Explain about beta radiation, Chemistry

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Q. Explain about beta radiation?

The second common kind of radiation is beta radiation which consists of high-energy electrons called beta particles (β -particles).

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It is significant to realize that each of these beta particles is emitted by the atom's nucleus thereby increasing its atomic number (and charge) by 1.


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