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Would it be C..? Just because of 0-1e cuz that defines a beta decay?

Would it be C..? Just because of 0-1e cuz that defines a beta decay?
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Would it be C..? Just because of 0-1e cuz that defines a beta decay?

Would it be C..? Just because of 0-1e cuz that defines a beta decay?-example-1
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User Francois Deschenes
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Yes.

Step-by-step explanation:

A beta particle has the electron nuclei symbol.

C it is.

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