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Q: Radon-222 releases an alpha particle. What element results and what is its mass number
A: Let us understand the problem at first The atomic number of radon-222 is 86 and the mass number is…
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Q: hat atomic number, mass number, and element results when a Radon-222 atom emits a gamma ray through…
A: As we know that the atomic number of Radon is 86 and mass number is 222.
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Q: In which of the following is it possible for an entirely new atom to form. (Mark all that apply)…
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Q: A 10 g sample of a radioactive element takes 93s to reduce into 1 g. Calculate the half-life and…
A: Radioactive decay is the process by which an unstable nucleus attains stability by releasing…
Q: What fraction of a radioactive sample has decayed after three half-lives have elapsed? O 1/8 O 3/4 O…
A: To find the fraction of radioactive sample that has decayed after three half-lives have elapsed. The…
Q: If Nitrogen-14 absorbs a neutron and then emits a Hydrogen-1, what nuclues is formed?
A: The given atom is a nitrogen-14 atom. The reaction of a Nitrogen-14 with a neutron can be…
Q: What is a radioactive tracer?
A: Radiactive tracer: The tracer is used to detect the radioactive particle in any kind of mechanism.…
Q: If two grams of a radioactive isotope has a half - life of twenty hours, the half life of one gram…
A: half life of two grams of a radioactive isotope = 20 hours
Q: Radium-226 is a common isotope on Earth, but it has a half-life of about 1600 years. Given that…
A: The decay chain of Uranium-238 gives Radium-226 which is stable isotope. The half-life of…
Q: An element has an atomic number of 42 and a mass number of 105. Using your determination as to…
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Q: If a sample of a radioactive isotope has a half-life of 1 year, how much of the original sample will…
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Q: Which of the following radioactive nucleii are constantly being produced in the atmosphere because…
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Q: After three half lives have gone by, what fraction of a sample of a radioactive isotope remains?
A: A half-life is a time period during which nuclei of radio-active sample becomes half of its initial…
Q: What percentage of a radioactive substance remains after 7.00 half-lives have elapsed?
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Q: What fraction of radioactive nucleus sample survive after two half-lives?
A: Half-life is the time taken by the radioactive element to become the half of the original amount as…
Q: Name two isotopes that undergo nuclear fission.
A: The two isotopes that undergo nuclear fission are Plutonium - 239 and Uranium - 235.
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Q: How much energy is required to remove a proton from 157? ? (Units: MeV) The following table…
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- Potassium-36 undergoes Beta-plus decays. a(n)--------- is emitted as an antiparticle to form-------- .Astatine-220 releases an alpha particle. What element results, and what is its mass number?If an element has a half life of 12 years, how many years must elapse until 87.5% of the original material has decayed? Group of answer choices 24 yrs 12 yrs 60 yrs 48 yrs 6 yrs
- QU5: Nitrogen-13 undergoes beta plus decay. Determine the daughter nucleus and compare the binding energy per nucleon before the decay to after the decay. Which value should be higher? Nucleus Nitrogen-13 Boron-9 Lithium-9 Nitrogen-12 Carbon-13 Oxygen-13 Fluorine-17 Sodium-17 v1 mass (u) 13.00573861 9.0133296 9.02679019 12.0186132 13.00335483534 13.024815 17.00209524 17.037270The half life of C14 is 5570 years. Find the mass of 2 mCi of radioactive C14Radioactive Half-life Years Element A Remaining Radioactive Atoms Element B Remaining Radioactive Atoms Element C Remaining Radioactive Atoms Element D remaining Radioactive Atoms 0 100 100 100 100 1000 50 85 90 95 2000 25 72 81 90 3000 13 61 73 86 4000 6 52 66 81 5000 3 44 59 77 6000 2 38 53 74 7000 1 32 48 70 8000 0 27 43 66 9000 0 23 39 63 10000 0 20 35 60 11000 0 17 31 57 12000 0 14 28 54 13000 0 12 25 51 14000 0 10 23 49 15000 0 9 21 46 16000 0 7 19 44 17000 0 6 17 42 18000 0 5 15 40 19000 0 5 14 38 20000 0 4 12 36 Question: According to your data, what are the approximate half-lives of the hypothetical elements A, B, C, and D? Note: The Professor gave more directions: The first question asks for the half-lives of…