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General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry: Structures of Life | 4th Edition | ISBN: 9780321750891 | Authors: Karen C. Timberlake
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Complete each of the following nuclear equations and describe the type of radiation:a. 116C ? 115B + ?b. 3516S ? ? + 0?1ec. ? ? 9039 + 0?1ed. 21083Bi ?? + 42Hee. ? ? 8939Y + 0+1e

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Complete each of the following nuclear equations and describe the type of radiation:a. 116C ? 115B + ?b. 3516S ? ? + 0?1ec. ? ? 9039 + 0?1ed. 21083Bi ?? + 42Hee. ? ? 8939Y + 0+1e

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Solution 20 QP:Here, we are going to complete the following nuclear equations.Step 1: (a) C + BDetermination of the mass number of the radiation11 = 11+ xX = 0Determination of the atomic number of the radiation.6 = y +(5)Y = +1Determination of the type of radiationFrom the calculations, the new nucleus having atomic number +1 and mass number of 0 is positron () emission.Therefore, the complete nuclear equation with positron () emission of radiation.C + B________________

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