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The first two particles emitted in the decay series for Bismuth (Bi)-210 are beta and then alpha. What is the resulting isotope (element and mass) at this point in the series? (Show all work using nuclear equations, but if you don't know how to use the Math Editor on Blackboard to write nuclear equations, you may stick with isotope names, such as "Bi-210  =>  alpha + ..."). please i want my answer typed instead of writting.

The first two particles emitted in the decay series for Bismuth (Bi)-210 are beta and then alpha. What is the resulting isotope (element and mass) at this point in the series? (Show all work using nuclear equations, but if you don't know how to use the Math Editor on Blackboard to write nuclear equations, you may stick with isotope names, such as "Bi-210  =>  alpha + ..."). please i want my answer typed instead of writting.

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The first two particles emitted in the decay series for Bismuth (Bi)-210 are beta and then alpha. What is the resulting isotope (element and mass) at this point in the series?

(Show all work using nuclear equations, but if you don't know how to use the Math Editor on Blackboard to write nuclear equations, you may stick with isotope names, such as "Bi-210  =>  alpha + ...").

please i want my answer typed instead of writting.

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