Write a nuclear equation for the type of decay each of these unstable isotopes is most likely to undergo. (Enter your answer in the form X. Use He for alpha decay, , B for beta decay, and+18for positron emission. Ignore gamma photons, neutrinos, and antineutrinos.)235 Bk(a) 97(b) N(c) 20(d) Pa91

Write a nuclear equation for the type of decay each of these unstable isotopes is most likely to undergo. (Enter your answer in the form X. Use He for alpha decay, º, ß for beta decay, and ,B for positron emission. Ignore gamma photons, neutrinos, and antineutrinos.) (a) 35 Bk (b) N (c) 20 (d) Pa + +

Write a nuclear equation for the type of decay each of these unstable isotopes is most likely to undergo. (Enter your answer in the form X. Use He for alpha decay, º, ß for beta decay, and ,B for positron emission. Ignore gamma photons, neutrinos, and antineutrinos.) (a) 35 Bk (b) N (c) 20 (d) Pa + +

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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