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radioactive substances

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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

Radioactive substances are atoms that decay naturally. They can give off alpha particles, beta particles and gamma radiation. Unlike X-ray sources they cannot be turned off, so their control is more difficult.

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Answered by rchhalaria
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A radioactive substance is unstable and produces dangerous kinds of radiation.

It is unstable because the strong nuclear force that holds the nucleus of the atom together is not balanced with the electric force that wants to push it apart.

Because it's unstable, the atoms will decay into more stable ones.

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