Match each word to the best descriptionA massless particle that has energy equal toPlanck's constant times frequency.A proton or neutronAn isotope of an elementA Helium nucleusAn electronA subatomic particle that has a very smallmass and has no chargeThe antiparticle partner to the electron thathas the same mass but opposite charge.An elementary particle with fractional chargeA neutral subatomic particle made of threequarksa. Photon[Choose ]g. Positronh. Quarke. Beta Minus Particlef. Neutrinob. Nucleon✓ a. Photoni. Neutrond. Alpha Particlec. Nuclide[Choose ]i. Neutron<><>

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Match each word to the best description
A massless particle that has energy equal to
Planck's constant times frequency.
A proton or neutron
An isotope of an element
A Helium nucleus
An electron
A subatomic particle that has a very small
mass and has no charge
The antiparticle partner to the electron that
has the same mass but opposite charge.
An elementary particle with fractional charge
A neutral subatomic particle made of three
quarks
a. Photon
[Choose ]
g. Positron
h. Quark
e. Beta Minus Particle
f. Neutrino
b. Nucleon
✓ a. Photon
i. Neutron
d. Alpha Particle
c. Nuclide
[Choose ]
i. Neutron
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