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What role does the mass of the nucleus play in the Rutherford scattering process described?
A. It determines the speed of the scattered alpha particle
B. It provides the massive, fixed target for the alpha particle scattering
C. It is negligible compared to the alpha particle's mass
D. It determines the charge of the nucleus
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