2. Name three other radiation types found in the environment. ? 4. What is the d

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2. Name three other radiation types found in the environment. ?
4. What is the difference between alpha, beta and gamma radiation? 2. Name three other radiation types found in the environment. ?
4. What is the difference between alpha, beta and gamma radiation? 2. Name three other radiation types found in the environment. ?
4. What is the difference between alpha, beta and gamma radiation?
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Please Thank U Table 1. Data Measurement of background radiation and radiation emitted fromCs with G voltage at 760 V. M tabe Voltage Background Count rate Net count rate (Subtract Run No. radiation witCs background count rate count rate source from count rate with (counts/s),(countss source) (counts/s) 760 Average background count rate Average count rate with Cs source Average net count rate Standard deviation on average net count rate Table 2. Data Measurement of background radiation and radiation emitted from "Cs with GM tube voltage at 800 V. VoltageBackground Count rate Net count rate (Subtract Run No. radiation count rate with Cs background count rate source from count rate with (counts/sounts)Cs source) counts/s 800 35 Average background count rate Average count rate with Cs source Average net count rate Standard deviation on average net count rate Table 3. Data Measurement of background radiation and radiation emitted from "Cs with GM tube voltage at 840 V. BackgroundT countrate-Netcountrate (Subtract volta, radiation with Cs background count rate count rate Run from count rate with s Cs source) source (counts/s) (counts/s)1 (counts/s) 840 -3.uu 43 2. Average background count rate Average count rate with "Cs source Average net count rate Standard deviation on average net count rate Slope of graph Correlation Parameter

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2) three types of radiation is alpha , beta , gamma radiation

3) The difference table has been added below

Alpha Rays Beta Rays Gamma rays These are nuclei of helium. These are fast moving electrons. These are electromagnetic radiations. positive charge. negative charge. nuetral They deflected towards anode in an electrical field. They are deflected towards cathode in an electrical field. They are not deflected in an electrical field. velocity is approximately equal to 1/10th of the velocity of light velocity is approximately is equal to the velocity of light. velocity is equal to the velocity of light. Their ionization power of gasses is very high. These rays ionize gasses to lesser extent. These are weak ionizer of gasses. Their penetrating power is very low. Their penetrating power is much greater than alpha rays. Due to non material nature and very high speed the penetrating power of these rays are greater. mass is 6.64 X 10-27 kg mass is 9.106 X 10-31 kg massless

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