Question : The antiparticle of an electron is
Option 1: Positron
Option 2: Proton
Option 3: Alpha particles
Option 4: Beta particles
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Correct Answer: Positron
Solution : The correct option is - Positron
Positron is the name of the electron's antiparticle. Although it has the same mass as an electron, a positron is positively charged. A form of nuclear medicine treatment called positron emission tomography analyzes the metabolic activity of the cells in human tissues.
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