Part 1 Nuclear EqautionsUse a periodic table and the isotope chart 1. Fill in this table Mead.SSONOld GoldNamePeriod16DateFormation of ElementsSSWORKPurposeTo practice interpreting nuclear equations and to predict theproducts of specific nuclear reactions.Part I: Nuclear EquationsUse a periodic table and the isotope chart from Lesson 14.I. Fill in this table.Changein atomicnumberChange innumber ofChange innumber ofChangein massType of nuclearchangeNuclear equationprotonsneutronsnumbera 226Ra→He + 22"Rnalpha decayb 214PO → He + 210PBc "O + 4Nd "Ca →e + "Sce lGd →He + Sm-4f Be +He - ?C+2g C °e¯+ 14N+1beta decay2. Based on the equations, how do you know which nuclear changes are fusion?3. When an alpha particle is lost from an atom, where on the periodic table would youfind the product of the nuclear reaction?

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Change in Change in mass Change in Change in atomic number of number of protons Type of nuclear change Nuclear equation number neutrons number a 226Ra →He + Rn 222 86 alpha decay 88 b Po He + Pb 210 82 84 c O+ N P 15

Change in Change in mass Change in Change in atomic number of number of protons Type of nuclear change Nuclear equation number neutrons number a 226Ra →He + Rn 222 86 alpha decay 88 b Po He + Pb 210 82 84 c O+ N P 15

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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