux non desintegres. L indicateur montre donc le taux de rayonnement restant par rapport a l echantillon initial.' },
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{ question: 'Pourquoi le champ atomique ne correspond-il pas toujours au pourcentage exact?', answer: 'La desintegration radioactive est probabiliste. La formule donne la fraction attendue pour un tres grand echantillon, tandis que le champ simule des atomes individuels avec des seuils aleatoires. Les petits echantillons montrent naturellement du bruit statistique.' },
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{ question: 'L indicateur d activite correspond-il aux atomes restants?', answer: 'Pour un isotope unique, l activite est proportionnelle au nombre de noyaux non desintegres. S il reste 30% des atomes, l activite instantanee vaut aussi environ 30% de l activite initiale.' },
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{ question: 'Ce calculateur peut-il servir pour la datation au radiocarbone?', answer: 'Oui, pour des calculs conceptuels. La datation au carbone 14 compare l activite restante avec celle d une matiere vivante, mais une datation de laboratoire corrige aussi les courbes de calibration, la contamination et la preparation de l echantillon.' },
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{ question: 'Chaque isotope se desintegre-t-il en un seul produit stable?', answer: 'Pas toujours. Certains isotopes se desintegrent par chaines avec plusieurs produits fils. Cet outil modelise la demi-vie de l isotope parent, la grandeur la plus utile pour estimer les noyaux parents restants et l activite.' },
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{ type: 'paragraph', html: 'Utilisez ce calculateur de desintegration radioactive pour estimer la part restante d un isotope instable apres une duree donnee. Il repond aux intentions de recherche les plus courantes: trouver la formule de demi-vie, l appliquer a des isotopes reels, comparer les noyaux parents restants aux noyaux desintegres et comprendre pourquoi l activite baisse avec l age de l echantillon.' },
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{ type: 'paragraph', html: 'L outil combine deux modeles complementaires. Les resultats numeriques utilisent l equation exponentielle de desintegration, tandis que le champ atomique simule des noyaux individuels avec des seuils stochastiques. Il fonctionne donc comme calculateur rapide et comme explication visuelle du caractere previsible en masse mais aleatoire atome par atome.' },
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{ type: 'paragraph', html: 'La formule est <strong>N(t) = N0 x (1/2)^(t / T1/2)</strong>. <strong>N0</strong> est le nombre initial de noyaux parents, <strong>N(t)</strong> le nombre attendu apres le temps <strong>t</strong>, et <strong>T1/2</strong> la demi-vie. Le rapport <strong>t / T1/2</strong> indique combien de demi-vies se sont ecoulees.' },
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{ type: 'paragraph', html: 'Si un echantillon commence avec 1 000 noyaux parents et que deux demi-vies passent, il reste en moyenne 1 000 x (1/2)^2 = 250 noyaux. Les 750 autres sont desintegres. Le meme calcul vaut pour des demi-vies en secondes, heures, jours, annees ou milliards d annees.' },
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{ type: 'table', headers: ['Temps ecoule', 'Facteur', 'Noyaux parents restants', 'Activite relative'], rows: [['0 demi-vie', '(1/2)^0', '100%', '100%'], ['1 demi-vie', '(1/2)^1', '50%', '50%'], ['2 demi-vies', '(1/2)^2', '25%', '25%'], ['3 demi-vies', '(1/2)^3', '12,5%', '12,5%'], ['5 demi-vies', '(1/2)^5', '3,125%', '3,125%'], ['10 demi-vies', '(1/2)^10', '0,098%', '0,098%']] },
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{ type: 'paragraph', html: 'Cette relation est essentielle en medecine nucleaire et en radioprotection. Le technetium 99m perd son activite en quelques heures, tandis que l iode 131 reste pertinent pendant des jours, ce qui influence les traitements, la surveillance et les consignes d exposition.' },
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{ type: 'table', headers: ['Isotope', 'Demi-vie approximative', 'Usage courant', 'Ce que montre le resultat'], rows: [['Carbone 14', '5 730 ans', 'Datation au radiocarbone', 'L activite de carbone 14 parent restante dans une matiere autrefois vivante.'], ['Iode 131', '8,02 jours', 'Therapie medicale et incidents nucleaires', 'La vitesse a laquelle l activite baisse sur plusieurs jours.'], ['Technetium 99m', '6,01 heures', 'Imagerie diagnostique', 'Pourquoi l activite utile disparait au cours d une journee clinique.'], ['Uranium 238', '4,47 milliards d annees', 'Datation geologique', 'Pourquoi les isotopes tres longs restent mesurables a l echelle de l histoire terrestre.'], ['Radon 222', '3,82 jours', 'Rayonnement interieur et chaines de decroissance', 'Comment une source gazeuse d exposition evolue en quelques jours.']] },
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{ type: 'paragraph', html: 'Ces exemples couvrent plusieurs echelles de temps et intentions de recherche: archeologie et datation pour le carbone 14, activite medicale pour l iode 131 et le technetium 99m, exposition environnementale pour le radon 222 et temps geologique pour l uranium 238.' },
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{ type: 'paragraph', html: 'Le champ atomique anime est volontairement stochastique. L equation donne la valeur attendue pour un grand echantillon, mais chaque noyau se desintegre au hasard. Une petite simulation peut donc laisser un peu plus ou un peu moins de 50% apres une demi-vie; un grand echantillon se rapproche de la courbe theorique.' },
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{ type: 'paragraph', html: 'La demi-vie ne signifie pas que chaque atome attend une minuterie puis que la moitie disparait d un coup. Chaque noyau instable conserve une probabilite constante de se desintegrer par unite de temps. La courbe lisse apparait quand on compte beaucoup d evenements aleatoires independants.' },
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{ type: 'list', items: ['<strong>Physique scolaire:</strong> calculer les noyaux parents restants apres un nombre donne de demi-vies.', '<strong>Chimie et science nucleaire:</strong> comparer stabilite, vitesse de decroissance et activite relative.', '<strong>Intuition pour le radiocarbone:</strong> comprendre pourquoi les echantillons anciens contiennent moins de carbone 14.', '<strong>Planification des isotopes medicaux:</strong> voir pourquoi les demi-vies courtes sont utiles en imagerie.', '<strong>Education a la radioprotection:</strong> estimer la baisse d activite sans confondre demi-vie et disparition immediate.'] },
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{ name: 'Atur sampel dan waktu', text: 'Sesuaikan jumlah atom yang ditampilkan lalu majukan waktu untuk melihat fraksi tersisa mengikuti hukum eksponensial waktu paruh.' },
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{ name: 'Bandingkan hitungan pasti dan peluang atomik', text: 'Gunakan hasil deterministik sebagai nilai harapan, lalu lihat medan atom untuk memahami mengapa sampel kecil berfluktuasi di sekitar kurva teori.' },
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{ name: 'Tafsirkan aktivitas', text: 'Aktivitas turun sebanding dengan inti yang belum meluruh, sehingga meter menunjukkan sisa laju radiasi relatif terhadap sampel awal.' },
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{ question: 'Mengapa medan atom tidak selalu sama dengan persentase tepat?', answer: 'Peluruhan radioaktif bersifat probabilistik. Rumus memberi fraksi harapan untuk sampel sangat besar, sedangkan medan mensimulasikan atom individual dengan ambang acak.' },
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{ question: 'Apakah aktivitas sama dengan atom tersisa?', answer: 'Untuk satu isotop, aktivitas sebanding dengan jumlah inti yang belum meluruh. Jika 30% atom tersisa, aktivitas sesaat juga sekitar 30% aktivitas awal.' },
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{ question: 'Bisakah dipakai untuk penanggalan radiokarbon?', answer: 'Bisa untuk pemahaman konsep. Penanggalan Carbon-14 nyata juga memakai kurva kalibrasi, koreksi kontaminasi, dan persiapan sampel.' },
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{ question: 'Apakah setiap isotop meluruh menjadi satu produk stabil?', answer: 'Tidak selalu. Beberapa isotop meluruh lewat rantai dengan beberapa produk anak. Alat ini memodelkan waktu paruh isotop induk.' },
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{ type: 'table', headers: ['Waktu berlalu', 'Faktor', 'Inti induk tersisa', 'Aktivitas relatif'], rows: [['0 waktu paruh', '(1/2)^0', '100%', '100%'], ['1 waktu paruh', '(1/2)^1', '50%', '50%'], ['2 waktu paruh', '(1/2)^2', '25%', '25%'], ['3 waktu paruh', '(1/2)^3', '12,5%', '12,5%'], ['5 waktu paruh', '(1/2)^5', '3,125%', '3,125%'], ['10 waktu paruh', '(1/2)^10', '0,098%', '0,098%']] },
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