Use the following table to refer to each element in your answers. F G H E D A B C 210 211 Pb 211 Bi 215 Au 209 215 At Bi 207 Ti 81 211 Po 84 209 Ti 81 At 83 82 83 79 85 85 When 211 Bi 83 decays via alpha radiation, which element does it become? [ Select] When 2¹¹ Bi decays via B¯ î radiation, which element does it become? [Select] When ²¹ Bi * decays via gamma radiation, which element does it become? [Select] î

Use the following table to refer to each element in your answers. F G H E D A B C 210 211 Pb 211 Bi 215 Au 209 215 At Bi 207 Ti 81 211 Po 84 209 Ti 81 At 83 82 83 79 85 85 When 211 Bi 83 decays via alpha radiation, which element does it become? [ Select] When 2¹¹ Bi decays via B¯ î radiation, which element does it become? [Select] When ²¹ Bi * decays via gamma radiation, which element does it become? [Select] î

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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