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Some problems about α, β particles and rays
The answer is as follows:

First of all, let's talk about α, β,

Gamma particle

Alpha particles are

Helium atom

Two are missing.

electron

Helium nucleus needs two electrons because it has lost two electrons.

positive electricity

Beta particles are electrons;

Gamma particles are energetic.

photon

Why not call them directly, but give them some names? This has nothing to do with history.

material

. find

atomic structure

Later, I found out.

radioactivity

This phenomenon was discovered by Alpha at that time.

granule

I didn't know it was a helium nucleus without two electrons, so I named it alpha particle, but it turned out to be a helium nucleus without two electrons. β and γ particles are also found in this way.

Answer below

Your question

1.

An alpha particle can capture two electrons and become

electric neutrality

Helium nucleus, but it's best not to say that there are beta particles, so we take it from.

nuclear disintegration

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The electron of

It is called beta rays, or beta particles. Obviously, when a irradiated alpha particle encounters two electrons, it is not necessarily an electron that decays from the nucleus. Therefore, when alpha particles are neutralized, it is more accurate to say that electrons are neutralized.

2.

Alpha particles are not radioactive, so-called radioactivity means releasing alpha, beta or gamma.

element

It's not released radiation particles, okay?

3.

Alpha particles and beta particles are themselves radiation particles, or they are called them.

ray

More precisely, because irradiated particles usually

vitality

, at

Cloud chamber/expansion chamber/fog chamber

or

explorer

Form a ray in.

4.

Yes or no

electric charge

And radiation are two different things.

concept

. Radiation refers to particles (α, β or γ) with high energy and instability, which release radiation through decay or reaction.

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