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प्रश्न
An α-particle is bombarded on 14N. As a result, a 17O nucleus is formed and a particle is emitted. This particle is a
विकल्प
neutron
proton
electron
positron
उत्तर
proton
If an alpha particle is bombarded on a nitrogen (N-14) nucleus, an oxygen (O-17) nucleus and a proton are released.
According to the conservation of mass and charge,
`"_2^4He + _7^14N → _6^17O + _1^1P`
So, the emitted particle is a proton.
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