In each of the following radioactive decay processes, supply the missing particle. 206 a. At → 202 Bi +? Missing particle: b. 92 Y → 92 Zr + ? Missing particle: c. 11C → 11B+ ? Missing particle: 241 d. Cm + ? → 241 Am Missing particle:

In each of the following radioactive decay processes, supply the missing particle. 206 a. At → 202 Bi +? Missing particle: b. 92 Y → 92 Zr + ? Missing particle: c. 11C → 11B+ ? Missing particle: 241 d. Cm + ? → 241 Am Missing particle:

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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