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Chapter 19, Problem 55E
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Interpretation: The number of neutrons and
Concept introduction: A process through which a unstable nuclide looses its energy due to excess of protons or neutrons is known as radioactive decay. The cause of instability of a nuclide is its inefficiency in holding the nucleus together.
To determine: The number of neutrons and
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