In the canal ray tube shown, the beam moving opposite to cathode rays represents:
Correct answer: C. Canal rays
- A. Neutrons
- B. Alpha particles
- C. Canal rays
- D. Electrons
Explanation
Goldstein discovered canal rays (positive rays) traveling opposite to cathode rays. These rays contained positive ions; from hydrogen, they were identified as protons.
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