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a nuclide of 64/29 cu absorbs a positron. witch is the resulting atom? (A) 65/29Cu (B) 63/29 CU (C) 64/28Ni (D) 64/30 Zn

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Answer:

D

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User Bernat
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Answer : Option D)
Zn^(64)_(30)

Explanation : When a positron is getting absorbed it means it will be
e^(+1)_(0) so, the
Cu^(64)_(29) will get converted;

So, the whole reaction will be;


Cu^(64)_(29) +
e^(+1)_(0) ---->
Zn^(64)_(30).

This will convert the whole element of Cu will get changed into Zn. As, it absorbs by the positron, the atomic number gets increased from 29 to 30.

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