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$_{4}^{7} B e$ captures a $K$ -electron into its nucleus. What will be the mass number of resulting nuclide?

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$_{4}^{7} B e +_{- 1}^{0} e \to_{3}^{7} L i$
Hence the mass number of resulting nuclide i.e $L i = 7$ .

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