During which type of radioactive decay does a nucleus gain a proton but keep the same atomic mass number? A. Alpha decay B. Beta decay (electron) C. Gamma decay D. Beta decay (positron) SUBMIT

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During which type of radioactive decay does a nucleus gain a proton but keep

the same atomic mass number?
A. Alpha decay
B. Beta decay (electron)
C. Gamma decay
D. Beta decay (positron)
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A. Alpha decay

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Kiersten answered Sep 28, 2022

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Answer:

Beta decay (electron).

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