Chemistry, 09.05.2021 17:20 stodd9503

You are working in a lab on your magnetic levitation experiment. You are standing directly in front of two magnets. Another scientist near you has a malfunction with their equipment and beta radiation is emitted directly at you, passing through the magnets first. You are wearing a lab coat and goggles. Are you safe? A. No, beta radiation is not deflected by magnets so it would have continued straight and hit you . B. Yes, beta radiation is strongly deflected by magnets so it would have missed you. C. Yes, beta radiation is easily blocked by the lab coat. D. No, it was beta radiation and very dangerous.

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