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    In the Radioactive Decay Equation\(^{238}_{92}\) →\(^{234}_{90}\) Th + X, What Is X
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In the Radioactive Decay Equation 92238^{238}_{92}92238​ → 90234^{234}_{90}90234​ Th + X, What Is X

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In the radioactive decay equation 92238^{238}_{92}92238​ → 90234^{234}_{90}90234​ Th + X, what is X?

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