Which is not true of gamma radiation particles? they have no mass. they are deflected in an electric field. they accompany alpha and beta radiation. they are high energy electromagnetic waves?

The correct answer would be the second option. Gamma radiation are not deflected in an electric field. Gamma rays have the highest energy among all electromagnetic radiation and have no mass. It is one of the three primary types of radiation.

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aristocles aristocles · Answer 2 · 2019-04-22T02:16:51+02:00

Answer:

They are deflected in an electric field.

Explanation:

Here we know that gamma radiations are part of electromagnetic waves with highest frequency range.

So it is the electromagnetic waves of highest energy range.

These radiations are the result of nuclear energy transitions i.e. when a new nucleus is formed due to alpha or beta decay then it is in high energy state or unstable then it comes to it ground state of stable state by losing energy in form of gamma radiations.

So gamma radiations are just like high energy photons which are mass less and charge less.

So it neither be deflected by electric field nor it has any effect due to magnetic field