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The alpha particles emitted by radium have energies of `4.777MeV` and `4.600MeV`.What is the wavelength in pm of the gamma rays accompanying the decay? The difference in energies of alpha particle emitted out is equal to the energy of gamma rays.Report your answer to nearest integer.`(h=6.626times10^(-34)` Joule.sec,charg "]

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