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Chapter 10, Problem 10.20E
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The age of the grain in the cave is to be calculated.
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The process by which an unstable nucleus radiates energy along with the emission of an alpha or beta particle is known as radioactive decay. A substance is said to be radioactive if it possesses an unstable nucleus.
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