Discuss the implications of alpha particle absorption in safety measures.
Alpha particle
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6th - 12th Grade
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The video tutorial explains radioactive decay, focusing on alpha particles, a common form of ionizing radiation. It highlights their destructive nature and limited penetration ability, noting that even a piece of paper can absorb them.
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What is the significance of a piece of paper in relation to alpha particles?
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