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Beta particles themselves do not ionize; rather, they are a form of radiation emitted during radioactive decay that can cause ionization in other materials. When beta particles, which are high-energy electrons or positrons, interact with atoms in matter, they can knock electrons out of those atoms, leading to ionization. This process is a significant concern in radiation safety, as ionization can damage biological tissues. Thus, while beta particles do not ionize themselves, their interactions lead to ionization effects in surrounding materials.
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Why gamma rays have such high penetrating power?
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What are three types of beta decay?
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How many protons will uranium have after releasing a beta particle?
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What place of a clique is a beta?
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