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Classify the type of radioactive decay involved in the following nuclear reaction as alpha decay, beta decay, gamma emission, or positron emission.
99m43Tc → 9943Tc + 00γ
For the following nuclear reaction, determine the type of radioactive decay involved: alpha decay, beta decay, gamma emission, or positron emission.
14460Nd → 14058Ce + 42He
The figure below shows the nucleus of a new isotope produced by bombarding a specific isotope. Illustrate the nucleus of the isotope that is bombarded:


A 23592U nucleus was bombarded with a neutron, resulting in two other neutrons, 9037Rb, and another nucleus. What is AZX in the following balanced nuclear fission reaction equation?
23592U + 10n → 9037Rb + AZX + 2 10n
Consider the following:

Determine the initial radioisotope required to balance the nuclear reaction.
Polonium-213 is produced via an 11-step decay series of plutonium-241. Determine the number of α particles and β particles emitted in the decay series.
Which one of the following statements is correct about the difference(s) between chemical and nuclear reactions?