Does a neutron have penetrating power?

Answer 1

Yes, a positron has penetrating power, but not very much. The positron is an anti-electron (antimatter), and it will have little power to penetrate anything, even at high energy. A thin sheet of aluminum foil will stop it. But there is a problem. As far as radiation goes, the positron will not travel far before it will slow down in a series of scattering events, and then find an electron to combine with in mutual annihilaton. This will realease two extremely energetic gamma rays. And they can penetrate stuff big time. They present a radiation hazard.

Answer 2

Neutrons do have penetrating power due to their lack of charge and ability to pass through materials without being affected by electromagnetic forces. This property makes them useful in various applications such as neutron imaging and radiation therapy.

Answer 3

Yes