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8/3Li decays to 8/4. what type of decay is this​
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8/3Li decays to 8/4. what type of decay is this​

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This is beta decay. In beta decay a neutron is transferred to a proton ( increasing the atomic number ) and a beta particle is released.

Answer beta decay.
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It is called Radioactive Decay.

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