In the nuclear transmutation, 16 0 (p, a) N, what is the bombarding particle? a phosphorus nucleus a beta particle a proton a gamma photon an alpha particle The number of neutrons in 2 Fe 2+ is 36. 60. 62. 26.

In the nuclear transmutation, 16 0 (p, a) N, what is the bombarding particle? a phosphorus nucleus a beta particle a proton a gamma photon an alpha particle The number of neutrons in 2 Fe 2+ is 36. 60. 62. 26.

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In the nuclear transmutation, 16 o (p, a) 5 N, what is the bombarding particle?
a phosphorus nucleus
a beta particle
a proton
a gamma photon
an alpha particle
The number of neutrons in
2+
Fe
is
26
36.
60.
62.
26.

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