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.^(238)U=238.05079 u" ".(2)^(4)He=4.002...

`.^(238)U=238.05079 u" "._(2)^(4)He=4.00260 u`
`._(90)^(234)Th=234.04363 n" "._(1)^(1)H=1.00783 u`
`._(90)^(237)Pa=237.0512l u`
Here the symbol `Pa` is for the element protacttntum `(Z=91)`.
(b) Show that `.^(238)U`. can not spontaneously emit a proton .

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