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    A Proton Strikes an O Nucleus Producing F
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A Proton Strikes an O Nucleus Producing F

Question 75

Question 75

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A proton strikes an A proton strikes an   O nucleus producing   F and another particle.What is the other particle? A)  a neutron B)  an alpha particle C)  a β<sup>- </sup>particle D)  a β<sup>+</sup> particle E)  a gamma ray O nucleus producing A proton strikes an   O nucleus producing   F and another particle.What is the other particle? A)  a neutron B)  an alpha particle C)  a β<sup>- </sup>particle D)  a β<sup>+</sup> particle E)  a gamma ray F and another particle.What is the other particle?


A) a neutron
B) an alpha particle
C) a β- particle
D) a β+ particle
E) a gamma ray

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