Can an electron be obtained (or come out) from the nucleus?
Submitted by: AdministratorYes, electron having an energy higher than the ordinary
atomic electron may come out of the nucleus due to beta
decay process. A negative beta is identical to an electron
in all respect except with difference in kinetic energy.
Submitted by: Administrator
atomic electron may come out of the nucleus due to beta
decay process. A negative beta is identical to an electron
in all respect except with difference in kinetic energy.
Submitted by: Administrator
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