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The radioactive warning sign means that a source of radiation, or of radioactive material, is on the other side and should not be approached without using appropriate precautions.

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A radioactive substance is a substance that isn't stable. It tends to break down into smaller atoms which are more stable than itself, and this decay is usually accompanied by radiation(alpha, beta or gamma radiation).

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Emission of particles

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