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Radioactive Dice Decay Simulation for Windows

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This software provides a flexible simulation of the radioactive dice experiment, modeling decay with tunable probabilities and auto-calculated constants and half-lives for educational purposes.
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  • Pros

    • Simulates radioactive decay experiment effectively
    • Allows fine-tuning of decay probability
    • Automatically calculates decay constant and half-life
    • Displays calculations in a range of units
    • Useful for A Level to undergraduate students

  • Cons

    • Licensed for educational and personal use only
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Latest update
Version
1.0
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Windows
Operating System
  • Windows 10
  • Windows Vista
  • Windows 7
Additional Requirements
Microsoft .NET Framework
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344
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By Paul Secular Software
Model the "radioactive dice" classroom experiment.
A simple, powerful and flexible computer simulation of the "Radioactive Dice" classroom experiment, which models radioactive decay. A pseudo-random number generator is used to generate random numbers in lieu of dice, allowing users the ability to fine-tune the probability of decay. The decay constant and half-life are automatically calculated from the chosen probability and time unit and can be independently viewed in a range of units. This is a useful aid for students allowing them to see the relationship between these various measures. This software is suitable for teachers and students of A Level, Cert HE and 1st year undergraduate courses, and may even be useful for GCSE courses. It is licensed for educational and personal use only.
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