d Bi undergoes four decay reactions: a, B, B, a.Step 1.Bi undergoes a decay to give210 TI83Step 2.ºTl undergoes ß decay to give °Pb81Step 3.210 Pb undergoes B decay to give 53° Bi21082In the fourth step, Bi-210 undergoes a decay. What is the product of this step?symbol =mass number =atomic number =

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d Bi undergoes four decay reactions: a, B, B, a. Step 1. 3*Bi undergoes a decay to give 10TI Step 2. 31° Tl undergoes ß decay to give Pb Step 3. 220 Pb undergoes ß decay to give 3 Bi 210 In the fourth step, Bi-210 undergoes a decay. What is the product of this step symbol = mass number = atomic number

d Bi undergoes four decay reactions: a, B, B, a. Step 1. 3*Bi undergoes a decay to give 10TI Step 2. 31° Tl undergoes ß decay to give Pb Step 3. 220 Pb undergoes ß decay to give 3 Bi 210 In the fourth step, Bi-210 undergoes a decay. What is the product of this step symbol = mass number = atomic number

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