16) Give an example of a single $\gamma$ decay for your element. Please write out the entire radioactive decay formula (both "reactant" and "product" sides.) [3 Marks]
17) Write out the decay series if your element were to undergo two $\alpha$ decays, a $\beta^-$ decay, and two $\beta^+$ decays. You need to write out each decay as its own radioactive decay series including the "reactant" and "products" each time for each decay. (So, in total, you should have 5 independent radioactive decay equations. Not a string of decays in a row.) [10 Marks]
