Beta rays cannot be stopped by:
Correct answer: D. All of these options are correct
- A. Paper
- B. Water
- C. Air
- D. All of these options are correct
Explanation
Beta rays have a high enough frequency, hence, energy to pass through all these mediums without being blocked
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Radioactive decay is the spontaneous transformation of unstable nuclei, described by decay constant, activity, half life and the exponential decay law. Work includes alpha, beta and gamma emissions, decay equations and remaining nuclei, with half life distinguished from the time required for complete decay.
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