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Just below the X-ray spectrum is the spectrum of ultraviolet light. UV light has just slightly less energy than the "softest" X-rays.

Gamma radiation differs from x-rays only in that it doesn't come from an artificial source.

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The answer is right here, on Answers.com. http://www.answers.com/topic/beta-decay Actually, Beta-decay releases beta particles, which can be either electrons or positrons (anti-matter! :D).

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gamma rays, but they have shoterwavelength and therefore more energy

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Beta radiation made of electrons or positrons.

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Beta-radiation is likened to being a fast-moving electron.

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You think probable to beta particles.

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The answer is Beta.

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Gamma Ray

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beta decay

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Gamma rays.

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