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1 Why is it found experimentally difficult to detect neutrinos in nuclear $β$ decay?

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It is difficult to experimentally detect neutrinos in beta decay because it doesn't have charge nor have any mass.
So neither they get deflected in electric or magentic field nor variation in mass is observed due to it.

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