Nuclear Chemistry
alpha, beta, gamma radiation
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Topics of this game:
- What is half-life?
- What is fission?
- What is fusion?
- What is the force that holds particles in the nucleus together?
- Which type of radiation is the most harmful to a human being?
- What is the result of beta decay?
- Which type of radiation involves a neutron converting to a proton and an electron?
- What are isotopes?
- type of radiation that is pure light wave
- type of radiation that releases a positively charged particle
- type of radiation that emits a particle that is slow
- type of radiation that releases a negatively charged particle
- type of radiation that does not affect the atomic number of the parent nuclei
- type of radiation that releases a neutral particle
- type of radiation that emits an electron
- What type of particle is easiest to stop?
- All nuclei that contain more than _____ protons are radioactive
- What is formed when a neutron changes into a proton?
- What type of particles penetrate more matter than alpha particles?
- Which is the most dangerous type of radiation?
- Nuclei undergo radioactive decay to become
- What happens in the core of the sun?
- What is the name of the force that holds the nucleus together?
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