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Help!! Predict the missing component in the nuclear equation.
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Predict the missing component in the nuclear equation.

Help!! Predict the missing component in the nuclear equation.-example-1
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the missing component is the option (a) electron

Step-by-step explanation:

this is a nuclear decay of Th which resulted in the emission of alpha particles, equivalent to high speed electrons.

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