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Who was the first scientist to have a hypothesis about X-rays? Henri Becquerel...
Who gave radioactivity its name? Marie Curie...
What is radio activitie's second name? Radioactive decay...
What are the three types of radio active decay? Alpha decay, Beta decay,& Gamma decay...
What nucleus is similar to the alpha particle? A helium nucleus...
What is conservation in alpha decay? In an alpha particle the mass number is conserved and the charge is also conserved...
What is a beta particle? It is either a positron or an electron...
How many types of beta decay are there? There are two types of beta decay...
What are the two types of beta decay? One is carbon-14 undergo beta decay. Two is some isotopes undergo beta decay...
What is an isotope? Is an atom that has the same number of protons as other atoms of the same element, but do not have the same number of eutrons...
What is gamma decay? The release of gamma rays from the nucleus...
What causes gamma decay to not cause an element to change into another element? It's because gamma rays have no mass or charge
What are the penetrating powers of each particle? Alpha:is stopped by paper or clothing Beta:is stopped by 3mm of aluminum Gamma:is stopped by a few cm of lead or a few m of concrete...
What happens when an organism absorbs radiation? Its cells can be damaged...
What are the symptoms of radiation symptoms? Include fatigue, loss of appetite,hair loss, destruction of blood cells, and can even result in death...
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