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Chemistry, 07.05.2021 01:00 robertschulte116

Uring the process of beta decay, which statement correctly compares the parent nucleus and the daughter nucleus? A
The parent has a different mass number than the daughter.

B
The parent has a different atomic number than the daughter.

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The parent has the same number of neutrons as the daughter.

D
The parent has the same number of electrons as the daughter.

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