Radiation Detectives

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Across
  1. 2. The time it takes for a radioactive material to decay.
  2. 5. The amount of radiation absorbed by an object.
  3. 6. Particles with no specified range. Can be shielded by concrete, lead, and steel.
  4. 7. The emission of energy from a radioactive source as electromagnetic waves or as subatomic particles.
  5. 9. Particles with no specified range. Can be shielded by steel, water, and lead.
Down
  1. 1. Particles with penetrating range of 1-2 inches. Can be shielded by paper or dead skin.
  2. 3. When an electron is removed from an atom.
  3. 4. A radioactive material on a surface or liquid that can be transferred to other objects or people.
  4. 8. Particles with penetrating range of 10 feet. Can be shielded by plastic but not lead.