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If a particle had four atomic mass unit, two of which were neutrons, but had no electrons, what would the particle be?
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If a particle had four atomic mass unit, two of which were neutrons, but had no electrons, what would the particle be?

If a particle had four atomic mass unit, two of which were neutrons, but had no electrons-example-1
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ALPHA PARTICLE => Helium Nucleus (He⁺²)

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