Canal rays are positively charged radiations, unlike the negatively charged electrons.
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Canal rays are positively charged radiations, unlike the negatively charged electrons.
Canal rays are distinguished from other types of radiation by their positive charge. They are positively charged ions that travel in a straight line within a discharge tube, opposite to the direction of electrons.