RADIOAKTIV NURLARNING QONGA TA'SIRI
Keywords:
Radioactive rays, alpha rays, beta rays, gamma rays, blood, biological effect.Abstract
This article analyzes the effects of radioactive rays on the blood, their biological effects and health hazards. Radioactive rays mainly consist of alpha, beta and gamma rays, and their entry into the human body can cause a number of changes in the blood. Through this article, we will consider the problems associated with radioactive rays and ways to combat them.
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