When alpha particles are bombarded on beryllium _ is formed.
Correct answer: A. C
- A. C
- B. O
- C. P
- D. S
Explanation
Nuclear Reaction: This reaction is a classic example of nuclear transmutation. Alpha particles (helium nuclei, ⁴₂He) are bombarded onto beryllium (⁹₄Be).Carbon-12 Formation: This reaction produces carbon-12 (¹²₆C) and a neutron (¹₀n): ⁴₂He + ⁹₄Be → ¹²₆C + ¹₀n
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