Energies for Alpha and Beta Decay | Lec 4 | Particle Physics |

Why do alpha particles have discrete energies, while beta particles exhibit a continuous energy spectrum? This video, the 4th in our Particle Physics series, explains the key differences between alpha decay and beta decay, focusing on the distribution of emitted energy. Topics Covered: ✔️ Alpha decay – Why alpha particles have fixed, discrete energies ✔️ Beta decay – Understanding the continuous energy spectrum and the role of the neutrino ✔️ Energy conservation in nuclear reactions ✔️ Comparison of alpha and beta decay energy distributions This video is ideal for Class 11 and 12 students, especially those studying under FBISE and other educational boards. It provides clear and concise explanations to help with exam preparation and conceptual understanding. 📌 Watch now to strengthen your knowledge of nuclear physics! 🔔 Subscribe for more lessons in physics! 👍 Like & Share if you found this helpful! Related Searches: Why alpha particles have discrete energies Why beta particle have continuous range of energies Alpha decay vs Beta decay energy spectrum Why is beta decay energy continuous? Discrete energy levels in alpha decay Nuclear reactions and energy distribution Alpha and beta particles energies Particle Physics Chapter – Class 11