Q 1 & 3 p292 1. Identify which of the four common types of nuclear radiation correspond to the following descriptions: a. An electron b. Uncharged c. Stopped.

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Q 1 & 3 p292 1. Identify which of the four common types of nuclear radiation correspond to the following descriptions: a. An electron b. Uncharged c. Stopped by paper d. High-energy light

Q 1 & 3 p292 1. Identify which of the four common types of nuclear radiation correspond to the following descriptions: a. An electron beta b. Uncharged c. Stopped by paper d. High-energy light

Q 1 & 3 p292 1. Identify which of the four common types of nuclear radiation correspond to the following descriptions: a. An electron beta b. Uncharged neutron c. Stopped by paper d. High-energy light

Q 1 & 3 p292 1. Identify which of the four common types of nuclear radiation correspond to the following descriptions: a. An electron beta b. Uncharged neutron c. Stopped by paper alpha d. High-energy light gamma

Q 1 & 3 p292 3. Explain why charged particles do not penetrate matter deeply.

Q 1 & 3 p292 3. Explain why charged particles do not penetrate matter deeply. Charged particles push or pull against the electrons in the matter, which slows down the charged particle and eventually stops it.