Chemistry, asked by kaushlendravij54801, 1 year ago

If the electrons are removed from a helium atom, what remains? What is it called?

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Answered by sandeep777661

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The nucleus of the helium atom, containing two protons and two neutrons. It is called an alpha particle.

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