What Is Radioactive Decay? | Physics in Motion 

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I'm new to this so this question may sound stupid but I've heard people say,(and I don't know if it's true) that protons can't decay into neutrons so how does this happen in Positive Beta Decay?

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7:07 I think he's mixing up strong and weak nuclear force there.

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