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What happens when a gamma ray is emitted from the nucleus of an atom? It reduces the overall energy of the nucleus. It increases the overall energy of the nucleus. It causes a charge imbalance in the nucleus. It changes the number of electros in the atom.
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This is a gamma ray \[\gamma _{0}^{0} \]
the top number is atomic mass, the bottom is atomic number/ charge. what do you notice about them @bookworm269
They are both 0
Yep so it has no mass and charge
So the only thing it can do is release energy causing your atom to be more stable
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So the answer is that it would reduce the overall energy of the nucleus?
=D there you go
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