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Bryanna Walls

25 April, 04:15

Certain nuclear radiation that is passed through the electric field (above) is deflected towards the red plate.

In what way is the nucleus changed by this type of decay?

A) A proton is converted to a neutron.

B) A neutron is converted to a proton.

C) A positron is converted to an alpha particle.

D) There is no change to the nucleus because the mass remains remain the same.

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