3. Which species has a negative charge? A. a lithium ion B. an alpha particle С. an aluminum ion D. a beta particle In the reaction AI + He P+ X, the particle represented by X is 4. 15 А. a beta particle B. a neutron C. an electron D. an alpha particle

3. Which species has a negative charge? A. a lithium ion B. an alpha particle С. an aluminum ion D. a beta particle In the reaction AI + He P+ X, the particle represented by X is 4. 15 А. a beta particle B. a neutron C. an electron D. an alpha particle

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Chapter9: Pre-quantum Mechanics

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Problem 9.18E

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Group 14 Elements

The following elements come under group 14 of the periodic table.

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3.
Which species has a negative charge?
А.
a lithium ion
В.
an alpha particle
С.
an aluminum ion
D. a beta particle
In the reaction AI + HeP+ X, the particle
represented by X is
4.
А.
a neutron
В.
a beta particle
C.
an electron
D.
an alpha particle

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