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During which radioactive decay process does the mass number of a nucleus change? A. Beta Decay (Electron) B. Beta Decay (Positron) C. Alpha Decay D. Gamma Decay

During which radioactive decay process does the mass number of a nucleus change? A. Beta Decay (Electron) B. Beta Decay (Positron) C. Alpha Decay D. Gamma Decay
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During which radioactive decay process does the mass number of a nucleus change?

A. Beta Decay (Electron)
B. Beta Decay (Positron)
C. Alpha Decay
D. Gamma Decay

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Answer:

C

Step-by-step explanation:

Alpha Decay

During which radioactive decay process does the mass number of a nucleus change? A-example-1
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Answer:

Alpha decay

Step-by-step explanation:

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