Which of the following nuclides would be most likely to undergo beta decay? Ste n, uy ng Uratacle nu, y ocouing DUrtale ye Sand of slaty as so 40 25 20 In la 10 20 15 30 50 55 0 65 40 Nte pte 70 O 24A! 13 O 126/ 53 O 137CS 55 O 13N

Which of the following nuclides would be most likely to undergo beta decay? Ste n, uy ng Uratacle nu, y ocouing DUrtale ye Sand of slaty as so 40 25 20 In la 10 20 15 30 50 55 0 65 40 Nte pte 70 O 24A! 13 O 126/ 53 O 137CS 55 O 13N

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Which of the following nuclides would be most likely to undergo beta decay?
Ste n, uy ng
Uratacle nu, y ocouing
DUrtale ye
Sand of slaty
as
so
40
25
20
In la
10
20 15
30
50 55
0 65
40
Nte pte
70
O 24AI
13
O 126/
53
O 137CS
55
O 13N

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