Positron emission moves us one step to the left in the periodic table, and alpha emission moves
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Positron emission moves us one step to the left in the periodic table, and alpha emission moves us two steps to the left. Does this mean that, for a given parent isotope, the daughter isotope resulting from two successive positron emissions is the same as the daughter isotope resulting from one alpha emission?
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Introductory Chemistry Atoms First
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