Radioactivity

[Andrey29R]

I propose to combine, using emitters of electromagnetic waves and radiation, electromagnetic waves of different lengths - radio waves and radioactivity. So that there are ripples of radioactivity on an electromagnetic wave of high power and length (like ripples of small waves on a large sea wave). An electromagnetic wave of great length and power (radio wave) acts as a carrier of radioactivity. This can increase the distance of radioactivity and allow you to change the properties of radioactive elements over a long distance. Which can be used to deactivate radioactive waste from a safe distance.
This can be determined experimentally by combining high-power electromagnetic waves and different types of radiation. For example, directing electromagnetic and radioactive radiation in a cross direction and measuring the radioactivity level in the direction of electromagnetic radiation.
It will be interesting to read the opinions of experts on this matter.

 

[IRstuff]

You seem to be confused; radioactivity, at least, of the ionizing variety are carried by particles, not waves and no amount of RF emission can boost radioactivity.

 

[Andrey29R]

It is possible that this method can be used to speed up the decay of radioactive elements.

 

[georgeverghese]

So you think you can bombard a slowly decaying nucleus with long wave high amplitude RF waves in order to speed up the nuclear disintegration ?

 

[Andrey29R]

The basic idea is to use high-power electromagnetic waves as a carrier of radioactivity to change the properties of radioactive elements at a large and safe distance. This is just a guess. I wonder what experts think about this topic.

 

[IRstuff]

use high-power electromagnetic waves as a carrier of radioactivity

This phrase is nonsense. EM waves, are radio-frequency (RF) waves, meaning they can be used for radio communications and have nothing to do with radioactivity, which is nuclei disintegrating.

Again, EM waves cannot affect radioactivity and vice-versa.

This does not require experts, only high school physics.

 

[Andrey29R]

This phrase is nonsense. EM waves, are radio-frequency (RF) waves, meaning they can be used for radio communications and have nothing to do with radioactivity, which is nuclei disintegrating.

Again, EM waves cannot affect radioactivity and vice-versa.

This does not require experts, only high school physics.

The hypothesis is that high-power electromagnetic waves, interacting with a flow of radioactive elements, will act as a transporter of radioactivity over a long distance and will influence radioactive elements from this distance.

 

[georgeverghese]

You mean augmenting a particulate very high energy alpha ray beam with a high power RF beam so it can travel longer distances to accelerate radioactive decay of some remote located radioactive substance ?

 

[Andrey29R]

You mean augmenting a particulate very high energy alpha ray beam with a high power RF beam so it can travel longer distances to accelerate radioactive decay of some remote located radioactive substance ?

In general, yes. A powerful electromagnetic wave acts as a medium, a flow, a means of transporting a radioactive agent to influence radioactive elements at a great distance.