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Atomic nuclei can reach the excited state in some way (e.g. beta decay). Atomic nuclei in the excited state can transit to the low excited state or ground state by emitting gamma rays. This phenomenon is called gamma decay or gamma transition. There is no essential difference between photons emitted by nuclear level transition and photons emitted by atomic level transition. The difference is that the photon energy emitted by atomic level transition is only eV~ke. The photon energy emitted by the nuclear level transition is MeV. Without considering the recoil of the nucleus, the photon energy Eg can be expressed as Eg=Es-Ex. Sometimes the transition from the excited state to the lower energy state of the nucleus does not emit photons, but directly transfers the energy to the extranuclear electrons to make the electrons detach from the atom. This phenomenon is called internal conversion (IC), the zengyingji.37ix.com.cnslglj.37ix.com.cnzengsuji.37ix.com.cnzengsujisl.37ix.com.cnzengliang.37ix.com.cn
zhidaijil.37ix.com.cnelectrons detached from the atom. The nucleus in the excited state can return to the ground state either by radiating gamma photons or by producing the internally converted electrons. What exactly happens depends entirely on the energy level characteristics of the nucleus. The sum of the kinetic energy of the internally converted electrons and the ionization energy of the shell electrons corresponds to the energy difference between the two levels of the nucleus. That is to say, the energy difference between the two levels of the nucleus is equal to the energy difference between the two levels of the nucleus. The energy of gamma photons emitted by the transition. The study of internal conversion is an important means to acquire knowledge of nuclear energy levels. Of course, the characteristic X-ray of atoms can also be produced by internal conversion.