Posted by J. J. on Friday, June 3, 2011 at 4:20pm.
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In the radioactive formula,
235/92 U → 235/93 Np = X, what does X represent
A. An alpha Particle
B. A positron
C. An electron
D. A gamma ray
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In the radioactive formula
235 U → 235 Np + X, what does X represent
92 93
A. An Alpha Particle
B. A positron
C. An electron
D. A gamma ray
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