of the main types of radiation emitted from naturally occurring (alpha, beta, gamma) isotopes which is the most penetrating?
α - rays have positive charge
β - rays have negative charge
γ - rays have no charge
α - rays have +2 e charge
β - rays have - echarge
γ - rays have "0" charge
α - rays have a mass of 6.65 x 10-27 kg
β - rays have a mass of 9.1 x 10-31
γ - rays have a mass of " 0 " kg
α - rays formed by natural isotope
β - rays formed by radioisotopes
γ - rays formed by as a result of alpha and beta decay.
α - rays have least penetration power
β - rays have moderated penetration power
γ - rays have high penetrated power
of the main types of radiation emitted from naturally occurring (alpha, beta, gamma) isotopes which is the...
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