Question

why do chemical reactions not produce radioactive particles? chemical reactions make the nuclei of atoms more stable. chemical reactions only release gamma rays. only electrons are involved in chemical reactions. mass is not conserved in chemical reactions.

Explanation:

Chemical reactions involve only the rearrangement of electrons in the out - ermost shells of atoms. Radioactive particles are emitted from the nucleus during nuclear reactions. Since chemical reactions do not affect the nucleus, they do not produce radioactive particles.

Answer:

Only electrons are involved in chemical reactions.