Question

Unstable Isotope Atomic Number Number of Protons 6 Number of Neutrons Neutron-to-Proton Ratio 1.30 Carbon-14 Cobalt-57 8 30 27 27 1.10 38 38 52 1.37 Strontium-90 lodine-124 Radium-226 53 53 71 1.34 88 88 138 1.57

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Answer 1

ob decay 1. B decay, 14 goss Postitson emission Generally if n/p ratio is one then the atom is stable otherwire it generally undergo decay unstable Prediction confirmed modes isotopes Carbon-14 undergo ß decay, undergo e e capture Cobalt-57 Capture 3. Boley strontium undergo ß decay goy te to Positron emission 4. Iodine - 124 & delay 226 adeegy 22 5. Radium-226 Ro [due to high n/p ratio greatter than stente stre 1241 e 125te Ra -a