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β-particles can be stopped by:
- 1 cm thick aluminium foil
- a sheet of paper
- a few centimeters of air
- all of these
- β-particles can be stopped by 1 cm thick aluminium foil and 1 m of air.
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Answer: A Explanation: -
The rays which do not consist of matter particles are:
- α-rays
- β-rays
- γ-rays
- none of these
- As γ-rays are a form of electromagnetic radiation.
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Answer: C Explanation: -
The rays consist of high energy photons and are released by the nucleus during disintegration:
- α-rays
- β-rays
- γ-rays
- all of these
- Gamma radiations consist of photons
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Answer: C Explanation: -
Gamma radiations have:
- very low mass
- no charge
- low energy
- no mass and charge
- N/A
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Answer: D Explanation: -
Velocity of γ-rays is:
- 10 times greater than alpha particles
- same as that of light
- 10 times greater than that of light
- 1/10th than that of light
- N/A
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Answer: B Explanation: -
The ionizing power of γ-rays is:
- 10 times greater than alpha particles
- less as compared to both α and β-particles
- 1/10th of that of β-particles
- 10 times greater than that of β-particles;
- Gamma photons can displace electron from gas molecule, but the chances of photon-electron collisions are small.
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Answer: B Explanation: -
Which one of the followng rays is most penetrating?
- α-rays
- β-rays
- γ-rays
- none of these
- Because of their high velocity and non-material nature.
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Answer: C Explanation: -
γ-rays can be stopped by:
- 5cm thick sheet of lead
- several cm thick layer of concrete
- both a & b
- thick sheet of paper
- N/A
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Answer: C Explanation: -
α-rays consist of:
- one neutron and one proton
- two protons only
- two electrons and two protons
- two protons and two neutrons
- N/A
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Answer: D Explanation: -
In ionization chamber method used for the measurement of radioactivity , the ionization chamber is called?
- Dosimeter
- electrometer
- potentiometer
- none of these
- N/A
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Answer: A Explanation: