The scheme for β− decays suggests that all g+ particles in the nucleus are susceptible to radioactive decay when bombarded with photons of high enough energy. And that all nuclei with g+ particles can decay. The nucleus collapses with the release of a electron or positron.
The resulting nucleus set up is unstable.
Photons destroy everything except nuclei without g+ particles, ie. hydrogen. So, the only effective sun block is hydrogen.