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Sometimes, the ejection of an alpha-part...

Sometimes, the ejection of an `alpha`-particle does not completely stabilise the nucleus. In such a case, more `alpha`-particles may be emitted. The `alpha`-decay

A

raises the `n//p` ratio and is often followed by `beta`-emission

B

lowers the `n//p` ratio and is often followed by positron emission

C

raises the `n//p` ratio and is often followed by neutron emission

D

lower the `n//p` ratio and is often followed by `gamma`-rays emission

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a

The `n//p` ratio increases in case of `alpha`-decay while decreases during `beta`-decay.
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