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Classify each of the following nuclides as either "beta (01β) emitter", or "positron (0+1β) emitter" :

4920Ca85B3013Al
19580Hg15067Ho9436Kr

Note : 8436Kr;20080Hg and _67165Ho are stable

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beta emitter : 49Ca, 30Al,94Kr, positron emitter : 195Hg,8B,150Ho
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beta emitter : 49Ca, 8B,94Kr, positron emitter : 195Hg,30A,150Ho
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beta emitter : 150Ho, 30Al,94Kr, positron emitter : 195Hg,8B,49Ca
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beta emitter : 49Ca, 30Al,195Hg, positron emitter : 94Kr,8B,150Ho
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Solution

The correct option is A beta emitter : 49Ca, 30Al,94Kr, positron emitter : 195Hg,8B,150Ho
beta emitters are 49Ca, 30Al,94Kr, while positron emitters are 195Hg,8B,150Ho
When the ratio np>1.5 , beta emission occurs which decreases np ratio.
When np<1, alpha emission or positron emission or K-shell electron capture occurs to increase np ratio.

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