MCQ
Who discovered neutron
- ✓James Chadwick
- BWilliam Crooks
- CJ.J. Thomson
- DRutherford
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Answer
Correct option: A.
James Chadwick
a
(a) James Chadwick discovered neutron ${(_0}{n^1})$.
(a) James Chadwick discovered neutron ${(_0}{n^1})$.
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