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110. Complete the table of particles involved in radioactive decay. Particle Name Mass Atomic Number Symbol Number or Charge alpha particle He 1 gamma ray positron 1 ip proton P.

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110. Complete the table of particles involved in radioactive decay.
Particle
Name
Mass
Atomic Number
Symbol Number
or Charge
alpha
particle
He
1
gamma ray
positron
1
ip
proton
P.

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