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The Transformation of 14C→14N Is an Example Of

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The transformation of 14C→14N is an example of:


A) a decay.
B) The transformation of <sup>14</sup>C→<sup>14</sup>N is an example of: A) a decay. B) decay. C) decay. D) fusion E) none of these decay.
C) The transformation of <sup>14</sup>C→<sup>14</sup>N is an example of: A) a decay. B) decay. C) decay. D) fusion E) none of these decay.
D) fusion
E) none of these

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