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The Isotopes of Promethium, and Are Unstable, and Lie

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The isotopes of promethium, The isotopes of promethium,   and   are unstable, and lie on opposite sides of the  line of stability . Which of the following combinations is most likely to represent the type of decay for these isotopes? A)  promethium-144, <font face= symbol ></font> decay; promethium-134, positron decay B)  promethium-144, positron decay; promethium-134, <font face= symbol ></font> decay C)  promethium-144, positron decay; promethium-134, electron capture D)  promethium-144, electron capture; promethium-134, positron decay E)  promethium-144, <font face= symbol ></font> decay; promethium-134, <font face= symbol ></font> decay and The isotopes of promethium,   and   are unstable, and lie on opposite sides of the  line of stability . Which of the following combinations is most likely to represent the type of decay for these isotopes? A)  promethium-144, <font face= symbol ></font> decay; promethium-134, positron decay B)  promethium-144, positron decay; promethium-134, <font face= symbol ></font> decay C)  promethium-144, positron decay; promethium-134, electron capture D)  promethium-144, electron capture; promethium-134, positron decay E)  promethium-144, <font face= symbol ></font> decay; promethium-134, <font face= symbol ></font> decay are unstable, and lie on opposite sides of the "line of stability". Which of the following combinations is most likely to represent the type of decay for these isotopes?


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