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The negatively charged particle that is released from the nucleus at high speeds is the alpha particle beta particle gamma ray neutron

The negatively charged particle that is released from the nucleus at high speeds is the alpha particle beta particle gamma ray neutron
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The negatively charged particle that is released from the nucleus at high speeds is the

alpha particle
beta particle
gamma ray
neutron

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Answer: beta particles

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i got it right in my physics exam, hope this helps

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User Indyanin
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I believe it’s Beta Particles, hope I helped ‍♀️

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