Write a complete and balanced nuclear equation for the following: а. Magnesium-24 is formed by beta decay of a sodium isotope. "Cl decays by positron emission. b. C. Thorium-230 (Z = 90) emits an alpha particle, forming a stable isotope of another element. d. Gold-195 undergoes electron capture.

Write a complete and balanced nuclear equation for the following: а. Magnesium-24 is formed by beta decay of a sodium isotope. "Cl decays by positron emission. b. C. Thorium-230 (Z = 90) emits an alpha particle, forming a stable isotope of another element. d. Gold-195 undergoes electron capture.

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Write a complete and balanced nuclear equation for the following:
а.
Magnesium-24 is formed by beta decay of a sodium isotope.
"Cl decays by positron emission.
b.
c.
Thorium-230 (Z = 90) emits an alpha particle, forming a stable isotope of another
element.
d.
Gold-195 undergoes electron capture.

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