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Beta rays
Beta rays Be"ta rays (Physics)
Penetrating rays readily deflected by a magnetic or electric
field, emitted by radioactive substances, as radium. They
consist of negatively charged particles or electrons,
apparently the same in kind as those of the cathode rays, but
having much higher velocities (about 35,000 to 180,000 miles
per second).
Meaning of Beta rays from wikipedia
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therapy to kill
cancer cells.
Common beta emitters Electron irradiation Particle physics n (neutron)
rays δ (delta)
rays "Radiation Basics".
United States...
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Beta Ray Bill is a
fictional superhero appearing in
American comic books published by
Marvel Comics.
Debuting in the
Bronze Age of
Comic Books, the character...
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radiation (discovered by
Henri Becquerel)
alpha rays and
beta rays in
ascending order of
penetrating power.
Gamma rays from
radioactive decay are in the energy...
- is
commonly referred to as
beta radiation or
beta rays.
Decays producing electrons or
their antiparticles are
called beta decays. In
regression analysis...
- into two types:
alpha and
beta (now
beta minus),
based on
penetration of
objects and
ability to
cause ionization.
Alpha rays could be
stopped by thin sheets...
- ultraviolet, x-
rays, and
gamma radiation (γ)
particle radiation consists of
particles of non-zero rest energy, such as
alpha radiation (α),
beta radiation...
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Nuclear physics Particle physics Radioactive isotope Rays: β (
beta)
rays γ
Gamma ray δ
Delta ray ε
Epsilon radiation Rutherford scattering "2018 CODATA...
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Particle physics Radioactivity Radiation rays: α (alpha)
rays, +
charge β (
beta)
rays, −
charge X-
ray γ (gamma)
rays, no
charge Podgorsak, E. B., ed. (2005)...
- term "
rays" was
still consistent with then
known particles such as
cathode rays,
canal rays,
alpha rays, and
beta rays.
Meanwhile "cosmic"
ray photons...
- who
proposed to call Villard's
rays gamma rays because they were far more
penetrating than the
alpha rays and
beta rays which he
himself had
already differentiated...
