What effect does nuclear radiation have on atoms? it splits atoms. it burns atoms. it ionizes atoms.

It ionizes atoms.  

Step-by-step explanation:

There are three types of nuclear radiation:

All of these have enough energy that they can remove an electron from an atom and cause it to become charged or ionized.

A is wrong. Ionizing radiation does not have enough energy to split atoms.

B is wrong. Nuclear radiation does not involve burning — the reaction of atoms with oxygen.

b

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