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Which Particle Does the Nuclide Symbol Represent

Question 83

Question 83

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Which particle does the nuclide symbol Which particle does the nuclide symbol   represent? A) positron B) helium nucleus C) electron D) proton E) gamma photon represent?


A) positron
B) helium nucleus
C) electron
D) proton
E) gamma photon

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