Chemistry, asked by aishwarya25aditi, 10 months ago

Is one aloha particle equal to one helium particle? Do they both have the same protons and neutrons? And are they both of the same atomic type? Need answers for these... Surely make you the brainliest!

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Answered by Ishita05

Answer:When the two electrons are removed from one helium atome an alpha particle is formed .So alpha particle can be said to be a doubly charged helium ion(He²+)

Yes,both have same no. of protons and neutrons.

Helium atom is neutral , alpha particle is doubly charged.

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