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By neutrino hypothesis which conserv...

By neutrino hypothesis which conservation law for `beta-` decay can be explained

A

energy conservation

B

angular momentum conservation

C

both of the above

D

momentum conservation

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  11. In which of the following we don't use a radioactive isotope :

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  15. The surface area of a nucleus varies with mass number A as

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  16. In the nuclear reaction .92 U^238 rarr .z Th^A + .2He^4, the values of...

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  18. the radius of ""(29)Cu^(64) nucleus in fermi is (given ,r(0) 1.2xx1...

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