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I'm studying A Level physics. I've read that a bubble chamber only shows up particles with a charge, as they ionize the hydrogen in the chamber, leaving tracks, whereas neutral particles don't show up. Is it therefore true then that only charged particles ionize? Because UV-radiation is ionizing and photons don't have a charge.
Is it that charged particles are the only ones to ionize in the circumstances, i.e. in hydrogen?
Hope this makes sense.
Is it that charged particles are the only ones to ionize in the circumstances, i.e. in hydrogen?
Hope this makes sense.