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Which Particle Completes This Equation?  (Here, M Means Unstable Ba-137

Question 48

Question 48

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Which particle completes this equation?  (Here, m means unstable Ba-137.)
​ Which particle completes this equation?  (Here, m means unstable Ba-137.)  ​   → ____ +   A)  An alpha particle B)  A beta particle C)  A gamma particle D)  A positron E)  A proton
→ ____ + Which particle completes this equation?  (Here, m means unstable Ba-137.)  ​   → ____ +   A)  An alpha particle B)  A beta particle C)  A gamma particle D)  A positron E)  A proton


A) An alpha particle
B) A beta particle
C) A gamma particle
D) A positron
E) A proton

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