Physics, 24.03.2020 07:38 AaronEarlMerringer

(WORD BANK: radiation, gamma, negatively, alpha, beta, positively, gamma, helium, electrons,
Unstable)
1. Emission of charged particles is
2.
particles penetrate through paper.
3.
particles penetrate aluminum.
4. A massless emission is
decay.
5.
_ is released during an alpha decay.
6.
is released during a beta decay.
7. Alpha particles are
charged particles.
8. Beta particles are
charged particles.
9.
rays are emitted usually after an alpha or a beta decay.
10. The energy emitted by an
nuclei is called a radiation.

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