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Welcome back to Mai Lin’s IGCSE Physics Fast-Track Series! In this lesson, we take a deep dive into one of the most important and beautifully mathematical ideas in nuclear physics — Half-Life and the true meaning behind Radioactive Decay. Why does radioactive material decay gradually instead of suddenly disappearing? How can scientists predict how long a radioactive source will remain dangerous? The answer lies in the concept of half-life, a unique property that governs alpha, beta, and gamma decay across all radioactive isotopes. In this video, we’ll explore what half-life really means, how to calculate it, how it appears in real exam questions, and how radioactive decay follows predictable statistical laws even though each atom behaves randomly. This lesson is essential for understanding nuclear physics, medical imaging, carbon dating, and many Radioactive Decay graphs that appear frequently in IGCSE Physics Paper 2, Paper 4, and Paper 6. 📘 What You’ll Learn: What radioactive decay really means at the atomic level Why decay is random, but why large samples follow predictable patterns The definition and meaning of half-life How to calculate half-life using graphs, tables, and decay curves How to interpret typical IGCSE decay graphs and avoid common mistakes Differences in how alpha, beta, and gamma decay affect activity and penetration Real-world applications: carbon dating, nuclear medicine, geological dating, industrial tracers Step-by-step exam strategies for Paper 2 & Paper 4 calculation questions 💡 Mai Lin’s Tip: “Remember: radioactive decay is like popcorn cooking — you never know which kernel will pop next, but over time the pattern becomes beautifully predictable. That predictable pattern is what we call half-life.” ⚡ Why This Matters: Half-life is one of the core principles in nuclear physics and is guaranteed to appear in IGCSE exams. It connects directly to Nuclear Radiation, Atomic Structure, and Real-World Safety Applications. Mastering half-life calculations will give you a strong advantage in all three papers — P2, P4, and P6 (practical). 📚 Practice & Revision Links: 👉 BBC Bitesize – Half-Life Overview https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/guides... 👉 Physics Classroom – Radioactive Decay Tutorial https://www.physicsclassroom.com/clas... 👉 GCSE Physics Online – Half-Life Worksheet PDF https://www.gcsephysicsonline.com/rad... 🔗 More Resources: 🌐 Website: https://mailinedu.com 📘 Notes (coming soon): Mai Lin’s IGCSE Physics Fast-Track Guide 🎯 Full Playlist: From Zero to A★ with Mai Lin #internationalstudents #igcsephysics0625 #MaiLinEducation #igcsephysics #RadioactiveDecay #HalfLife #AlphaBetaGamma #NuclearRadiation #DecayCurve #RadiationSafety #IGCSEPaper2 #IGCSEPaper4 #IGCSEPaper6 #AStarPhysics #fasttrackphysics #learnphysicsfast #BritishCurriculum #CambridgeIGCSE #IGCSEMalaysia #InternationalCurriculum #ScienceEducation #MalaysiaStudents #highschoolphysics #ExamPrep #PhysicsRevision