Physics
A radioactive nucleus emits a beta particle. The position of daughter nucleus in the periodic table as compared to the parent nucleus after emitting a beta particle is :
- at the same place
- one place higher
- one place lower
- two places lower
Radioactivity
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one place higher
Reason — By emission of a beta particle, the mass number A does not change but the atomic number is increased by one. It changes into a new nucleus of element with properties similar to those of an element one place higher in the periodic table.
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