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Q74.Which of the following nuclear reactions will generate an isotope? (1) neutron particle emission (2) positron emission (3) α-particle emission (4) β-particle emission

What This Question Tests

This question tests the knowledge of different nuclear decay processes and their effect on the atomic number and mass number of the nucleus, specifically identifying which process leads to the formation of an isotope.

Concepts Tested

IsotopesAlpha decayBeta decayPositron emissionNeutron emission

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