hard · MCAT chem-phys
The radioactive isotope ^238_92U undergoes a series of decays to become ^234_90Th.
Which of the following emission events accounts for this transformation?
- One alpha particle.
- One positron.
- Two gamma photons.
- One beta-minus particle.
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