Classify the following nuclear reactions by the type of nuclear decay represented.Alpha Decay1Na - 1Mg + -ißBeta Decay13N - 1C + B234U 238Th + 3a->90Positron Emission19 Cd + je - 197Ag107gV - Ti + ß232Bi - 209TI + 3a212Electron Capture81

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Classify the following nuclear reactions by the type of nuclear decay represented. Alpha Decay 1{Na - 1Mg + ß Beta Decay 13N - 1C + B 23U - 238Th + a Positron Emission 19Cd + je - 197Ag 107 2V - Ti + B 2Bi - 209TI + a Electron Capture

Classify the following nuclear reactions by the type of nuclear decay represented. Alpha Decay 1{Na - 1Mg + ß Beta Decay 13N - 1C + B 23U - 238Th + a Positron Emission 19Cd + je - 197Ag 107 2V - Ti + B 2Bi - 209TI + a Electron Capture

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Classify the following nuclear reactions by the type of nuclear decay represented.
Alpha Decay
1Na - 1Mg + -iß
Beta Decay
13N - 1C + B
234U 238Th + 3a
->
90
Positron Emission
19 Cd + je - 197Ag
107
gV - Ti + ß
23
2Bi - 209TI + 3a
212
Electron Capture
81

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