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OpenStudy (faiqraees):

Particle physics

OpenStudy (faiqraees):

Why is there a large variation in kinetic energies of beta particles emitted in a Beta decay? but there is very less variation in KE of alpha particles in aplha decay? @Photon336 @jhonyy9 @vishweshshrimali5 @ganeshie8 @Directrix @Isaiah.Feynman @IrishBoy123 @inkyvoyd @aaronq @Astrophysics @kropot72

OpenStudy (anonymous):

In beta decay a neutrino is also emitted. Therefore K.E. is shared between an electron and neutrino. But in alpha decay, the only particle which is emitted is the alpha particle.

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