C Pb undergoes four decay reactions: B, B, a, B. Step 1. 32Pb undergoes B decay to give "Bi Step 2. 83 Bi undergoes B decay to give 4Po In the third step, Po-214 undergoes a decay. What is the product of this step? symbol = At mass number = 214 atomic number = 85 d Pb undergoes four decay reactions: B, B, a, ß. Step 1. 32Pb undergoes ß decay to give Bi Step 2. Bi undergoes B decay to give 4Po 83 Step 3. 214Po undergoes a decay to give 210 Pb 84 In the fourth step, Pb-210 undergoes ß decay. What is the product of this step? symbol = mass number = atomic number =

C Pb undergoes four decay reactions: B, B, a, B. Step 1. 32Pb undergoes B decay to give "Bi Step 2. 83 Bi undergoes B decay to give 4Po In the third step, Po-214 undergoes a decay. What is the product of this step? symbol = At mass number = 214 atomic number = 85 d Pb undergoes four decay reactions: B, B, a, ß. Step 1. 32Pb undergoes ß decay to give Bi Step 2. Bi undergoes B decay to give 4Po 83 Step 3. 214Po undergoes a decay to give 210 Pb 84 In the fourth step, Pb-210 undergoes ß decay. What is the product of this step? symbol = mass number = atomic number =

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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