Emest Rutherford carried out the first artificial transmutation in 1919 when he bombarded 1"N with alpha particles. The result was an oxygen nucleus: "N+He + F" →0+p Radiochemists use a shorthand notation to represent transmutations. Omitting the intermediate F nucleus, the reaction above can be represented as 14N (a, p) 270. Write balanced equations for each of the indicated nuclear bombardments. (Use the lowest possible coefficients. Omit states of matter.) a "Al (p, 7) 28 5i 6 Ti (n, 8 ) 4º vy

Emest Rutherford carried out the first artificial transmutation in 1919 when he bombarded 1"N with alpha particles. The result was an oxygen nucleus: "N+He + F" →0+p Radiochemists use a shorthand notation to represent transmutations. Omitting the intermediate F nucleus, the reaction above can be represented as 14N (a, p) 270. Write balanced equations for each of the indicated nuclear bombardments. (Use the lowest possible coefficients. Omit states of matter.) a "Al (p, 7) 28 5i 6 Ti (n, 8 ) 4º vy

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Emest Rutherford caried out the first artificial transmutation in 1919 when he bombarded 1"N with alpha particles. The result was an oxygen nucleus:
"N +He + F" 0+p
Radiochemists use a shorthand notation to represent transmutations. Omitting the intermediate F nucleus, the reaction above can be represented as 14N (a, p) 270. Write balanced
equations for each of the indicated nuciear bombardments.
(Use the lowest possible coefficients. Omit states of matter.)
a" Al (p, 7) 2* 5i

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