* Neutrons have no electric charge. Electric fields exert forces on charged particles, attracting or repelling them. Since neutrons have no charge, they are unaffected by electric fields.
* Neutrons are affected by magnetic fields. While they don't have an electric charge, neutrons do have a magnetic moment due to their intrinsic angular momentum (spin). This means they can interact with magnetic fields, but not electric ones.
Key point: Electric fields only affect charged particles. Neutrons, being electrically neutral, are unaffected by electric fields.
