Physics, asked by Rimjhim715, 1 year ago

what are alpha,beta and gamma rays?how can they be avoided or reduced naturally and scientifically?

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Answered by mehul1045
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When an atom undergoes radioactivity, it emits particles like alpha, beta and gamma rays. Radioactivity basically occurs because the unstable atom tries to attain stability. Hence, when they are unstable, they eventually decay by emitting a particle transforming the nucleus into another nucleus, or into a lower energy state. This chain of decays continues till the nucleus attains the stage of stability.

There are basically three types of radiations that are emitted by radioactive particles. These three are called the alpha, beta and gamma rays. All these radiations are released from the nucleus of the atom. Though all three cause some ionization and have some penetration power, but their behavior differs from the others. We discuss the properties of alpha, beta and gamma rays in detail one by one:

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