5. What, if anything, is wrong with the nuclear equation shown below?
179
0
179
°W
+
e
-1
74
Re
75
O A. The daughter product has the wrong atomic number
O B. The daughter product has the wrong mass number
O C. The particle labeled 'e" should have an mass number of 1.
O D. There is nothing wrong with the equation
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