Types of radioactive decay

Types of radioactive decay
Decay type	The particles involved	Sub-core
The type of decay associated with nuclear emission:
Alpha Decay	The decay type of an alpha particle emitted in the nucleus (a = 4,z = 2)	(A ? 4,Z ? 2)
Proton emission	The decay type of a proton (p) emitted in the nucleus.	(A ? 1,Z ? 1)
Neutron emission	The decay type of a neutron (n) emitted in the nucleus.	(A ? 1,Z)
Dual Proton emission	A decay type that emits two protons simultaneously in the nucleus.	( A Span style= "Font-family:ms Mincho"? 2, Z 2)
spontaneous fission		-
Cluster decay	The nucleus emits a cluster of smaller nuclei or other particles of a specific type (a 1,Z 1)	(A ? A1,Z ? z1) + (A1,z1)
Various beta decay types:
Beta-decay	an electron is emitted from the nucleus (e ? ) and a decay type of a counter-electric neutrino (νe)	(A,z + 1)
Positron emission (β + decay)	The decay type of a positron (E +) and an electric neutrino (νe) emitted from the nucleus.	(A,z ? 1)
Electronic capture	The nucleus absorbs an orbital electron and emits a neutrino's decay type (the decaying nucleus exists in the form of an unstable excited state).	( A,Z ? 1)
double beta decay		( A , Z + 2)
Dual electron capture	The nucleus absorbs two orbital electrons and emits a decay type of two neutrinos (the nucleus of decay is unstable ??). the form of a stationary excitation state)	( A,Z ? 2)
Electron trapping associated with positron emission	The nucleus absorbs an orbital electron and then emits a positron and two neutrino decay type.	(A,Z? ) 2)
Double Positron emission	The decay types of two positron and two neutrinos emitted from the nucleus of an atom	( A,Z ? 2)
Conversion between nuclei of the same nucleus:
homogeneous heterogeneous conversion	Excited state nuclei emit high-energy photons (gamma rays) decay type	( A , Z )
internal conversion	Excited state nuclei transfer energy to orbital electrons, and the decay type of the orbital electrons from the atom	( A , Z )
Bruce Lone organized in 2015-10-13

Types of radioactive decay