MCQ
The nucleus $_{48}^{115}Cd$ after two successive ${\beta ^ - }$ decays will give
  • A
    $_{46}^{115}Pa$
  • B
    $_{49}^{114}In$
  • C
    $_{50}^{113}Sn$
  • $_{50}^{115}Sn$

Answer

Correct option: D.
$_{50}^{115}Sn$
d
(d) $_{48}C{{d}^{115}}{{\xrightarrow{_{2(-1}{{\beta }^{o}})}}_{\,50}}S{{n}^{115}}$

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