Physics Department at AlbaNova University Centre in Stockholm has put 3175 radioactive isotopes to sound.
http://www.nuclear.kth.se/radioactiveorchestra/
Thought someone might find of interest, or use. If this was already posted, I missed it, sorry.
Sometimes the brain might be able to discern different sounds that might take special optics to visualize, or not be seen. Also allows one to keep eyes on the task at hand by using sound etc.
Radioactive Orchestra
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