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1. If nuclide X has a change in its mass number, then it must have undergone:
Alpha particle emission Beta particle emission electron capture positron emission None of these

2. What type of radiation is this: x/y A + 0/-1e --> x/y-1 B (Note that B is not Boron)
Alpha particle emission Beta particle emission electron capture positron emission None of these

3. The process: 0/1 e + 0/-1 e --> 2 g is known as (blank).
Fission Fusion Annihilation Photonation None of these

4. The type of emission where an electron is given off is known as (blank).
Alpha particle emission Beta particle emission electron capture positron emission None of these

5. Which is NOT an example of an isotope?
14/6 C 232/90 Th 0/-1 e 235/92 U All of these are isotopes

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