How many half lives must pass for a substance to lose 87.5% of its original amount? Group of answer choices A: 3.5 B: 2.5 C:4.0 D:3.0 E: 4.5

Q: 1. If a material has a half-life of 92.5 days, how long will it take for 40% of the material to…

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Q: Iodine-120 has a half life of 1.35 hours. If you start off with a sample which has an activity of…

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Q: The corresponding graph shows a group of points (a, b, c, d), which represent the number of original…

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Q: ults vary with the amount of the sample. The decay constant represents a percentage of the sample…

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Q: 1The half-life of Calcium-47 is 3.91 x 105 seconds. A sample contains 4.11 x 1016 nuclei. How much…

A: Question 1) GivenHalf life of calcium, t1/2=3.91×105 sInitial amount of Nuclie, No=4.11×1016…

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Q: There are three naturally occurring stable isotopes of magnesium: 24Mg, 25Mg, and 26Mg, which have…

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Q: An investigator has 0.010 μg samples of two isotopes of strontium, 89Sr (t1/2 = 51 days) and 90Sr…

A: Given: The half life of 89Sr is 51 days. The half life of 90Sr is 28 years.

Q: The radionuclide 1311 Has a half-life of 100 hours. The activity of a m = 60mg of 1311 Is about: (N.…

A: Given: half life T1/2= 100 hours= 100*3600= 360000 sec we know that T1/2 = 0.693/λ λ is decay…

Q: (a) Determine the product of the reaction Li + *He → ? + n. → Help chemPad |Xu|X| Greek (b) What is…

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Q: The nucleus (15 8) O has a half-life of 122.2 s; (19 8) O has a half-life of 26.9 s. Assume that at…

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Q: Q10. Estimate the age of a wooden sample from an archaeological site, given its ¹4C content is 18%…

A: half life of  14C is amount left N= 18% of N0

Q: The mass of a helium-4 atom is 4.002603 u.  A) determine the mass defect of a helium-4 atom  B)…

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Q: In the following reaction, which type of decay is occurring? N C + - beta plus gamma beta minus…

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Q: The rubidium isotope 8Rb is a ß emitter with a half life of 4.9 × 1010 y that decays into 87Sr. It…

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Q: The nucleus (15 8) O has a half-life of 122.2 s; (19 8) O has a half-life of 26.9 s. Assume that at…

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Q: Att0s, you have a pure sample of an unknown substance. At t= 252 s, 36.8% of the substance remains.…

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Q: a substance has a half life of 1000 years, and an initial mass of 100 grams, how much of the…

A: half-life of substance= 1000 Years No= Initial mass= 100 grams

Q: What is the nuclear equation for C (beta deca а. a. 1C → 14N + ĝe b. 1C N + de -> c. C - 14N + Ge d.…

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Q: 4. Because of its chemical similarity to calcium, 3 Sr can collect in the bones and present a health…

A: Solution:Given:t = duration of time = 47.6 yearsT = half life of 90Sr38 = 28.8 yearsp2 = percentage…

Q: 8 H² + ¿←0% + U

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Q: Two radioactive waste products from nuclear reactors are strontium Sr (712= 29.1yr) and cesium Cs…

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Q: 6. Given the information below, how much energy is emitted in the reaction? 23 22.9945 mass of Ne 1…

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Q: 28 si + 32 s. He --> Imagine the following nuclear reaction: 14 16 MeV. Its Q-value is: Q=

A: Given nuclear reaction: 14 Si +  2He  ------------> 16S

Q: In the following reaction, which type of decay is occurring? 80 80- 35 Br 3Kr+ Obeta plus beta minus…

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Q: The nucleus O has a half-life of 122.2 s; 0 has a half-life of 26.9 s. Assume, that at some time a…

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Q: Iodine-131, a beta emitter, has a half-life of 8 days. A 2-gram sample of initially pure iodine-131…

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Nuclear interactions

In nature, there are certain rules and standards for an interaction. These interactions are universally accepted. There are four types of interactions: