If `(n)/(p)` ratio is less than I, the nuclide can:

If `(n)/(p)` ratio is less than I, the nuclide can:
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If `(n)/(p)` ratio is less than I, the nuclide can: A. K-caputure B. emits positron C. emit `beta`-particle D. emit `alpha`-particle
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