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← ScienceWhich outcome results when radioactive sample shielding fails?
A)Increased ambient ionizing radiation exposure✓
B)Increased neutrino emission rate
C)Reduced sample half-life measurement
D)Sample reaches critical mass faster
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Increased ambient ionizing radiation exposure occurs when shielding fails because more alpha, beta, and gamma particles escape via **radiation leakage**, rather than being absorbed. Therefore, radiation exposure increases; critical mass changes, half-life, and neutrino emission remain unaffected.
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