**Question 4**1. Which type of radioactive decay is \( ^{59}\text{Mn} \) most likely to undergo? [Dropdown]2. Which type of radioactive decay is \( ^{81}\text{Rb} \) most likely to undergo? [Dropdown]3. Which isotope is most likely to undergo positron emission? [Dropdown]4. Which isotope has the largest binding energy per nucleon? [Dropdown] # Question 41. **Which type of radioactive decay is \(^5^9\text{Mn}\) most likely to undergo?** - Options: \(\_\_\_\), \(\alpha\text{-decay}\), \(\beta\text{-decay}\), electron capture2. **Which type of radioactive decay is \(^8^6\text{Rb}\) most likely to undergo?** - Options: \(\_\_\_\), \(\alpha\text{-decay}\), \(\beta\text{-decay}\), electron capture3. **Which isotope is most likely to undergo positron emission?** - Options: \(\_\_\_\), \(\text{^7Li}\), \(\text{^1^9F}\), \(\text{^1^8F}\), \(\text{^2^0Ne}\)4. **Which isotope has the largest binding energy per nucleon?** - Options: \(\_\_\_\), \(\text{^7Li}\), \(\text{^1^9F}\), \(\text{^1^8F}\), \(\text{^2^0Ne}\), \(\text{^2^4Mg}\)Each question requires selecting the most appropriate answer from a drop-down list. The options for each answer include isotopes or types of decay relevant to nuclear chemistry.All options and questions are formatted within a structured, interactive platform (presumably part of an educational exercise or assessment tool), but the specific responses visible in the screenshots have been redacted for privacy or security reasons.

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