what is the name of this nuclide?\n$\frac{0}{0}\\gamma$\npositron\ngamma\nbeta\nalpha\nneutron
what is the name of this nuclide?\n$\frac{0}{0}\\gamma$\npositron\ngamma\nbeta\nalpha\nneutron
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Brief Explanations:
The symbol $\frac{0}{0}\gamma$ represents a gamma - ray photon. Gamma radiation is associated with the $\gamma$ symbol. Positron has a symbol ${+1}^{0}e$, beta can be ${- 1}^{0}e$ (beta - minus) or ${+1}^{0}e$ (beta - plus), alpha is ${2}^{4}He$, and neutron is $_{0}^{1}n$.
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gamma