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Chemistry

Beta Decay

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Bombardment of $A l$ by $α$ -particles leads to aartificial disintegration in two ways $(i)$ and $(i i)$ as shown. Products are respectively $X, Y$ and $Z$

proton, neutron, positron

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The correct option is A proton, neutron, positron

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Bombardment of Al by α-particles leads to aartificial disintegration in two ways (i) and (ii) as shown. Products are respectively X,Y and Z

The correct option is A proton, neutron, positron

Bombardment of $A l$ by $α$ -particles leads to aartificial disintegration in two ways $(i)$ and $(i i)$ as shown. Products are respectively $X, Y$ and $Z$