This event is used to activate a phosphor in tritium illumination, wherein the tritium becomes stable helium.
This process violates parity conservation in cobalt-sixty, as discovered by the winners of the 1957 Nobel prize in physics. The distribution of energy from this process was the inspiration for Pauli postulating the neutrino. Fermi's theory about this process includes his "golden rule", though Fermi did not know that the mechanism for this process is the weak interaction. This event is used to activate a phosphor in tritium illumination, wherein the tritium becomes stable helium. Name this process in which a neutron turns into a proton, an antineutrino, and an electron.
This process violates parity conservation in cobalt-sixty, as discovered by the winners of the 1957 Nobel prize in physics.
{beta}-{minus decay} [or negative {beta decay}; accept {electron emission} before the last sentence]