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An Electric Field Can Deflect

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Answered by singhamanpratap02

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Only charged particles can interact with electric field. X-rays are electromagnetic waves and are not charged. Neutrons are charge-less. Alpha particle are basically helium nuclei and are charged. So they are deflected in electric field.

Answered by afifa23june

Answer:

α- rays

Explanation:

Only charged particles can interact with electric field. X-rays are electromagnetic waves and are not charged. Neutrons are charge-less. Alpha particle are basically helium nuclei and are charged. So they are deflected in electric field.

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An Electric Field Can Deflect​

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Only charged particles can interact with electric field. X-rays are electromagnetic waves and are not charged. Neutrons are charge-less. Alpha particle are basically helium nuclei and are charged. So they are deflected in electric field.

An Electric Field Can Deflect