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The electron emitted in beta radiation originates from

A

inner orbits of atom

B

free electrons existing in the nuclei

C

decay of a neutron in a nuclei

D

photon escaping from the nucleus

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c
In `beta`-emission, a neutron of nucleus decays into a proton , a `beta`-particle and an anti-neutrino
`nto p + e^(-) + barv`
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