what is the name of this nuclide?\n$\frac{0}{1}e$\n gamma\n nuetron\n positron\n alpha\n beta
what is the name of this nuclide?\n$\frac{0}{1}e$\n gamma\n nuetron\n positron\n alpha\n beta
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Brief Explanations:
The symbol $\frac{0}{1}e$ represents a particle with a charge of +1 and no mass number. A positron is a positively - charged electron with a charge of +1 and a mass number close to 0. Gamma is a form of electromagnetic radiation with no mass or charge. A neutron has a mass number of 1 and no charge. An alpha particle has a mass number of 4 and a charge of +2. A beta particle (electron) has a charge of - 1 and a very small mass number close to 0.
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positron