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PhysicsMediumMCQ2022 · 29 Jun Shift 2

Q19.In the following nuclear reaction, β− γ D α→D1 →D2 α→D3 →D4 Mass number of D is 182 and atomic number is 74 . Mass number and atomic number of D4 respectively will be (1) 174 and 71 (2) 174 and 69 (3) 172 and 69 (4) 172 and 71

What This Question Tests

This question involves tracking the changes in mass number and atomic number through a series of alpha and beta-minus decays.

Concepts Tested

Alpha decayBeta minus decayMass numberAtomic number

Formulas Used

Alpha decay: Z → Z-2, A → A-4

Beta-minus decay: Z → Z+1, A → A

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