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Multiple choice

In case, N/P ratio of a nuclide is higher than that required for its stability, which rays does it emit?

  1. Alpha rays

  2. Beta rays

  3. Gamma rays

  4. No emission of radiation takes place

Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
B Correct answer
Explanation

Beta emission increases the atomic number by 1 with no change in mass number.

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