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  • Beta Particles: Charge Explained - Electrons & Positrons
    No, beta particles do not have a charge of 2.

    Here's why:

    * Beta particles are electrons or positrons. Electrons have a charge of -1, and positrons have a charge of +1.

    * The term "beta particle" refers to a type of radiation. It's not a specific particle with a fixed charge like a proton or neutron.

    Therefore, beta particles can have a charge of -1 (for electrons) or +1 (for positrons). They never have a charge of 2.

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