Shailesh K. answered 06/02/24
Semiconductor Circuit Design/Manufacturing Expert with MS in Computers
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Predicted likely mode of decay:
a) Mo-109: Heavier isotope of normal Mo atom amu 96,
decays electron emission β (-1) particle
109Mo =>109Tc + β(-1) =>109Ru + β(-1)=>109Rh + β(-1) =>109Pd + β(-1)=>109Ag + β(-1)
other likely mode
109Mo => 109Tc + β (-1) => 108Ru + β (-1) + neutron => 108Rh + β (-1) => 108Pd + β (-1)
b) Ru-90: Lighter isotope of normal Ru atom amu 101,
decays positron emission β (+1) particle
Equation: 90Ru => 90Tc +β (+1) => 90Mo + β (+1) => 90Nb + β (+1) => 90Zr + β (+1)
c) P-27: Lighter isotope of normal P atom amu 31,
decays positron emission β (+1) particle
Equation: 27P => 27Si + b (+1) => 27Al + β (+1) other likely mode
27P => 26Al + β (+1) + Proton=> 26Mg + β (+1)
d) Rn-196: Lighter isotope of normal Rn atom amu 222,
decays positron emission β (+1) particle
Equation: 196Rn => Several decay modes => 188Os + β (+1) Most abundant final product Os
Refer to link: https://periodictable.com/Isotopes/086.196/index2.full.dm.prod.html
I hope this helps.
Sincerely
Shailesh (Sky) K., Expert Tutor at WYZANT
Former Professor, University of Pittsburgh Johnstown PA