Explain the product is a nitrogen with a mass of 17

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If you have a stable isotope (Oxygen with a mass # of 18 and an atomic # of 8), when you bombard it with beta particles, the product is a Nitrogen with a mass # of 17 and an atomic # of 7 + a neutron. Why?

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