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Given the nuclear equation: 19Ne → X + 19F What particle is represented by X? alpha beta neutron positron
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Given the nuclear equation: 19Ne → X + 19F What particle is represented by X?

alpha
beta
neutron
positron

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Positron

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Beta

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