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A: The atomic mass of Ra88223 = 223.01850 u The atomic mass of P82209b = 208.98107 u The atomic mass of…

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Q: Consider the fusion reaction  1H + 11B ----> 34 He Estimate the top of the Colomb barrier .…

A: RH = 1.2(1)1/3 = 1.2 fm  RB = 1.2(11)1/3 = 1.2 × 2.22 = 2.67 fm

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Q: β+ decay of 50Mn.

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Q: A sample of U (T1=1.59 × 10° yr) contains Part A 6.10 × 1018 nuclei. What is the decay constant?…

A: Given data: The half-life is T1/2=1.59×105 yr. The number of nuclei is n=6.10×1018 nuclei.

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Q: Consider the fission reaction n+ 235 U 140 Xe + ? + 2n. After having found the missing nuclide,…

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