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What is ionizing radiation? A) Radiation that exists as a plasma. B) Radiation required to initiate a fission reaction. C) Radiation that can cause ionization processes to occur. D) Radiation that occurs as charged ions. E) Radiation that is required to initiate a fusion reaction.

          What is ionizing radiation?

A) Radiation that exists as a plasma.

B) Radiation required to initiate a fission reaction.

C) Radiation that can cause ionization processes to occur.

D) Radiation that occurs as charged ions.

E) Radiation that is required to initiate a fusion reaction.

What is ionizing radiation?

A) Radiation that exists as a plasma.

B) Radiation required to initiate a fission reaction.

C) Radiation that can cause ionization processes to occur.

D) Radiation that occurs as charged ions.

E) Radiation that is required to initiate a fusion reaction.

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Chemistry: Structure and Properties

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What is ionizing radiation? A) Radiation that exists as a plasma. B) Radiation required to initiate a fission reaction. C) Radiation that can cause ionization processes to occur. D) Radiation that occurs as charged ions. E) Radiation that is required to initiate a fusion reaction.