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    The document describes a physics homework question about nuclear decay. Specifically, it asks about the decay of 20Na to an excited state of 20Ne through positron emission, and gives the maximum kinetic energy of the emitted positrons as 5.55 MeV. It provides an expert answer and discussion forum for students to post additional questions.

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    The document describes a physics homework question about nuclear decay. Specifically, it asks about the decay of 20Na to an excited state of 20Ne through positron emission, and gives the maximum kinetic energy of the emitted positrons as 5.55 MeV. It provides an expert answer and discussion forum for students to post additional questions.

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    Q: The nucleus 20Na decays to an excited state of 2°Ne with the emission of positrons with a maximum kinetic energy
    of 5.55 MeV. The excited state decays by alpha emission to the ground state of 160. Write down the two decays
    equations and calculate the Q value. • Sketch the nuclear levels scheme involved in this process and the transitions
    connecting them. • Calculate the energy of...

    A: See answer

    Q: 3. Following the decay or 17Ne, a highly excited state in 17F emits a 10.597 MeV proton in decaying to the ground
    state of 160. What is the maximum energy of the positrons emitted in the decay to the 17F excited state?

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