Chemistry, asked by arshdeep1905, 1 year ago

Why alpha paricles do not penetrate through nucleus?​

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Answered by swaasthika96
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As the nucleus is densely packed with protons and neutrons the alpha particles gets deflected back.

Answered by mukul346274
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At these high speeds they have enough energy to break bonds in matter or ionise atoms (knock electrons off), which is especially deleterious for living cells. An interesting thing about alpha particles is that they do not penetrate far through matter (unlike beta or gamma radiation). They are stopped by paper!

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