Can zeolite absorb nuclear radiation?

Zeolite is a natural mineral with a highly porous structure that is often used as a molecular sieve. It has the ability to absorb and hold small molecules, such as water, in its pores. However, zeolite does not have the ability to absorb or hold larger particles, such as nuclear radiation. Nuclear radiation is made up of high-energy particles, such as alpha particles, beta particles, and gamma rays, which are too large to be absorbed by zeolite. In addition, zeolite is not effective at blocking or shielding radiation, so it would not provide any protection against nuclear radiation. There are other materials that are specifically designed to absorb and shield against nuclear radiation, but zeolite is not one of them.