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*MEDAL* Which types of decay will cause no decrease in the atomic mass of a nuclei?
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A. alpha, beta, and gamma B. beta, positron, and gamma C. alpha and garnma D. positron emission only I WAS THINKING "\[B\]" IS THE ANSWER!
Nevermind, the answer is D. Correct? @Abhisar
I thought beta was also an answer, so I chose B in the first place...
Positron emission is a decay in which proton gets converted into a neutron and a positron and a neutrino is emmited ex: \(\sf Mg → Na + e+ + ν_e\) Notice that mass number of both the elements are same i.e 23.
Same thing happens in beta decay.
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so B was correct?
yes
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