Tungsten-181 decays by electron capture. Provide the element symbol and mass number for the product of the radioactive d...
Tungsten-181 decays by electron capture. Provide the element symbol and mass number for the product of the radioactive decay of W-181
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The transformation of e capturing process of 181W is -
181W74 + 0e-1 = 181Ta73 + gamma particle
Hence, the product will be tantalum which mass no will remain same as that of tungsten i.e. 181 and atomic no. Z = 73
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