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.3a. If the decay series of hypothetical element 300 120X were to occur by ten subsequent alpha particle emission events, what would the resulting nuclide be? Show your reasoning. Be sure to identify the resulting nuclide using the periodic table. 3b. If the initial nuclide has a mass of 300.2152 amu and taking the mass of an alpha particle to be 4.0026 amu, what is the maximum mass of the resulting nuclide after losing the ten alpha particles? 3c. Explain why the actual mass of the resulting nuclide would be less than that calculated in part 3b.

.3a. If the decay series of hypothetical element 300 120X were to occur by ten subsequent alpha particle emission events, what would the resulting nuclide be? Show your reasoning. Be sure to identify the resulting nuclide using the periodic table. 3b. If the initial nuclide has a mass of 300.2152 amu and taking the mass of an alpha particle to be 4.0026 amu, what is the maximum mass of the resulting nuclide after losing the ten alpha particles? 3c. Explain why the actual mass of the resulting nuclide would be less than that calculated in part 3b.

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