QUESTION 6Please match the letter of the nuclide that is described by the nuclear transformations on the left.v Beta decay of Am-244A. Am-242v Fusion of Pd-110 and Sn-117B. Cm-243C. Pu-243v Alpha decay of Cm-246v Bombardment of Pu-243 with 2 protonsv Bombardment of Am-244 with neutron which undergoes gamma decayv Bombardment of Am-243 with a positronD. Am-245E. Nuclide not providedF. Cm-244G. Am-244H. Pu-2441. Cm-242J. Pu-245K. Am-243L Pu-242M. Cm-245lick Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all ansuers.

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QUESTION 6 Please match the letter of the nuclide that is described by the nuclear transformations on the left. v Beta decay of Am-244 A. Am-242 v Fusion of Pd-110 and Sn-117 B. Cm-243 v Alpha decay of Cm-246 C. Pu-243 Am-245

QUESTION 6 Please match the letter of the nuclide that is described by the nuclear transformations on the left. v Beta decay of Am-244 A. Am-242 v Fusion of Pd-110 and Sn-117 B. Cm-243 v Alpha decay of Cm-246 C. Pu-243 Am-245

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