The force is how heat is transferred, the force is the weakest of all four fundamental forces at the atomic level, the force is used to make smoke detectors, and the force holds the atomic nucleus together. weak nuclear, gravitational, electromagnetic, strong nuclear electromagnetic, weak nuclear, strong nuclear, gravitational weak nuclear, gravitational, strong nuclear, electromagnetic

Q: Which of the following best describes the atom? I - Large-mass positive charges are found inside the…

A: Overview An atom contains nucleus having protons and neutrons. Protons have  large mass and positive…

Q: In the reaction shown, the Cm is known as the _____ nucleus, and the Pu as the _____ nucleus. Cm Pu…

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Q: The barium isotope 131 Ba has a half-life of 12 days. A 280 g sample of 131 Ba is prepared. Part A…

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Q: Which of the naturally occurring radiation types (alpha, beta, and gamma) can have velocities that…

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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: what would be the atomic number of an element that would result from beta particle emission from 46…

A: The atomic number of obtained element in Beta minus decay is 36. The atomic number id obtained…

Q: How can an electron be ejected from a nucleus in beta decay if it wasn't in the nucleus to begin…

A: since protons are positive and electrons are negative so, when they form neutron ,the charge is…

Q: subjecte bi Chemists studying these elements and the periodic table predict that stable elements may…

A: From passage, element with atomic number 104 has half life of 70 s and half life decreases with…

Q: When a star has exhausted it's hydrogen fuel it may fuse other nuclear fuel's at temperature is…

A: a) Write the equation of process when two alpha particles fused together. The nucleus will be…

Q: Elements that appear in the same column of the periodic table often share similar chemical…

A: Part(a) The path radius of the Ca+ ion. part(b) Identify the paths magnetic fieldB=0.552…

Q: 1. a) What controls the chain reaction in a nuclear reactor? b) A close loo. at the diagram below…

A: control rods : in nuclear reactor control rods  are used to control the self sustained chain…

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Q: Is the number of protons present inside the nucleus is equal to the number of electrons outside the…

A: Introduction :- The given statement is based upon the fact that whether an atom is charged or…

Q: In 1899, Ernst Rutherford discovered two types of radioactivity, alpha and beta rays, which differed…

A: The radioactive decay products we will discuss here are alpha, beta,  ordered by their ability to…

Q: Half of the mass of a piece of wood just cut from a tree consists of carbon. The piece of wood emits…

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Q: a) What controls the chain reaction in a nuclear reactor? b) A close look at the diagram below shows…

A: Nuclear reactors are the devices which generate heat/Energy through a physical process called…

Q: Atoms with Z > _____ are radioactive and decay in one or more steps involving mostly alpha and beta…

A: We know that the atomic number is the number of protons in an element found in nucleus. And we also…

Q: Find the radius of a nucleus of 160 and O and 4 He. 8 2 (a) (b) 16 8 'O 4 He 2 fm fm

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Q: Calculate the electrical potential energy of the nucleus if electrons could exist in it.

A: Electrical potnetial energy is defined as the amount of energy that is required to move a particle…

Q: What forces hold the nucleus together? And how do those forces compare in magnitude to the…

A: The nucleus of an atom is held together by the strong nuclear force. This force is the strongest…

Q: An element of atomic number 83 in a relatively higher energy state decays radioactively to an…

A: Alpha emission: An atomic nucleus emits an alpha particle and the mass number is reduced by four and…

Wien's displacement law

Students often get confused between Wien's displacement law and Planck's radiation law. Although both are historically related, yet they are conceptually different. Planck's law helps determine the spectrum of a blackbody, while Wien's law determines the relationship between peak wavelength and temperature.