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Identify the nuclide produced when carbon-14 decays by beta emission: 14 6Cā†’ 0āˆ’1e + ?

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This nuclear reaction would give Boron - 14 as the product.

What is beta emission?

A beta emission has to do with the transformation of a proton to electron. This occurs with the change in the atomic number of the element. In this case, the parent nucleus that undergoes decay is carbon - 14.

The daughters nucleus will have the same mass number but a different atomic number. Let us now see the product of this reaction.

From the equation shown, this nuclear reaction would give Boron - 14 as the product.

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