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Would radioactive antimatter have anti-radiation?

Since we're able to make antimatter of various elements, if we made antimatter of a radioactive element, how would what it radiates differ from normal radioactive material?
gpt
Sure.

If you take the antimatter counterpart of a heavy nucleus which decays by alpha decay, the antimatter version will decay by anti-alpha emission. Same goes for any other kind of cluster/nucleon emission.

For beta decay it gets a little tricky, because even normal matter emits antimatter when it beta decays (either positrons or antineutrinos). So anti-beta decays would also emit both matter and antimatter.

And for gamma decay, the photon is its own antiparticle, so there’s no distinction between a photon and an antiphoton.