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Radiation 101

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Which process occurs when the nucleus of an atom emits particles and energy to become stable?

Radioactive decay (correct)

Radioisotopes

Ionizing radiation

Radioactivity

What are the two primary sources of naturally occurring radioisotopes?

Alpha and beta particles

Velocity and charge

Uranium and Carbon-14 (correct)

Mass and energy

What are radioisotopes?

Atoms with too few or too many electrons

Atoms that are harmful types of radiation

Atoms that emit particles and energy

Atoms with the same number of protons but different number of neutrons (correct)

Which type of radiation has a finite range in matter?

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What are the five physical characteristics used to differentiate between particulate and electromagnetic radiation?

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Radiation 101

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Questions and Answers

Which process occurs when the nucleus of an atom emits particles and energy to become stable?

What are the two primary sources of naturally occurring radioisotopes?

What are radioisotopes?

Which type of radiation has a finite range in matter?

What are the five physical characteristics used to differentiate between particulate and electromagnetic radiation?

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