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... particles , particles equivalent to doubly ionized helium atoms and emitted by some radio- active materials , was allowed to strike a metal foil . It was found that many of the particles passed through the foil almost undeflected , but ...
... particles , particles equivalent to doubly ionized helium atoms and emitted by some radio- active materials , was allowed to strike a metal foil . It was found that many of the particles passed through the foil almost undeflected , but ...
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... particles are converted to helium if given the opportunity to acquire two electrons each and thus correspond to helium nuclei . Alpha particles from a given nuclide have a particular energy value . Since each particle contains two ...
... particles are converted to helium if given the opportunity to acquire two electrons each and thus correspond to helium nuclei . Alpha particles from a given nuclide have a particular energy value . Since each particle contains two ...
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... particles will be emitted as a neutron is captured . Processes in which a positively charged particle is emitted ... particles that approach the nuclear surface from the outside , so it repels positively charged particles approaching the ...
... particles will be emitted as a neutron is captured . Processes in which a positively charged particle is emitted ... particles that approach the nuclear surface from the outside , so it repels positively charged particles approaching the ...
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