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So I was given the following incomplete nuclear equation: 210 83 Bi→ ?+4 2He I'm sorry, I can't really write that any better, but hopefully you can visualize the 210 on the top and the 83 on the bottom. Anyways, my answer for the ? was the isotope: 206 81 Ti But, my program marked it as wrong... What's the problem?
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Hmmm lets see what I get: This is a α-decay so \[\Large \sf _{83}^{210}Bi ~ \to ~ _{2}^{4}He ~ + ~ _{81}^{206}Ti\] That should be correct what you say. It follows the rules of conservation.
I've vent over it in the following \(\sf \large \href{study#/updates/52616b4de4b0c23cd54ac96f}{post}\) (press to enter link)
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