Which particle is known as a universal particle.
Explain it with a whole definition.
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An electron is known as universal particle because: Its charged is always fixed. Its mass is always fixed. It is always present in cathode rays.
The Discovery of the Electrons[edit] ... The particle first named "corpuscles" by Thomson, it was later renamed "Electron" by a proposal of Irish physicist George F. Fitzgerald that has gained universal acceptance. Protons are subatomic particles that, with neutrons and electrons, are the principal constituents of atoms
The Discovery of the Electrons[edit] ... The particle first named "corpuscles" by Thomson, it was later renamed "Electron" by a proposal of Irish physicist George F. Fitzgerald that has gained universal acceptance. Protons are subatomic particles that, with neutrons and electrons, are the principal constituents of atoms
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Electron are regarded as universal particle because it is the main particle which generated as an electron only.
Electron :- it is the fundamental particle having mass 1.6 x 10^-31 kg or 1/1836 of mass of proton.
Electron :- it is the fundamental particle having mass 1.6 x 10^-31 kg or 1/1836 of mass of proton.
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