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Nuclear Radiation Energy resources & Ionisation Power resources (Provided by Chris V, Jordan C, Adrian J, Josh M, Matt S... St Helena SC 2013)

Nuclear radiation energy - The particles and photons emitted during reactions that involve the nucleus of an atom.

The invisible but highly energetic particles emitted in radioactive decay. Nuclear radiation sends out very high energy which can cause severe damage to atoms and molecules in other living things include plants, fish, animals, etc. All nuclear radiation is highly energetic and the various form of radiation differs in their ability to penetrate matter. 3 categories - 1 charged heavy particles of mass, 2 electromagnetic radiation, 3 neutron radiation.

Nuclear radiation are the particles and photons emitted during reactions that involve the nucleus of an atom.


 * Directly related to the penetration **

The more localised the ionization is the less penetration power there is
 * Alpha particles least penetration because they are the most densely spread out when ionizing
 * Gamma radiation has an ionizing power so low that they penetrate very deeply

Nuclear radiation energy -

The particles and photons emitted during reactions that involve the nucleus of an atom.

The invisible but highly energetic particles emitted in radioactive decay. Nuclear radiation sends out very high energy which can cause severe damage to atoms and molecules in other living things include plants, fish, animals, etc. All nuclear radiation is highly energetic and the various form of radiation differs in their ability to penetrate matter. 3 categories - 1 charged heavy particles of mass, 2 electromagnetic radiation, 3 neutron radiation.

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