Subject: Why does positron emission occur only in artificially produced isotopes?
Date: Thu Jul 17 05:13:24 2003
Posted by Chloe
Grade level: 10-12
School: SCONZ
City: Auckland State/Province: Auckland
Country: New Zealand
Area of science: Physics
ID: 1058436804.Ph
Message:
In the radioactive decays of naturally occuring isotopes there are alpha and
beta decays. However positron emission only occurs in artificially produced
isotopes, rather than naturally occuring radioactive isotopes. can you please
tell me why? thank you.
Re: Why does positron emission occur only in artificially produced isotopes?
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