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beta ray beta radiation: radiation of beta particles during radioactive decay
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beta ray (Or beta radiation.) A stream of beta particles; can also mean a single beta particle.
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beta ray An electron of either positive charge (e + or b+) or negative charge (e, e - or b-) emitted by an atomic nucleus or neutron in the process of a transformation. Beta particles are more penetrating than alpha particles but less than gamma rays or x-rays. Electron capture is a form of beta decay.
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beta ray m. one which reveals emission of beta particles from a microscopic specimen by means of a scintillator.
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