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What describes the emissions of an isotope that gives off both beta and gamma radiation?
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What describes the emissions of an isotope that gives off both beta and gamma radiation?

What describes the emissions of an isotope that gives off both beta and gamma radiation-example-1
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Step-by-step explanation:

Beta radiation consists of negatively charged particles-electrons.

Gamma radiation is high-energy photons

Neutral particles are neutrons having no charge.

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According to this question, the answer:

Negatively charged particles and high-energy photons.

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