(a) beta emission from aluminum-3013 Al → He + Na18 Al - je + Si18 Al + je - 2 Mg* Al e + Si303030(b) alpha emission from einsteinium-252252Esje + 100 Fm2524Es248He +Bk97Es e + CfEs + e →2522529925298 Cf(c) electron capture by molybdenum-93Mo - He + 20 Zrje + % NbMo + e →ie +3 Te92Mo -93Nb41Mo(d) positron emission by phosphorus-28O 28 P - He + Al+ je Siie + Sije+ 16 s2814282828P.

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(a) beta emission from aluminum-30 Al He + Na Al → e + Si 13 Al + e Mg 13 Al - e + Si 30 (b) alpha emission from einsteinium-252 je + 100 Fm Es Es 252 99 He + ie + % Cf Es +e→ 252 248 Bk 252 Es 252 252 99 98 Cf (c) electron capture by molybdenum-93 He + 20 Zr je +% Nb Mo + e ie + 3 Te Mo - 92 Mo - 93 Nb 41 Mo

(a) beta emission from aluminum-30 Al He + Na Al → e + Si 13 Al + e Mg 13 Al - e + Si 30 (b) alpha emission from einsteinium-252 je + 100 Fm Es Es 252 99 He + ie + % Cf Es +e→ 252 248 Bk 252 Es 252 252 99 98 Cf (c) electron capture by molybdenum-93 He + 20 Zr je +% Nb Mo + e ie + 3 Te Mo - 92 Mo - 93 Nb 41 Mo

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