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The phenomenon of radioactivity is associated with :

A

decay of nucleus

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fussion of nucleus

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emission of electrons or protons

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rearrangement in the extra nuclear electron

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Solution

The correct option is A decay of nucleus
The phenomenon of radioactivity is associated with decay of nucleus.
Thus, radioactivity is a nuclear property shown by atoms with unstable nucleus like U, Th, Ra.

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