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Complete the following equation describing nuclear decay. X712X27212N⟶X612X26212C + ______

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Complete the following equation describing nuclear decay.

\[\ce{_7^12N -> _6^12C {+}}\] ______

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\[\ce{_7^12N -> _6^12C {+} + _1^0\beta}\]

\[\ce{_1^0\beta}\] is e+ (positron)

Here, β+ is emitted and carbon is formed.

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Chapter 15: Structure of Atoms and Nuclei - Exercises [Page 343]

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Balbharati Physics [English] Standard 12 Maharashtra State Board
Chapter 15 Structure of Atoms and Nuclei
Exercises | Q 14.4 | Page 343

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