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tương tác yếu
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fundamental interaction responsible for beta decay and nuclear fission
The weak interaction is one of nature's fundamental forces that causes certain types of radioactive decay, most notably beta decay where a neutron transforms into a proton. It matters because it's essential to understanding nuclear fission and radioactivity, processes that power nuclear energy and occur naturally throughout the universe.
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It sits within the topics Fundamental interactions, Use Oxford spelling from August 2016 and Weak interaction.
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