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E Which of the following particles that may be emitted in radioactive decay is not ionising? A alpha B beta minus C neutron D beta plus ​

E Which of the following particles that may be emitted in radioactive decay is not ionising? A alpha B beta minus C neutron D beta plus ​
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E Which of the following particles that may be emitted in radioactive decay is not ionising?

A alpha
B beta minus
C neutron
D beta plus
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User Kico Lobo
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Step-by-step explanation:

C. neutron.

it does not contain ionizing characteristics.

hope it helps. :)

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