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The beta decay of uranium-237
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The beta decay of uranium-237

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The beta decay of uranium-237 is expressed in the following equation: 237/92 U = 237/93 Np + 0/-1 B + ∨ where B is the beta particle and ∨ is the anti-neutrino. The release of the beta particle transforms Uranium to another element, Neptunium.
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