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A radioactive nucleus X emits an alpha particle followed by two beta particles to form nucleus Y. With respect to the element X, where would you position the element Y in the periodic table? - Physics

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A radioactive nucleus X emits an alpha particle followed by two beta particles to form nucleus Y.

  1. With respect to the element X, where would you position the element Y in the periodic table?
  2. What is the general name of the elements X and Y?
  3. If the atomic number of Y is 80 then what is the atomic number of X?
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  1. `""_("Z")^("A") "X" -> ""_("Z"-2)^("A"-4)  "X"_1 + ""_(2)^(4)  "He" -> ""_("Z"-1)^("A"-4)  "X"_2 + ""_(-1)^(0) "e" -> ""_("Z")^("A"-4)  "Y" + ""_(-1)^(0)"e"`
    The above shows that X and Y have the same atomic number. Because of this, X and Y will be in the same place in the periodic table.
  2. Isotopes
  3. When the atomic number of Y is 80 and X and Y are isotopes, the atomic number of X will also be 80.
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