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What is missing in the following nuclear equation? A. neutron B. beta particle C. proton D. alpha particle
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What is missing in the following nuclear equation?

A. neutron

B. beta particle

C. proton

D. alpha particle

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I think it would be D
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Answer:

beta particle

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just toke the test

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