Part A
In 24 Ne10 , Number of neutrons (n) = (24 -10) = 14, number of protons (p) = 10.
Then , n/p = (14/10) = 1.4.
From the graph for stable nuclei having low atomic number (1 to 20) has n/p ratio 1.
The n/p ratio in 24Ne is higher than that of stable nuclei.
So, in beta dacay n/p ratio can be decreased.
24Ne10 - 0e-124Na11
In 24Na11, number of neutrons = (24-11)= 13
Number of protons = 11.
n/p ratio = (13/11) = 1.18.
Part B
82Rb37 , number of neutrons = (82 - 37) = 45
Number of protons = 37
n/p ratio = (45/37)= 1.21.
Atoms with higher atomic number (after atomic number 20) n/p ratio gradually increases.
Heavier elements increases n/p ratio by electron capture.
By electron capture n/p ratio increases.
82Rb37 + oe-182Kr36
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