Beta radiation
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Beta radiation is the emission of electrons or positrons
during the radioactive decay process or during a nuclear reaction. Beta
radiation has an energy continuum. The maximum energy Eßmax is always quoted, e.g. for P-32 decay this is 1.7 MeV. Beta radiation
is easily absorbed by thin layers (e.g. plastic or 1 cm aluminium).
Diagram beta radiation

Energy distribution of the electrons
(ß- particles) emitted during the ß- decay of P-32.
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