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15. A nuclide (Z,A may transform into a nuclide (Z-1,A) by the emission of a. an alpha b. aB- a B+ d. gamma emission C.

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15. A nuclide (Z,A may transform into a nuclide (Z-1,A) by the emission of
a. an alpha
b. a В-
a B+
d. gamma emission
C.

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