Padmanabha Rao

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Have you ever heard any institute paying salary of a scientist arbitrarily?

Dr. S.R. Vadera, the current Director of the Defence Laboratory (Defence Research & Development Organization under Ministry of Defence) Jodhpur in India and Member of Research Gate did not...

30 December 2017 9,516 5 View

Why can't the famous formula E= mc2 be applied to X-rays?

As such, the formula is applicable to the particles having mass. The formula can be made applicable to X-rays, gamma rays and Bharat radiation only when they were assumed to have negligibly small...

16 October 2014 9,206 45 View

Is 131-I atom a free one in 131-I labelled sodium iodide?

Are the excited atoms in radioisotopes free from unexcited atoms in radioisotopes? Peruse the paper published in Brazilian Journal of Physics in March 2010 and see for 'new atomic state of solids...

13 October 2014 595 7 View

Can the optical radiation detected from a metal at room temperature be attributed to incandescence?

UV dominant optical radiation was newly detected from cobalt metal present as 57-Co at room temperature. Can it be called incandescence? Reference: Braz. J. Phy., 40, no 1,...

26 June 2014 5,422 2 View

Can the new class of atomic spectra of solids (radioisotopes and XRF sources) produced by Bharat Radiation be regarded as physics discovery?

M.A.Padmanabha Rao's Discovery 5: Discovery, Volume 4, Number 10, April 2013 http://www.discovery.org.in/PDF_Files/d_20130402.pdf

11 April 2014 7,129 1 View

Can the UV dominant optical emission newly detected from XRF sources present as salts like Rb XRF source be called a discovery?

M.A.Padmanabha Rao's Discovery 2 Discovery, Volume 4, Number 10, April 2013 http://www.discovery.org.in/PDF_Files/d_20130402.pdf

25 March 2014 3,937 3 View

What are the latest discoveries on XRF (X-ray fluorescent) sources?

M.A.Padmanabha Rao's discoveries.

25 March 2014 3,267 1 View

What happens when beta, gamma or X-ray passes through core-Coulomb space?

This previously unknown phenomenon taking place in radioisotopes and XRF sources was reported in Braz. J. Phy., 40, no 1, 38-46, 2010. Does the beta, gamma or X-ray knock out a core electron as...

08 February 2014 6,972 1 View

Is there any means of getting atomic emission of light from a solid salt at room temperature?

Solid salt such as rubidium sulfate is known to emit atomic emission of light only when subjected to high temperatures. Recent study has unfolded that gamma irradiation of the salt can cause...

29 January 2014 6,105 1 View

Can an XRF (X-ray fluorescent) source emit UV?

So far, X-ray source such as XRF source or X-ray tube used in hospital is known for X-ray emission alone. The question is whether X-rays are followed by UV from within the same excited atoms of...

29 January 2014 4,667 6 View

What can be done for a metal like Copper to emit UV at room temperature?

Metals like copper or silver are never known to emit UV at room temperature. It is now possible by gamma irradiation of metal.

29 January 2014 1,039 3 View

Can radioisotopes emit UV?

So far radioisotopes are known for ionizing radiation emissions such as alpha, beta, gamma, and characteristic X-rays. The question is whether gamma, beta, and characteristic X-ray emissions in...

29 January 2014 445 2 View