Bromine-74 (3574Br) can, in principle, undergo beta minus decay, whereas its isobar selenium-74 (3474Se) can undergo beta plus decay.
(i) Write the nuclear equation for the beta minus decay of 3574Br, including all emitted particles.
(ii) Write the nuclear equation for the beta plus decay of 3474Se, including all emitted particles.
(iii) For each decay, state explicitly how the values of Z, A, and the neutron number N change.
(iv) Show, with the help of suitable reasoning based on your equations in parts (i) and (ii), that a successive beta minus decay of 3574Br followed immediately by a beta plus decay of the daughter nucleus brings the atomic number back to its original value.