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    Conservation Laws: the Decay N → P<sup>+</sup> + E<sup>-</Sup>
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Conservation Laws: the Decay N → P+ + E-

Question 13

Question 13

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Conservation laws: The decay n → p+ + e- + γ does not occur because it would violate conservation of


A) baryon number.
B) lepton number.
C) charge.
D) energy.

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