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What are doubly-charged helium ions?

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Doubly charged helium ions are called as Alpha particles.
When He (Helium) nuclei emitted a radioactive, atom undergoes decay.
Because it has no electron cloud, it has an overall charge of +2.
It is denoted by the symbol Î± and is written ⁴₂He or He ²⁺as there are no electrons

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