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Why do gamma rays have no charge? they are not made of protons, neutrons, or electrons they have equal numbers of protons and neutrons charge is balanced out by their intense frequency they are constantly
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Why do gamma rays have no charge? they are not made of protons, neutrons, or electrons they have equal numbers of protons and neutrons charge is balanced out by their intense frequency they are constantly emitting all their protons and electrons

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Because they haare not made up of protons nuetrons or electrons

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they are not made of protons, neutrons, or electrons. gamma rays are electromagnetic radiation that emitted during radioactive process in the form of light. light is protons and protons have no charge. hope this helps good luck
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