Which of the following nuclear reactions would always result in a nuclide with an increased proton: neutron ratio?I.214 Bi→214 Po+ B83784-1II.168 Tm →69247990III. Es + 1 →-1IV. 137 I53II and III onlyI onlyI and IV only16868I and III onlyEr + 10247987 Cf + y136 I + n53

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Which of the following nuclear reactions would always result in a nuclide with an increased proton: neutron ratio? 214 Po+18 -1 1.214 Bi 84 II. 168 Tm → 69 III. 247 Es +18 0 99 IV. 137 I 53 II and III only I only 168 68 I and IV only I and III only 0 Er +18 → 247 Cf + y 98 361 + / n 53

Which of the following nuclear reactions would always result in a nuclide with an increased proton: neutron ratio? 214 Po+18 -1 1.214 Bi 84 II. 168 Tm → 69 III. 247 Es +18 0 99 IV. 137 I 53 II and III only I only 168 68 I and IV only I and III only 0 Er +18 → 247 Cf + y 98 361 + / n 53

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