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How would you describe a particle of alpha radiation? -a helium atom with no neutrons -an electron ejected from a neutron -a highly energized light particle, or photon -a helium nucleus with no electrons
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How would you describe a particle of alpha radiation?

-a helium atom with no neutrons
-an electron ejected from a neutron
-a highly energized light particle, or photon
-a helium nucleus with no electrons

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A helium atom with no neutrons

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