P.4.3.2 Alpha Beta Gamma

P.4.3.2

Alpha Beta Gamma

Miss Szarszo

Open Ended

Explain in your own words what isotope means. Use the diagram for your explanation

Multiple Choice

Choose the right word for gap 'A'

• Protons

• nucleus

• isotopes

• carbon-13

• neutrons

Multiple Choice

Choose the right word for gap 'B'

• six

• nucleus

• isotopes

• carbon-13

• neutrons

Multiple Choice

Choose the right word for gap 'C'

• six

• nucleus

• isotopes

• carbon-13

• neutrons

Multiple Choice

Choose the right word for gap 'D'

• eight

• nucleus

• carbon-14

• carbon-13

• protons

Multiple Choice

Choose the right word for gap 'E'

• Seven

• nucleus

• electrons

• neutrons

• protons

Multiple Choice

Choose the right word for gap 'F'

• eight

• nucleus

• carbon-14

• carbon-13

• protons

Multiple Choice

Choose the right word for gap 'G'

• six

• seven

• carbon-14

• carbon-13

• eight

Multiple Choice

Choose the right word for gap 'H'

• eight

• nucleus

• carbon-14

• carbon-13

• protons

Multiple Choice

Choose the right word for gap 'I'

• six

• seven

• carbon-14

• carbon-13

• eight

Multiple Select

Choose the best fitting description for alpha particles penetration power and ionization radiation (choose 2 answers)

• Low penetration power

• Moderate penetration power

• Can penetrate most material

• Strong ionising radiation

• Weak ionising radiation

Multiple Select

A neutron decays into two smaller particles. Choose them from the list

• Proton + neutron

• Neutron + electron

• Proton + electron

• Two protons

Multiple Select

Choose the best fitting description for beta particles penetration power and ionization radiation (choose 2 answers)

• Low penetration power

• Moderate penetration power

• Strong ionising radiation

• moderate ionising radiation

• weak ionising radiation

Open Ended

Explain in your own words how gamma rays are different from alpha and beta particles.

Multiple Choice

What happens to the neutron during neutron radiation?

• It decays to electron and protons

• It is emitted from the atom

• It gets ionised