MHT CET Medical202622 April 2026Morning ShiftPhysicsNuclear PhysicsActual
A common example of ^- decay is ₁₅ P ³² ₁₆ S ³² + x + y Then x and y , respectively, stand for
Options
- Apositron and anti - neutrino
- Belectron and neutrino
- Celectron and anti-neutrino
- Dpositron and neutrino
Correct answer
C. electron and anti-neutrino
Step-by-step solution
In ^- decay, a neutron inside the nucleus transforms into a proton, emitting an electron and an anti-neutrino. The nuclear reaction is given by: ₁₅ P ³² ₁₆ S ³² + e^- + _e Thus, x and y stand for an electron and an anti-neutrino. Answer: electron and anti-neutrino