The atom produced by radioactive decay can either be another radioactive atom or a stable (nonradioactive) atom. The radioactive decay modes of most concern for the radionuclides in GTCC LLRW are alpha particle and beta particle emission, and the resultant gamma rays and X-rays that accompany these decay processes.
The Shape and Size. Select a shallow pan with somewhat flared sides and a nonstick surface to fry your eggs in. Shallow pans encourage moisture to evaporate during the cooking process to prevent your eggs from steaming rather than frying. The flared sides, meanwhile, allow you to easily flip the eggs in the pan and slide them right off onto your breakfast plate.
Do not use a pan that is too large, as the eggs will spread out too thinly and cook too quickly. Melt some butter (approximately 1 teaspoon butter per egg) in the frying pan. When all the butter is melted, reduce heat to low and add the beaten egg mixture. Cooking the scrambled eggs: Cook eggs at a low temperature. The biggest mistake people make is turning the heat too high.