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The table below lists information about two common types of nuclear radiation. Fill in the missing information. Note: round masses to the nearest atomic mass unit (u). name matter or energy

The table below lists information about two common types of nuclear radiation. Fill in the missing information. Note: round masses to the nearest atomic mass unit (u). name matter or energy? mass(u) charge(e) can be stopped by _______ energy 0 0 _____________ matter alpha energy 4 +2 _____________

The table below lists information about two common types of nuclear radiation. Fill in the missing information. Note: round masses to the nearest atomic mass unit (u). name matter or energy? mass(u) charge(e) can be stopped by _______ energy 0 0 _____________ matter alpha energy 4 +2 _____________

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