1. Identify whether the following reactions are: alpha decay, positron decay, beta decay, gammadecay, neutron decay, proton decay, fusion, or fission.(a) 25BKHe + 2Am241954m97(b) 253U + on14455CS + 37Pb + 2;n4040(c) 19K8Ar + +je->(d) Cr → je + Mn5524->(e) 20Po2048384219At + 3 n2094(f)83Bi + a->(g) 238U234TH + 2a90(h) 60mCoCo Co + Y602727

As above reaction easily say that which reaction are alfa decay beta decay and so on

1. Identify whether the following reactions are: alpha decay, positron decay, beta decay, gamma decay, neutron decay, proton decay, fusion, or fission. (a) 2Bk He + 2Am 241 (b) 25U + in Cs + 39P6 + 2n 144 (c) 19K 18Ar + +e (d) Cr -je + EMn -> (e) 20PO 20Bİ + H (f) 20Bi + a gAt + 3 in 234Th + a 238 9Co + Y 60m (h) 627CO

1. Identify whether the following reactions are: alpha decay, positron decay, beta decay, gamma decay, neutron decay, proton decay, fusion, or fission. (a) 2Bk He + 2Am 241 (b) 25U + in Cs + 39P6 + 2n 144 (c) 19K 18Ar + +e (d) Cr -je + EMn -> (e) 20PO 20Bİ + H (f) 20Bi + a gAt + 3 in 234Th + a 238 9Co + Y 60m (h) 627CO

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