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Radiation Foldable Setup

Your Name

radiation radioactive irradiated decay half life contamination

Radiation Foldable: Inside Notes

Alpha, Beta, Gamma Radiation

Alpha Particle Gamma Rays Beta Particle

Alpha Particle Gamma Rays Beta Particle

Radiation Foldable Back Vocab

Radiation fast moving particles and energy released from an unstable nucleus.

Radioactive containing atoms whose unstable nuclei emit radiation.

Irradiated matter which has been hit with a significant amount of radiation.

Decay the release of particles and energy from an atom.

Half Life the amount of time it takes for half of an element’s atoms to decay.

Contamination when radioactive atoms get where you don’t want them to be.

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