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neutrino is emitted

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Answered by jaykumar20400
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Since the 1950s it has become clear that neutrinos exist as several types. In β− decay an “anti-neutrino” is formed, while a “neutrino” is emitted in β+ decay. Both these neutrinos are now referred to as electron neutrinos, v ¯ e and ve, respectively.

Answered by shomekeyaroy79
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In β− decay an “anti-neutrino” is formed, while a “neutrino” is emitted in β+ decay. Both these neutrinos are now referred to as electron neutrinos, v ¯ e and ve, respectively. ... The three kinds of neutrinos all have their anti particles. They have spin, no charge (“quark charge zero”), but possibly a small mass.

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