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Which is not a type of nuclear decay? A. Zeta B. Gamma C. Alpha D. Beta
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Which is not a type of nuclear decay?
A. Zeta
B. Gamma
C. Alpha
D. Beta

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The answer is Zeta

Step-by-step explanation:

The three types of nuclear decay are Gamma, Beta, and Alpha.

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