AWhich of the following isotopes is more likely to decay via positron emission than by beta particleemission? Select all that apply.0058 Ca60 Ga152Ba67 Se46p

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Which of the following isotopes is more likely to decay via positron emission than by emission? Select all that apply. 058 Ca 60 Ga O 152Ba 67 Se 46p O

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