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Chapter 20, Problem 41E
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The difference between the nuclear reactions that begin spontaneously and that begin with nuclear bombardment is to be stated. The meaning of nuclear bombardment is to be stated.
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A spontaneous nuclear reaction is also known as a natural radioactive reaction. In this phenomenon, an unstable nucleus is converted into a stable nucleus with the emission of radioactive radiation such as alpha, beta, and gamma. The nuclear bombardment is the phenomenon of artificial radioactivity.
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