Alpha Particle
- An Alpha Particle is a helium nucleus 4
2He2+
with a plus 2 charge.
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Beta Particle
- A Beta Particle is a high speed; high energy electron. It is designated by the Greek Letter beta (ك). And the Beta Particle, also known as a 'negatron emission' and is indistinguishable from an ordinary electron, represented by: 0
-1e
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Ordinary Orbital Electron
- An orbital electron is represented by 0
-1e
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Positron
- A positron is a beta particle whose charge is positive, contrasted to a negatively charged beta particle by 0
+1e
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Proton
- A proton is represented by the following symbol and this symbol indicates that it is the nucleus of a hydrogen atom with an atomic number of one and a mass number of one. +1
+1H.
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Neutron
- A neutron is a neutral particle residing in the nucleus of an atom.0
+1n
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Neutrino
- A neutron is also a neutral particle, which has no electrical charge and has a vanishing small mass. It occurs when beta radiation is emitted with a proton as a neutron is broken down (decayed) from the nucleus of an atom. Its symbol is v.
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