**Radioactive Decay of Uranium-238**Radioactive Uranium-²³⁸₉₂U will decay in the following sequence:1. An alpha (α) decay.2. A beta minus (β⁻) decay.3. Another beta minus (β⁻) decay.4. An alpha (α) decay.5. Another alpha (α) decay.In addition to the decays mentioned above, five gamma (γ) particles are also released in this series.**Problem:**Write the daughter nucleus in the form \( \frac{A}{Z} \text{X} \) where \( A \) is the mass number, \( Z \) is the charge number, and \( \text{X} \) is the element. A periodic table may be used.This series of decays and particle emissions leads from Uranium-238 to another element. By following the decay processes, students can identify the resultant daughter nucleus.

The given types of radioactive decays are discussed below decay: It is a type of radioactive decay,…

Radioactive Uranium 325U will decay in the following sequence: First an a decay, next a B-decay, then another - decay, another a decay 92 and finally another a decay. Five y particles are also released in this series. Write the daughter nucleus in the form 4X where A is the mass number, Z is the charge number and X is the element. A periodic table may be used.

Radioactive Uranium 325U will decay in the following sequence: First an a decay, next a B-decay, then another - decay, another a decay 92 and finally another a decay. Five y particles are also released in this series. Write the daughter nucleus in the form 4X where A is the mass number, Z is the charge number and X is the element. A periodic table may be used.

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