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electron capture a type of radioactive decay in which the nucleus captures an orbital electron, with the emission of a neutrino and characteristic rays.
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electron capture Nuclear decay in which a proton in the nucleus acquires an electron from the outer cloud of the atom's electrons. This converts the proton to a neutron, reduces the number of protons in the nucleus by one and atomic number of the original element by one. Atomic mass number remains constant because the total number of protons and neutrons is unchanged.
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electron capture A reaction in which the nucleus of an atom captures a 1s electron.
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electron capture A radioactive decay process in which an orbital electron is captured by and merges with the nucleus. The mass number is unchanged, but the atomic number is decreased by one.
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electron capture A mode of radioactive decay involving the capture of an orbital electron by its nucleus. Capture from the particular electron shell is designated as "K-electron capture","L-electron capture", etc.
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