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What Particle Is Emitted in the Following Nuclear Reaction

Question 44

Question 44

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What particle is emitted in the following nuclear reaction? What particle is emitted in the following nuclear reaction?   A)  beta particle B)  alpha particle C)  gamma ray D)  neutron E)  proton


A) beta particle
B) alpha particle
C) gamma ray
D) neutron
E) proton

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