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The 63 pages that link to Beta decay, each with the reason it gives.

• PromethiumRelated: Beta decay links promethium to neighboring elements in fission-product decay chains.

• Down quarkRelated: In beta-minus decay, a neutron’s down quark changes into an up quark.

• Cowan–Reines neutrino experimentNarrower topic: The neutrino hypothesis arose to account for energy and momentum in this decay.

• FermiumRelated: Beta decay can raise a nucleus’s atomic number during the production of heavy elements.

• Geiger–Nuttall lawCompared with: Its decay rates arise from a different process and do not follow the alpha-energy relationship.

• Tritiated waterRelated: Tritium in water decays by emitting a low-energy electron.

• Carbon isotopesRelated: Carbon-14 decays by converting a neutron into a proton.

• Decay energyBroader topic: The available energy is divided among the beta particle, neutrino, and recoiling nucleus.

• ProtactiniumRelated: Beta decay changes protactinium into neighboring elements without changing its mass number.

• Caesium-137Related: Caesium-137 decays by emitting an electron, becoming metastable barium-137.

• Decay productBroader topic: Beta decay changes atomic number while usually leaving mass number unchanged.

• Free neutron decayNarrower topic: Free neutron decay is beta-minus decay without a nucleus.

• Primordial nuclideBroader topic: It changes the identity of radioactive nuclides that persist in terrestrial materials.