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Example of beta decay in nuclear physics: potassium-42 emits a beta particle to produce calcium-42.

Potassium-42 undergoing beta decay to form calcium-42, shown with nuclear notation and a circled product nucleus.

Potassium-42 undergoing beta decay to form calcium-42, shown with nuclear notation and a circled product nucleus.

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