218What is the balanced equation whenPo emits an alpha particle?84а.218Ро ->84Po →14Pb+a822b.222RN218 Po +;a →"Rn8486218Po →1H8 +a2162Hg +%a4O d.218220Po+a –2Ra8884

Correct answer is (a) Po84218 → Pb82214 + α24 Nuclear reactions are balanced by atomic number (Z)…

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218 What is the balanced equation when Po emits an alpha particle? 84 а. 218 Po →214Pb +a 4 84 82 b. Po +a →"Rn 218 4 Po+a - 84 86 c. 218 Po → 216Hg +a 84 80 d. 218 Po+a →°R. 220 84 4

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What is the balanced equation when
Po emits an alpha particle?
84
а.
218
Ро ->
84
Po →14
Pb+a
82
2
b.
222RN
218 Po +;a →
"Rn
84
86
218
Po →1H8 +a
216
2
Hg +%a
4
O d.
218
220
Po+a –
2
Ra
88
84

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