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Q60.In the transformation of 238 92 U to 23492 U , if one emission is an α-particle, what should be the other emission(s)? (1) Two β− (2) Two β− and one β+ (3) One β− and one γ (4) One β+ and one β−

What This Question Tests

This question tests the understanding of radioactive decay processes, specifically identifying the type and number of particles emitted to balance the atomic and mass numbers in a nuclear transformation.

Concepts Tested

Alpha decayBeta decayConservation of mass numberConservation of atomic number

Formulas Used

Conservation of mass number (A)

Conservation of atomic number (Z)

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