Which type of nuclear radiation is identical to an electron and is deflected toward the positive electrode as it passes between electrically charged plates?

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The type of radiation that is identical to an electron and is deflected toward the positive electrode as it passes between electrically charged plates is beta radiation. Alpha radiation consists of helium nuclei and is deflected toward the negative electrode, while gamma radiation is composed of high-energy photons and is not affected by electrically charged plates.

Which Type of Nuclear Radiation Is Identical to an Electron