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`.^22 Ne` nucleus after absorbing energy decays into two `alpha-`particles and an unknown nucleus. The unknown nucleus is.

A

Carbond

B

Nitrogen

C

Boron

D

oxygen

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`"" _(10) ^(22) Ne to 2 "" _(2) He^(4) + "" _(6) c ^(12)`
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