Match the nuclei described below with their corresponding isotope names.

Q: Calculate the force between two argon nuclei (+18e) that are separated by 1.0 nm. (Note again that…

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Q: Which of the following elements would you predict to be radioactive?   Select one or more: a.…

A: From the periodic table, we can see that all the elements in the 7th period and actinide series fall…

Q: Two nuclei, N1 and N2, have the same mass number. In N1 we have Z=N, while in N2 we have |ZN| = 4.…

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Q: A nucleus with 96 protons (and 248 nucleons) is bombarded with a helium nucleus. Two products emerge…

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Q: A) What is meant by a "long" range force, and what is meant by a "short" range force? Which of the…

A: (a) Long range force: These are the forces act on objects outside the range of three angstroms.…

Q: 4. What type of particle is emitted in each nuclear reaction? a. 325i - ³2p b. 18F-180 C.…

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Q: Synchrotron radiation is caused by   a. slow-moving neutrons.   b. gamma radiation.   c. alpha…

A: Here, we look at where synchrotron radiation is observed.

Q: b) neutrons_ and c) electrons in a doubly A) Determine the number of a) protons_ ionized (negative)…

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Q: 1. Consider ABC, where nuclide C is stable. a. What is the final equation for NB(t) b. What are the…

A: Since you have asked multipart questions, I am answering first 3 subparts as per Bartleby…

Q: and c) electrons in a doubly A) Determine the number of a) protons, b) neutrons ionized (negative)…

A: In 23592U- - ( Atomic number (Z) = 92)  Atomic mass (A)= 235

Q: 14. Explain why the following reactions violate one or more of the rules for nuclear reactions. a.…

A: In nuclear reactions, the total atomic number (proton #) and total mass number (proton + neutron)…

Q: After a nucleus undergoes four gamma decays, its’ atomic number   A. decreases by 8   B. does…

A: Given data: Nucleus undergoes four gamma decays Required: Change in atomic number of nucleus

Q: The most stable atoms are: b. a. Atoms with even number of protons, odd number of neutrons Atoms…

A: The two fundamental components of nuclei are neutrons and protons. Although they are about the same…

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: Isotopes of an element contain: A. the same number of protons but different number of neutrons B.…

A: The nucleus of an element consists of protons and neutrons. The electrons don't reside inside the…

Q: A patient is exposed to 10 milli-Sieverts of alpha radiation, 20 milli-Sieverts of protons, and 30…

A: We know that, More the doseage causes more harmful. According to the given information, The doseage…

Q: Imagine that all of the electrons from the given cobalt (Co)(Co) isotopes are stripped off so that…

A: all electrons are stripped off from different isotopes of cobalt (Co)

Q: 6. The particles in the nucleus that have a positive charge are the b. neutrons a. electrons c.…

A: Part (6):Introduction: There are three fundamentals particles are present in the atom electrons,…

Q: Could you please give reasons for your choice of answers.     The harmonic oscillator is not the…

A: The harmonic oscillator is not the only potential that can describe nuclei. Why do we use it.

Q: A heavy hydrogen nucleus with one proton and one neutron is called   a. bi-hydrogen.   b. tritium.…

A: With one proton and one neutron in nucleus we get isotope of hydrogen which is called

Q: A uranium nucleus emits an α particle. Assuming charge is conserved, the resulting nucleus must be…

A: When Uranium whose mass number is 238 breaks into smaller nucleus and emitting alpha particle .

Q: 2. Which of the following is not a vector quantity? (A). Weight (B). Nuclear spin (C). Momentum (D).…

A: It is asked that out of all 4 optionnwhich is not a vector quantity. the answer is in step 2

Q: 3. Draw a graph showing how the potential energy changes when two protons approach each other and…

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Q: 1. Which of the following statements about the atomic nucleus are correct? (There may be more than…

A: about nucleus

Q: A beta particle is A.a form of highly penetrating radiation . B.an electron emitted by a larger…

A: The transformation of a neutron into a proton and an electron (followed by the emission of the…

Q: 1. Define radioactivity. 2. Give an example of a radioactive isotope. 3. How many protons and…

A: Since you have posted a question with a multiple sub parts, we will solve first three sub - parts…

Q: In the proton–proton chain,   a. no neutrinos are produced.   b. energy is released because a…

A: In the proton–proton chain, energy is produced in the form of gamma rays and the velocity of the…

Q: Element Photon Isotopes Nuclear fission a. Atoms with same atomic number but different mass numbers…

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Q: Calculate the force between two argon nuclei (+18e) that are separated by 1.0 nm. (Note again that…

A: Charge of each nucleus is q = 18 e e = 1.6 x 10-19 C distance between the two nuclei is d = 1.0 nm…

Q: The half life period of radioactive element same as the mean life time of another radioac element y.…

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Q: Work out the expressions for the energy required to remove one neutron from an atomic nucleus and…

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Q: The isotope cesium (Cs)-137 has a half-life of 30 years. How long will it take for this isotope to…

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Q: 1. Neutral atom always has A) more neutrons than protons. B) more protons than electrons. C) the…

A: Given data:  The neutral atom Required: The relationship between number of protons, electrons and…

Q: 2. Write the nuclide notation for atoms with the following characteristics: a. 25 protons, 20…

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Q: In radio-pharmacy Alpha, Beta-plus, Beta-minus and Gamma decay are all different forms of…

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Q: A potassium nucleus with 19 protons and 21 neutrons decays into a calcium nucleus with 20 protons…

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Q: If a neutral element has 8 neutrons and 7 electrons, which expression correctly identifies the…

A: Since, the element is neutral; the electron and proton number will be same.The mass number is, (8+7)…

Q: (2) Potassium-Argon dating can be used to identify the age of things that are billions of years old.…

A: Radioactivity is the phenomenon in which an unstable nucleus undergoes radioactive decay to form a…

Q: When radioactive 38Sr90 emits a negative beta particle, the isotope that is formed is: A.…

A: Given data:  The Radioactive substance  S3890r Type of decay: Negative beta decay Required: Nucleus…

Q: Which of the the following elements are isotopes? a) 12C, 13C, and 14C (b) 40Ar, 40K, and 40Ca (c)…

A: Definition of Isotope: Two or more forms of the same element that have the same atomic number but a…

Q: 1. What is the reaction responsible for the production of light energy from the sun? A. Fusion B.…

A: Hi, you have submitted multiple questions and it is not specified in which problem you need help.…

Q: 1.What are nuclear reactions? a.reactions that release heat only b.reactions that change the…

A: Objective: To choose the correct options among the given options regarding the nuclear reactions.

Q: 2. Gamma decay always involves the emission of this particle. A. photon B. An electron C. A neutron…

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Q: 4. Illustrate a design of a radiation detector using the principles of scintillation detection and…

A: Scintillation is defined as the process of giving off light, more specifically light in the…