Question

Six types of radiation produced during nuclear decay . Name Them .......... Class 12 Ch -3 Radioactivity .................​

Answer 1

Answer:

sorry I give the answer of 5 types radiation

Explanation:

There are 5 different types of radioactive decay.

Alpha decay follows the form: ...

Beta negative decay follows the form: ...

Gamma decay follows the form: ...

Positron emission (also called Beta positive decay) follows the form: ...

Electron capture follows the form:

Answer 2

Names of radiations produced during nuclear decay:

1. alpha decay

2. beta decay

3. gamma decay

4. beta positive decay

5. electron caputure.

Following three radiations are taken from alpha, beta and gamma decays;

$\large\rm { X_{z}^{a} \longrightarrow Y^{a-4}_{z-2} + He^{4}_{2} ( \alpha \ particle) }$

$\large\rm { X_{z}^{a} \longrightarrow Y^{a}_{z+1} + e^{0}_{-1} ( radiation) }$

$\large\rm { X^{a+}_{z} \longrightarrow Y^{a}_{z} + h_{f} (\gamma \ ray) }$