Sketch a graph of the variation in neutron number with atomic number for elements with stable nuclei. Plot on the -axis against on the -axis and use a single line to show the general trend. Extend your -axis to 92.b) Shade regions on the same graph to show where unstable radionuclides may be found that decay throughi) particle emissionii) particle emission iii) particle emission.

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Sketch a graph of the variation in neutron number with atomic number for elements with stable nuclei. Plot on the -axis against on the -axis and use a single line to show the general trend. Extend your -axis to 92.

b) Shade regions on the same graph to show where unstable radionuclides may be found that decay through
i) particle emission
ii) particle emission

iii) particle emission.

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