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The image is a part of an educational activity on radioactive decay, specifically focusing on alpha decay and beta decay. ### Alpha Decay (Emission) - **Uranium-238** - Instruction: "Drag your selection over this box" - Visual: An empty box with an arrow pointing to it, followed by a plus sign and another empty box. - **Thorium-238** - Instruction: "Drag your selection over this box" - Visual: An empty box with an arrow pointing to it, followed by a plus sign and another empty box. ### Beta Decay (Emission) - **Potassium-40** - Instruction: "Drag your selection over this box" - Visual: An empty box with an arrow pointing to it, followed by a plus sign and another empty box. - **Radium-228** - Instruction: "Drag your selection over this box" - Visual: An empty box with an arrow pointing to it, followed by a plus sign and another empty box. The diagram allows students to interactively learn about radioactive decay processes by matching the appropriate particles or elements emitted during decay. The arrow indicates the direction of decay, and the plus sign suggests the combination of original and emitted particles or elements.
Transcribed Image Text:The image is a part of an educational activity on radioactive decay, specifically focusing on alpha decay and beta decay. ### Alpha Decay (Emission) - **Uranium-238** - Instruction: "Drag your selection over this box" - Visual: An empty box with an arrow pointing to it, followed by a plus sign and another empty box. - **Thorium-238** - Instruction: "Drag your selection over this box" - Visual: An empty box with an arrow pointing to it, followed by a plus sign and another empty box. ### Beta Decay (Emission) - **Potassium-40** - Instruction: "Drag your selection over this box" - Visual: An empty box with an arrow pointing to it, followed by a plus sign and another empty box. - **Radium-228** - Instruction: "Drag your selection over this box" - Visual: An empty box with an arrow pointing to it, followed by a plus sign and another empty box. The diagram allows students to interactively learn about radioactive decay processes by matching the appropriate particles or elements emitted during decay. The arrow indicates the direction of decay, and the plus sign suggests the combination of original and emitted particles or elements.
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