A pocket of radiation is a place where radiation is highly concentrated.
Found usually around metal objects as metal will store radiation much longer.
When Chernobyl accident toke place, the force of the reactor explosion blasted large amount of debris up in the air, witch came back down around the reactor. This debris is highly radioactive and usually the cause of these Pockets of Radiation.
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"Pockets of radiation" refer to localized areas where radiation levels are higher than normal background levels. These can be caused by sources such as nuclear accidents, industrial activities, or naturally occurring radioactive materials. Monitoring and managing these areas is important to protect human health and the environment.
Poly pockets are plastic papers that are meant to be put inside a binder...
Hot Pockets are made at various manufacturing facilities owned by Nestlé, which is the parent company of the Hot Pockets brand. The specific locations can vary, but they are typically produced in the United States.
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No, radiation does not rise. Radiation can travel in all directions from its source, with its behavior dependent on the type of radiation and the surrounding environment.
Plastic foam containing pockets of air is a good insulator. The air pockets hinder the transfer of heat or electricity, making it difficult for these forms of energy to pass through the material. This makes plastic foam with air pockets an effective insulator for keeping things warm or preventing electrical conduction.