We learned that some Isotopes are UNSTABLE. For example, Carbon has 2 isotopes, Carbon 12 (6 protons and 6 neutrons) but Carbon 14 (6 protons and 8 neutrons) is UNSTABLE. Carbon 14 decays and gives off stuff. Uranium isotopes are VERY unstable. This one gives off so much stuff you can see the visible yellow light.
MAJOR TYPES OF NUCLEAR DECAY

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The visible yellow light is evidence of the nucleus throwing off particles from inside the nucleus (called nuclear decay)
The visible yellow light is evidence that the Uranium rock is sad
The visible yellow light is evidence that the Uranium rock is ashamed of itself
The visible yellow light is evidence that Uranium has mood swings.
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Alpha Radiation: Look at the picture showing an example of alpha radiation. The Uranium has too many "particles" in its nucleus. It gives off an alpha particle. The alpha particle is 2 protons. But holding those 2 protons together is 2 neutrons. What is 2 protons and an atomic weight of 4?
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Alpha radiation is heavy and it can be stopped by PAPER. Beta radiation is lighter and it can be stopped by
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Al Roper
Aluminum
Alfalfa
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This is beta radiation. Its pretty weird and pretty amazing. Look at the equation. Carbon 14 is unstable. What is happening in the equation.
Carbon 14 is turning into Nitrogen. Wow! One substance is turning into another. That is cool!!!
Carbon 14 is having an arrow taken out of its poor heart
Carbon 14 has found the road to Disneyland
Carbon 14 is pointing to stuff
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Carbon 14 is turning into Nitrogen. Nitrogen has 1 more proton that Carbon. How does that happen? One neutron inside carbon is turning into one proton and the other neutron is turning into an electron. That electron is the beta particle. Beta particles are dangerous radiation but it can be stopped by
Al Bundy
Alfalfa
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Aluminum
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Gamma Radiation is NOT a particle. It is pure energy
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