Physics, asked by prach6jmp, 2 months ago

Which of the following is not applicable for radioactivity ?

A. nuclear phenomena B. natural phenomena

C. atomic phenomena D. spontaneous Phenom​

Answers

Answered by yadavjee4
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Answer :- (B) Natural Phenomena

Answered by MotiSani
2

Atomic phenomenon is not applicable for radioactivity.

  • Radioactivity is a process by which unstable atomic nuclei degenerate to release energy and obtain a more stable electronic configuration.
  • It occurs spontaneously in nature.
  • Since it involves the emission of alpha, beta, or gamma radiation from the nuclei of an atom, it is a nuclear phenomenon.
  • Hence the options natural phenomenon, nuclear phenomenon, and spontaneous phenomenon are correct.

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