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A radioactive source emits three types of radiations. These are a
radiations, β and Y radiation.
α radiation
(i) a particles are He I iu m nucleus 2He4.
(ii) a particles are positively charged.
(iii) The mass of each a particle is 4 a. m. u.
(iv) Ionization power of a particle is maximum. It is about 100 times more than that of β particles.
(v) α particle has velocity less than the velocity of light i.e 1 x 107 ms-1.
(vi) The penetrating power of a particle is least.
(vii) a particles are less deflected by electric and magnetic fields.
β particles
(i) β particles are like electrons -1β°.
(ii) β particles are negatively charged.
(iii) The mass of each β particle is negligble.
(iv) Velocity of β particle is comparable to the velocity of light.
( v) Ionization power of β particle is about 100 times more than that of Y radiations.
(vi) Penetrating power of β particles is less but 100 times more than that of a particle.
(vii) β particles are more deflected by electric and magnetic field but in opposite direction.
Y radiations
(i) Y radiations a re electromagnetic radiations.
(ii) Y radiations have no charge.
(iii) Y radiations have no mass.
(iv) Velocity of Y radiation is equal to the velocity of light.
( v) Ionization power is least.
(vi)Y radiations have maximum penetration power. They are 100 times more penetrating than β particles.
(vii) Y radiations a re unaffected by electric and magnetic field.
Heavy nucleus undergo radioactivity because they are unstable.
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