When the nucleus of an atom emits only a gamma ray, the atom's atomic number

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When the nucleus of an atom emits only a gamma ray, the atom's atomic number

When the nucleus of an atom emits only a gamma ray, the atom's atomic number
A) decreases.
B) remains unchanged.
C) increases.

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Conceptual Physics

Edition: 12^th

Author: Hewitt

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