Radiochemical Analysis and Its Applications.pptx

Rediochemical analysis brief explaination

1. Radiochemical Analysis and Its Applications Presented by Muhammad Bilal ID 14202
Semester 6 th Section “B”

2. What is Radiochemical Analysis? • Radiochemical analysis uses radioactive elements to study chemicals.
• It helps detect and measure very small amounts of substances.
• Used in science, medicine, environment, and industry.

3. In the Environment • Finds radioactive pollution in soil, water, and air.
• Tracks how harmful substances like cesium-137 move in nature.
• Helps protect people and animals from radiation.

4. In Medicine • Uses radioactive substances called radiotracers to see inside the body.
• Helps doctors find diseases and treat cancer .
• Tests how organs like the kidneys , lungs , and thyroid are working.

5. In the Nuclear Industry • Makes sure nuclear fuels are pure.
• Checks radiation levels inside power plants.
• Helps keep nuclear energy safe.

6. In Research and Dating • Carbon-14 dating tells us the age of ancient things like bones or artifacts.
• Scientists label DNA or proteins with radioactivity to see how they behave.
• Helps in drug development and understanding biology.

7. In Food and Forensics • Detects radiation in food to keep it safe.
• Used in food irradiation to kill germs.
• Helps in forensics by finding tiny clues using radioactive labels.

8. Conclusion Radiochemical analysis is a powerful tool in many fields .
It helps us detect , understand , and solve problems using radioactivity.
From medicine to the environment , it plays a big role in keeping us safe and improving technology.
It shows how science and radioactive elements can work for the benefit of people and the planet.