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    In A\(\beta\) <Sup>-</Sup> Decay Process
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In A β\betaβ - Decay Process

Question 66

Question 66

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In a β\betaβ - decay process,  In a  \beta <sup>-</sup> decay process,   .If A has mass 14.0032235 u and B has mass 14.0031592 u,what is the maximum energy of the emitted electron? A) 0.26 keV B) 12.4 keV C) 59.9 keV D) 231keV E) 4186 keV  .If A has mass 14.0032235 u and B has mass 14.0031592 u,what is the maximum energy of the emitted electron?


A) 0.26 keV
B) 12.4 keV
C) 59.9 keV
D) 231keV
E) 4186 keV

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