What is the difference between an ? particle and a helium atom? What is the diff

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What is the difference between an ? particle and a helium atom?

What is the difference between an alpha particle and a helium atom? Check all that apply. The He atom is neutral. The alpha particle is positively charged. The He atom is neutral. The alpha particle is negatively charged. The He atom is positively charged. The alpha particle is neutral. The He atom is negatively charged. The alpha particle is neutral. The He atom has two electrons. The alpha particle has no electrons. The He atom has two protons. The alpha particle has no protons. The He atom has two neutrons. The alpha particle has no neutrons.

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The correct answer is He is neutral where as alfa particle is positively (+2) charged

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