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Question 13

An unstable nucleus has a mass number of 38 and an atomic number of 19.

A detector records these measurements for the particle emitted when the nucleus decays.

MeasurementResult
Mass number0
Relative charge+1

A technician predicts that the daughter nucleus has a mass number of 37 and an atomic number of 18.

a.

Which particle is emitted?

[1]
b.

Explain whether the technician's prediction is correct.

[3]
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