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Writing and Balancing Nuclear Equations
A nuclear equation is a symbolic representation of a nuclear reaction using certain symbols. It is studied in nuclear chemistry and nuclear physics.
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write balanced nuclear equations for the electron capture decay of the following radionuclides 

b) CI c) V d) Sc 014) Write balanced nuclear equations for the positron decay of the following radionuclides. a) Antimony- 112 b) Cerium-132 c) Selenium- 70 d) Tin-109 015) Write balanced nuclear equations for the electron capture decay of the following radionuclides. a) 36 100Pd 46 c) 38 d) Zr 016) Write balanced nuclear equations for the electron capture decay of the following radionuclides. a) Xenon-122 b) Tantalum-175 c) Rhenium-181 Lead~19A
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Transcribed Image Text:b) CI c) V d) Sc 014) Write balanced nuclear equations for the positron decay of the following radionuclides. a) Antimony- 112 b) Cerium-132 c) Selenium- 70 d) Tin-109 015) Write balanced nuclear equations for the electron capture decay of the following radionuclides. a) 36 100Pd 46 c) 38 d) Zr 016) Write balanced nuclear equations for the electron capture decay of the following radionuclides. a) Xenon-122 b) Tantalum-175 c) Rhenium-181 Lead~19A
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