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9. In the figure below, identify the regions where the following decay pathways dominate.
a. Alpha decay (a)
b.
C.
Positron decay (ß*)
Beta decay (B)
10. What type of nuclides does the black line represent in the figure?
126
82
50
28
14
6
N
(Number of Neutrons)
6 14
28
50
Z
82
(Number of Protons)

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