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11 July, 03:10

Which type of radiation is the smallest in size?

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    Beta particles is the smallest type of radiation as its just electron/s. Alpha particles and Gamma rays are larger than beta particles. Alpha particles is a helium nuclei and we know that iodine-131 is an example of gamma rays. SO beta particles are smaller than a helium nuclei and a Iodine atom.
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