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.(11)Na^(28) is a radioactive and it dec...

`._(11)Na^(28)` is a radioactive and it decays to

A

`._(12)Mg^(24)` and `beta`-particles

B

`._(11)Na^(21)` and neutron

C

`._(13)F^(24)` and positron

D

`._(9)F^(20)` and `alpha`-particles

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The correct Answer is:
a

`._(11)Na^(24)` is a radioactive isotope and it decays to `._(12)Mg^(24)` and `beta`-particles, which is shown as
`._(11)Na^(24) to ._(12)Mg^(24) + ._(-1)beta^(0)`
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