Neptunium's only naturally occurring isotope, 23793np, decays by emitting one alpha particle, one beta particle, and one gamma ray. what is the new atom formed from this decay?

The given isotope of Neptunium is

Alpha decay of an isotope results in daughter nuclide with mass number less by 4 units and atomic number less by 2 units than the parent isotope.

Alpha decay of Neptunium-237 can be represented as:

Beta decay of the above formed protactinium nuclide can be represented as:

Gamma decay releases only energy in the form of gamma rays, the nuclide remains the same.

γ

The new atom formed after the given decays is

the answer is:  

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