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Question 107

A nucleus found in natural rock has mass number 212 and atomic number 83. It changes in two steps into a stable nucleus with mass number 208 and atomic number 82. One emission comes from the nucleus at each step.

Which two emissions produce this change?

[1]
A

an alpha particle and a beta-minus particle

B

an alpha particle and a beta-plus particle

C

an alpha particle and a gamma ray

D

a beta-plus particle and a gamma ray

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