Radio activation

11.what are γ rays
 
A. charged rays from outer space
 
B. uncharged high-energy rays from outer space
 
C. high-energy rays emitted by radioactive substances
 
D. uncharged particles emitted by radioactive substances
 
Option”C” is correct
12.Which of the following rays has the maximum velocity
 
A. α ray
 
B. β ray
 
C. γ ray
 
D. None of these
 
Option”C” is correct
13.Which of the following rays has the least ionizing potential?
 
A. α ray
 
B. β ray
 
C. γ ray
 
D. None of these
 
Option”C” is correct
14.Which of the following rays has the highest ionization potential?
 
A. α ray
 
B. β ray
 
C. γ ray
 
D. None of these
 
Option”A” is correct
15.What do all radioactive substances turn into in the final form after decay?
 
A. corundum
 
B. lead
 
C. cadmium
 
D. such as
 
Option”B” is correct
16.Which is the minimum transmission power ray?
 
A. α ray
 
B. X-ray
 
C. γ ray
 
D. β ray
 
Option”A” is correct
17.Which radioactive element is named after the country of its discoverer?
 
A. radium
 
B. uranium
 
C. polonium
 
D. palladium
 
Option”C” is correct
18.Which of the following is not a radioactive substance
 
A. uranium
 
B. thorium
 
C. aluminium
 
D. polonium
 
Option”C” is correct
19.Which of the following is used to detect neutrons to control the chain reaction during nuclear fission?
 
A. Boron
 
B. heavy water
 
C. uranium
 
D. plutonium
 
Option”A” is correct
20.Which of the following is not a radioactive element
 
A. astatine
 
B. Francium
 
C. tritium
 
D. zirconium
 
Option”D” is correct

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