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Many subatomic nuclear particles are (i)_____ and nearly (ii
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27 Apr 2020, 14:01
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Many subatomic nuclear particles are (i)_____ and nearly (ii)_____: they are hard to track as well as to detect.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) |
|---|---|
| unstable | explosive |
| charged | imperceptible |
| elusive | indivisible |
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Many subatomic nuclear particles are (i)_____ and nearly (ii)_____: they are hard to track as well as to detect.
Subatomic particles are hard to track so that means "elusive". Even if they are charged you can still detect them - electrons. And even when they are unstable - uranium.
Hard to detect means imperceptible. Explosive items are actually very easy to detect and atoms are indivisible can still be detected.
Answer is C and E.
Subatomic particles are hard to track so that means "elusive". Even if they are charged you can still detect them - electrons. And even when they are unstable - uranium.
Hard to detect means imperceptible. Explosive items are actually very easy to detect and atoms are indivisible can still be detected.
Answer is C and E.
