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ionizing radiation Radiation that is capable of breaking apart molecules or atoms. The splitting or decay of unstable atoms typically emits ionizing radiation.
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ionizing radiation Electromagnetic (X ray and gamma) or particulate (alpha, beta) radiation capable of producing ions or charged particles.
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ionizing radiation Any type of radiation that can, directly or indirectly, change the electric charges of atoms or molecules. It is produced when radionuclides decay.
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ionizing r. corpuscular or electromagnetic radiation capable of producing ionization, directly or indirectly, in its passage through matter.
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ionizing radiation Radiation that separates electrons from an atom or molecule.
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