QUESTION 6When the radioactive nucleusnucleus?a. 197.RnO b. 195 BiO c. 19⁹ Frd. 197 BiOe. 203 Fr199Atundergoes an alpha emission, what is the product

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QUESTION 6 When the radioactive nucleus nucleus? a. 197 Rn b. 195, Bi O c. 199 Fr d. 197 Bi e. 203. Fr 199 At undergoes an alpha emission, what is the product

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