Nucleosynthesis talks about creation of new elements from existing nuclei. Explain briefly how the helium nucleus was formed.
Q: Consider the two nuclear reactions I: A + B → C + E…
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A: Half-life time :- The half-life of a radioactive substance is the time it takes for half of a sample…
Q: What is fission and how does that relate to the process of radioactive decay and nuclear energy?
A: Fission is the process when a heavy nucleus splits into two or more two smaller nuclei and releases…
Q: For helium to release energy, should it be fissioned or fused?
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Q: A piece of bark is made up of carbon. It emits 7000 electrons per minute. Only the carbon 14 isotope…
A: Given that:-Number of electrons per minute=7000Isotopic abundance of C-14=1.3×10-12Number of…
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A: This model show that the sum leads following two reaction (1) one hydrogen (H1) and one deuterium…
Q: E and F
A: We are given energy released per second from sun. This is the luminosity of sun. We know that 4 H…
Q: Define Radioactive Decay And Give Some Examples Of It.
A: Radioactive decay: It is a process in which an unstable atom breaks down by losing energy and…
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Q: 40K decays to 40Ar with a half-life of 1.3 billion years. Argon is a gas, so 40Ar escapes into the…
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Q: 40K decays to 40Ar with a half-life of 1.3 billion years. Argon is a gas, so 40Ar escapes into the…
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Q: Nuclear fusion is a process which releases large amounts of energy and takes place in the core of…
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Q: If a berrylium nuclei fused with a carbon nuclei, the resulting element would be. 2.) if a carbon…
A: Here the resulting element is Neon.
Q: Compare the energy produced per kg of fuel for the combustion of coal, d-d fusion and d-t…
A: For coal combustion C+O2 → CO2+33.94KJ/g So Energy release per kg will be,…
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A: Given:Half-life of ,So, the mass of Cs isotope= 124 amu=(1) The number of nuclei in 6.2 micrograms…
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Q: Define nuclear fusion.
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Q: C and D
A: The luminosity of sun is known. This is the energy released per second. We then find the number of…
Q: C and D
A: We are given the luminosity of sun. This is the energy released per second by sun. We know that 4…
Q: Outline briefly why fission fragments undergo a series of decays. Explain what is meant by a mass…
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Q: Choose the BEST answer to the following. In both fission and fusion, energy is released while mass…
A: In the fusion reaction, the combined mass of two electrons is less than the sum of mass of two…
Q: The nuclear process whereby multiple hydrogen atoms are combined under intense pressure and high…
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Q: A radioactive substance loses 3% of its substance every 5 years. What is the half-life of this…
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Q: 1. Fusion of two Deuterium isotopes to form Helium3 2. Fusion of Deuterium anda neutron to form…
A: 1.Fusion of two Deuterium isotopes are : Fusion of two Deuterium to form Helium 3.H12+H12→H24e high…
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Q: Compare the energy produced per kg of fuel for the combustion of coal, d-d fusion and d-t…
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Q: Explain briefly what is difference in chemical energy and nuclear energy?
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Q: The energy-releasing nuclear fusion reactions in the Sun are illustrated below. Which choice below…
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Q: Explain the process of electron-holes recombination.
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Nucleosynthesis talks about creation of new elements from existing nuclei. Explain briefly how the helium nucleus was formed.
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