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A: Alpha particle (α)can be represented as: It contains 4 mass number and 2 atomic number.

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Q: 3) Write the equations for the following processes: (2 a) the alpha decay of californium-251 b) the…

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Q: What species is produced when californium-253 undergoes alpha particle emission? A) ²⁵²Bk B)…

A: It is given that californium-253 is undergoing alpha particle emission.

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Q: Part 3: Alpha Decay Write the alpha decay equations for the following isotopes. 208 Po → He 204 Pb…

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Q: The following equation models the beta decay of krypton-89 into rubidium-89. 89 0 89 → 30 Kr Rb + e…

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Q: What species is produced when californium-253 undergoes alpha particle emission? A) 252BK B) 24°Cm…

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Q: 217 At decays by a - emission. What is the new 85 The isotope nucleus that forms? O 221 Fr 87 213 Ро…

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A: Alpha particle is represented  as[ 2He4]2+ means it is equals to nucleus of helium.

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