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Bombaradment of aluminium by `alpha-` particle leads to its artifical disinetegration in two ways, (i) and (ii) as shwon. Produces `X,Y` and `Z` respectively are,

A

proton, neutron,positron

B

neutron,positron,proton

C

proton,positron,neutron

D

positron,proton,neutron

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`(a)`
`._(13)^(27)Al + ._(2)alpha^(4) rarr ._(15)^(30)Si + ._(1)p^(1)(X)`
`._(13)^(27)Al + ._(2)alpha^(4) rarr ._(15)^(30)P + ._(0)n^(1)(Y)`
`._(15)^(30)O rarr ._(14)^(30)Si + ._(+1)beta^(0) (Z)`
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