Beta Decay

by: hjbeis

This depicts a diagram of an atomic reaction, specifically the beta minus decay of tritium. In this process, a proton is removed from the nucleus of a tritium atom and converted into an electron and an antineutrino. This results in the formation of a helium-3 (He-3) atom. The diagram shows the movement of particles during this reaction, with arrows indicating the direction of motion. The image also includes labels for various elements involved in the process, such as tritium (T), proton (p), electron (e), and antineutrino (bar). Additionally, there are two red spheres present in the diagram, which could represent the protons or other particles involved in the reaction. The image provides a clear visual representation of this atomic process, highlighting the movement of particles and their interactions during beta minus decay.

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Tags: astrophysics, beta, decay, electron, gut, helium, hydrogen, neutrino, nucleus, quark, radioactivity, science, chemistry, atom, molecule, decay beta

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