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[*] posted on 19-4-2016 at 03:51
If weak force is slow (as for proton to deuterium conversion), then why many beta decays are fast (as for other isotopes)?

Beta decay is weak force? What about other decays (ec, alpha, gamma, n, p, fission)?
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