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A type of radiation that has no measurable mass or charge is
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A type of radiation that has no measurable mass or charge is

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Gamma Radiation.
Unlike Alpha or Beta, Gamma radiation doesn't contain any particles, instead, it has a photon of energy being emitted from an unstable nucleus.

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