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beta- particle in radioactivity is emitt...

`beta-` particle in radioactivity is emitted by:

A

Coversion of proton to neutron

B

Outermost orbit

C

Conversion of neutron to proton

D

`beta-` particle is not emitted

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The correct Answer is:
`(c)`
`._(0)^(1)n rarr ._(+1)^(1)p + ._(-1)^(0) + overline(v)`
This is neutron decay taking place when `(n)/(p) gt 1`
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