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neutrons and protons make the nucleus

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Cole                               An unstable nucleus is radioactive and referred to as radioactive nuclei. The balance of protons and neutrons determine whether a nucleus will be stable or unstable. In a stable atom the protons and neutrons are held together very strongly, however an unstable atom they are not held together strongly.  

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Cole                               An unstable nucleus is radioactive and referred to as radioactive nuclei. The balance of protons and neutrons determine whether a nucleus will be stable or unstable. In a stable atom the protons and neutrons are held together very strongly, however an unstable atom they are not held together strongly.  

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An unstable nucleus is radioactive and referred to as radioactive nuclei. The balance of protons and neutrons determine whether a nucleus will be stable or unstable. In a stable atom the protons and neutrons are held together very strongly, however an unstable atom they are not held together strongly.

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ur made of atoms malaka

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isolope

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An isotope is an atom of the same element with different mass numbers. Most elements have two or more isotopes, all of which have the same chemical properties, but slightly different masses. In some cases, an isotope of an element can be unstable, meaning it then begins to decay to form other elements. An isotope can often become unstable when there is an unbalance of protons to neutrons.

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There is no difference from natural and artificial radiation because natural radioactivity comes from radioactive elements present in nature. While artificial radioactivity come from elements created in reactors and accelerators.

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It is the balance of protons to neutrons that makes an atom stable or unstable. Too many or too little protons can disrupt the energy that binds both to protons and neutrons together, causing it to fall out of balance, this making it unstable.

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An isotope is an element with a different mass number.

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Atoms are everything

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what is an alpha particle and a beta

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oi mandem chuck us a cheeky nandos innit

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Nuclear waste, they are fuel rods in nuclear reactors and have a mixture of radioisotopes.
They cause harm to humans

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A stable atom is an atom that has enough binding energy to hold the nucleus together permanently. In unstable nuclei, the strong nuclear forces do not generate enough binding energy to hold the nucleus together permanently.

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Beta and alpha are particles but gamma isn't a  particle.

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atoms of the same element but different masses

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If a pregnant woman is exposed to radiation the baby can have defects

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people use radioactivity in the medical field

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Gamma rays are not particles but it bursts the energy by releasing alpha particle and beta particle.

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fast-moving electron emitted by radioactive decay of substances

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An isotope is an atom with of the same element but a different mass, they don’t differ in chemical properties, but contain a different number of neutrons in the nucleus.

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Beta particles has the same size and mass same as electrons. Beta particles can have negative and positive charge.

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An unstable nucleus is radioactive and referred to as radioactive nuclei. The balance of protons and neutrons determine whether a nucleus will be stable or unstable. In a stable atom the protons and neutrons are held together very strongly, however an unstable atom they are not held together strongly.

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Beta particles are made of electrons and travel very fast

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Alpha particles are helium nucleus which contain two protons and two neutrons. Alpha particles has positive charged.

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The number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus makes an atom stable or unstable.

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Natural radiation is the nucleus get apart by nature and comes up with a new element but the artificial radiation is the nucleus get apart by human force.

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The number of neutrons and in it

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In some atoms the protons and neutrons in the nucleus are not held together strongly.

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An isotope is two or more forms of the same element that contain equal amounts of protons but different amount of neutrons, they therefore differ in relative atomic mass but not in chemical properties.

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An alpha particle is helium nuclei that come of bigger particle. The are made of protons and neutrons and travel very slowly

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Atoms has the same element with different mass number are called isotopes.

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Similarities/Differences between Alpha particles, Beta particles and Gamma rays 

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Similarities/Differences between Alpha particles, Beta particles and Gamma rays 

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The difference between Artificial and Natural Radiation

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The difference between Artificial and Natural Radiation

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What determines if a Nucleus is stable or not?

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What determines if a Nucleus is stable or not?