Question

Which type of radioactive decay does not produce any particles?
a.
beta decay
c.
gamma decay
b.
alpha decay
d.
electron decay

Answer 1

Is it electron decay ?

Answer 2

@BEATZDJ can u help ?

Answer 3

It is gamma decay

Answer 4

There is no such thing as electron decay.

Answer 5

It is a hypothesis

Answer 6

and it emits particles like neutrino

Answer 7

Gamma Decay is an unstable atomic nucleus dissipates energy by gamma emission, producing gamma rays.

Answer 8

Anyways, answer will be gamma decay..as it emits gamma rays..which is a form of energy and not particle....."IF U DON CONSIDER DUAL NATURE OF LIGHT"

Answer 9

Wait...are you talking about electron decay? It is not one of the main decays so I don't think electron decay is.

Answer 10

yes it is not among the three fundamental decays u study in some classes....but it is a hypothetical decay

Answer 11

I see @Abhisar

Answer 12

u cn chck like say ths link.
http://arxiv.org/abs/hep-th/0312325

Answer 13

True

Answer 14

XD you both are wrong its alpha decay

Answer 15

How ?
Alpha decay produces a alpha particle and an with a mass number less than 4

Answer 16

For example alpha decay of uranium

Answer 17

*and an atom

Answer 18

@Whitemonsterbunny17 can u help ?