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Radioactive decay takes place when an atomic nucleus spontaneously emits A. alpha particles, beta particles, or neutrons B. high-energy radiation C. both of the above

Radioactive decay takes place when an atomic nucleus spontaneously emits A. alpha particles, beta particles, or neutrons B. high-energy radiation C. both of the above
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Radioactive decay takes place when an atomic nucleus spontaneously emits

A. alpha particles, beta particles, or neutrons
B. high-energy radiation
C. both of the above

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Answer:c

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User Gpapaz
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c. both of the above I believe radioactive decay can give all of those
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