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A. H C. 23892U Label each of the following as stable or unstable. Briefly describe your reasoning. C. 210 PO 2002Pb + D. Balance the following nuclear reactions by filling in the blank with the missing product. A. Thorium (20 Th) gives of an alpha particle and becomes radium (Ra). B. 214Pb 214B + E. →214Pb + He B. H 234Pa + e D. Na

A. H C. 23892U Label each of the following as stable or unstable. Briefly describe your reasoning. C. 210 PO 2002Pb + D. Balance the following nuclear reactions by filling in the blank with the missing product. A. Thorium (20 Th) gives of an alpha particle and becomes radium (Ra). B. 214Pb 214B + E. →214Pb + He B. H 234Pa + e D. Na

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A. H C. 23892U Label each of the following as stable or unstable. Briefly describe your reasoning. C. 210 PO 2002Pb + D. Balance the following nuclear reactions by filling in the blank with the missing product. A. Thorium (230 Th) gives of an alpha particle and becomes radium (Ra). B. 2142Pb 214B + 82 E. →2142Pb + ₂He 82 B. H ➜ 234 Pa + e 91 D. "Na
Transcribed Image Text:A. H C. 23892U Label each of the following as stable or unstable. Briefly describe your reasoning. C. 210 PO 2002Pb + D. Balance the following nuclear reactions by filling in the blank with the missing product. A. Thorium (230 Th) gives of an alpha particle and becomes radium (Ra). B. 2142Pb 214B + 82 E. →2142Pb + ₂He 82 B. H ➜ 234 Pa + e 91 D. "Na
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