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Suppose cobalt-60 undergoes a type of radioactive decay that does not change the identity of the isotope. which type of decay did the isotope undergo? a. delta b. gamma c. alpha d. beta
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Suppose cobalt-60 undergoes a type of radioactive decay that does not

change the identity of the isotope. which type of decay did the isotope
undergo?
a. delta
b. gamma
c. alpha
d. beta

User Marwen Jaffel
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i think it maybe could possibly be beta
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