Nuclear chemistry is the study of the breakup of unstable nuclei, which results in the emission of radiation and energy. There are three types of radiation; alpha (伪), beta (尾) and gamma (纬).
There are 3 types of radiation, alpha (\(\alpha\)), beta (\(\beta\)) and gamma (\(\gamma\)). Their properties can be studied using an electrical field.
Alpha
\(\alpha\) - Slow moving positively charged particle, attracted to the negative plate.
Beta
\(\beta\) - Fast moving negatively charged particle, attracted to the positive plate.
Gamma
\(\gamma\) - Electromagnetic radiation (travels at the speed of light). No deflection.