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Three paths of radioactive radiation are observed as shown in the figure in the presence of an electric field. Which type of radiation is shown in path 1?
Correct answer: C. Gamma
- A. Alpha
- B. Beta
- C. Gamma
- D. Cathode Rays
Explanation
1 is the particle that remains undeflected which means it does not have charge, which is gamma rays.
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