4. Applying Conservation of Charge: A researcher is analyzing a particle decay process. The data for one experiment shows a particle of charge -3e, decaying to form two new particles. One of the new particles has a charge of - e. -3e Choose -1 e +3 e 10 points Q? -e

4. Applying Conservation of Charge: A researcher is analyzing a particle decay process. The data for one experiment shows a particle of charge -3e, decaying to form two new particles. One of the new particles has a charge of - e. -3e Choose -1 e +3 e 10 points Q? -e

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4. Applying Conservation of
Charge: A researcher is
analyzing a particle decay
process. The data for one
experiment shows a particle of
charge -3e, decaying to form
two new particles. One of the
new particles has a charge of -
e.
-3e
Choose
-1 e
+3 e
n
-2 e
+2 e
e with
the correct words in the
following Conservation of
Charge Review: a) Charge is
neither created nor destroyed,
it can only be (siphoned/
transferred added) from one
10 points
Q?
-e
*
25 points

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