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The phenomenon of radioactivity is associated with a)Decay of nucleus b)Fussion of nucleus c)Emission of electrons or protons d)Rearragement in the in the extra nuclear electron

A

binary fission

B

nuclear fission

C

nuclear fusion

D

decay fo unstable nuclei

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D

Radioactivity arises out of decay of unstable nuclei.
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