☢️ Radioactive
U+2622-U+FE0F☢️ Meaning & Usage
The radiation symbol is instantly recognizable—yellow background with black jagged lines spreading outward like waves. You’ll find it on nuclear power plants, lab doors, and hazardous material containers warning of invisible but deadly ionizing radiation. It tells people to keep distance and wear protective gear, serving as a universal safety alert. In movies and TV shows, it often appears in sci-fi settings, symbolizing mysterious energy sources or alien technology. Though neutral in design, it carries deep cultural weight, evoking fear and awe about the power—and danger—of modern science.
Usage Examples
"Please note that there is radioactive material in the laboratory area ☢️"
"Please note that there is radioactive material in the laboratory area ☢️"
"Please note that there is radioactive material in the laboratory area ☢️"
Technical Info
U+2622-U+FE0F☢-u+fe0f;\2622-u+fe0f\u{2622-u+fe0f}Code Preview
<span class="symbol-radioactive">☢️</span> <!-- Unicode: U+2622-U+FE0F --> <!-- Name: Radioactive -->
Keyboard Shortcuts
Alt + 2622Type 2622 then press Option + EnterCtrl + Shift + U, type 2622, EnterQuick Actions
☢️ Meaning & Usage
The radiation symbol is instantly recognizable—yellow background with black jagged lines spreading outward like waves. You’ll find it on nuclear power plants, lab doors, and hazardous material containers warning of invisible but deadly ionizing radiation. It tells people to keep distance and wear protective gear, serving as a universal safety alert. In movies and TV shows, it often appears in sci-fi settings, symbolizing mysterious energy sources or alien technology. Though neutral in design, it carries deep cultural weight, evoking fear and awe about the power—and danger—of modern science.
Usage Examples
"Please note that there is radioactive material in the laboratory area ☢️"
"Please note that there is radioactive material in the laboratory area ☢️"
"Please note that there is radioactive material in the laboratory area ☢️"
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How do I copy the Radioactive symbol?
Simply click the Copy Symbol button on this page to copy ☢️ to your clipboard, then paste it anywhere.
What Unicode code point does Radioactive have?
The Unicode code point for Radioactive isU+2622-U+FE0F. For HTML use ☢-u+fe0f;, for CSS use \2622-u+fe0f.
What block does Radioactive belong to?
Radioactive belongs to the Miscellaneous Symbols block.
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