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It is observed that Ni, with an atomic mass of 65.9291 u, decays by emission. Identify the nucleus that results from this decay 28- O 66 Co Cu 65 Co 25 Cu Submit Part B Request Answer If the nucleus found in part A has an atomic mass of 65.9289 u, what is the maximum kinetic energy of the emitted electron? Express your answer using one significant figure.

It is observed that Ni, with an atomic mass of 65.9291 u, decays by emission. Identify the nucleus that results from this decay 28- O 66 Co Cu 65 Co 25 Cu Submit Part B Request Answer If the nucleus found in part A has an atomic mass of 65.9289 u, what is the maximum kinetic energy of the emitted electron? Express your answer using one significant figure.

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66 It is observed that Ni, with an atomic mass of 65.9291 u, decays by ß- emission. Identify the nucleus that results from this decay. 28 66 Co 27 29 O 66 Cu O 95 Co O 5 Cu O Submit Part B Request Answer If the nucleus found in part A has an atomic mass of 65.9289 u, what is the maximum kinetic energy of the emitted electron? Express your answer using one significant figure.
Transcribed Image Text:66 It is observed that Ni, with an atomic mass of 65.9291 u, decays by ß- emission. Identify the nucleus that results from this decay. 28 66 Co 27 29 O 66 Cu O 95 Co O 5 Cu O Submit Part B Request Answer If the nucleus found in part A has an atomic mass of 65.9289 u, what is the maximum kinetic energy of the emitted electron? Express your answer using one significant figure.
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