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When a Nucleus Undergoes Beta-Minus Decay, It Changes into

Question 45

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When a nucleus undergoes beta-minus decay, it changes into

A) a higher atomic number.
B) a higher neutron number.
C) a higher mass number.
D) another isotope of itself.
E) a lower proton number.

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