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Sodium undergoes beta decay. Match the missing parts (A, B, and C) of the nuclear equation above to their correct number or symbol:
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I don't see the equation image, but for the common case (24/11Na undergoing β− decay) the completed equation is:
24/11 Na → 24/12 Mg + 0/−1 e− (plus an antineutrino 0/0 ν̄e)
So the likely matches are:
- A = 24/12 Mg (or simply Mg)
- B = 12 (the atomic number of Mg)
- C = 0/−1 e− (a beta particle / electron)
If your blanks are placed differently or you meant a different sodium isotope, please paste the equation or image and I’ll match them exactly.
24/11 Na → 24/12 Mg + 0/−1 e− (plus an antineutrino 0/0 ν̄e)
So the likely matches are:
- A = 24/12 Mg (or simply Mg)
- B = 12 (the atomic number of Mg)
- C = 0/−1 e− (a beta particle / electron)
If your blanks are placed differently or you meant a different sodium isotope, please paste the equation or image and I’ll match them exactly.
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