In a given electric field, $\beta$-particles are deflected more than $\alpha$ - particles in spite of $\alpha$-particles having larger charge. ...

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In a given electric field, $\beta$-particles are deflected more than $\alpha$ - particles in spite of $\alpha$-particles having larger charge.  										(JEE 1993)

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**Difficulty:** HARD | **Chapter:** Atomic Structure | **Topic:** Intro, Dalton's theory, discharge tube & oil drop experiments, Rutherford scattering

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## ✅ Correct Answer: **T**

### 📖 Detailed Explanation:
**Solution:**

**Statement:** [Given statement]

**Analysis:**
- Check against standard principles
- Verify with known facts and rules
- Look for exceptions if any

**The statement is: T**

**Justification:** [Based on atomic structure concepts]

**Answer: T**

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