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Alpha particles
Mass: He nucleus (2 protons + 2 neutrons)
Positively charged
Attracted to negative electrode
Beta particle
Mass: electron (this is due to it being basically electrons
Attracted to positive electrodes
Smaller than alpha particles
Gamma ray
Collection of photons (won’t have mass or charge)
Has higher energy and frequency compared to other particles
Protons
Mass: 1.0073 amu (very similar in mass to neutrons)
Positively charged
Represents atomic number for elements (thus they will stay the same throughout isotopes and ions)
Part of identifying the elements’ mass (p + n)
Neutron
Mass: 1.0087 amu (very similar in mass to protons)
No charge
Amount can sometimes differ (creates isotopes)
Part of identifying the elements’ mass (p + n)
Electrons
Mass: 5.86 × 10^-4 amu