What is the quark designation of a neutron? a. uud. b. ddd. c. uuu. d. udd. e. ucb. What happens to nuclei that have too many...

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What is the quark designation of a neutron?
a.
uud.
b.
ddd.
c.
uuu.
d.
udd.
e.
ucb.
What happens to nuclei that have too many neutrons?
a.
Extra neutrons Î²⁺-decay and turn into protons.
b.
Extra neutrons Î±-decay and leave the nucleus.
c.
Extra neutrons Î²^âˆ’-decay and turn into protons.
d.
Extra neutrons n-decay and leave the nucleus.

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aQuarks are believed to be the basic building blocks of protonsneutrons and a wide variety of other heavier particlescollectively called hadrons Just as atoms are primarily composedof different combinations of protons neutrons and electronshadrons are believed to See Answer

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	a.	Extra neutrons Î²⁺-decay and turn into protons.
	b.	Extra neutrons Î±-decay and leave the nucleus.
	c.	Extra neutrons Î²^âˆ’-decay and turn into protons.
	d.	Extra neutrons n-decay and leave the nucleus.