what is the maximum electron energy in neutron beta decay
Correct answer: B. 783 KeV
- A. 783 eV
- B. 783 KeV
- C. 783 GeV
- D. 783 Tev
Explanation
The maximum electron energy in neutron beta decay is around 782.33 KeV, but here it is given in round off so the value is 783 KeV.
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