Periodic Table of the ElementsIA HA3.10 11 1214IIIA IVA VA151718VIA VIIA VIIIAH.1.008НеLi6.93911Na MgВе9.012127.4.003106.C10.8113NFNe20.1812.0114.0116.0019.001415161822.9924.3119SiAlSCI32.07 35.4534Ar39.9536202122Sc232426.98 28.0930.97332526272829303132Са40.0838Ti35V44.96 47.9040Cr52.0042MnFe39.1037Co58.9345Ni58.7146CuZnGaGe72.5950As74.925150.9455.85SeBrKr3954.944363.544765.374869.7249414478.965279.9183.80Rb85.4755Sr87.6256YZrNbMo Tc92.91 9594Ru101.07 102.91 106.4 107.87 112.40 114.82 118.69 121.75 127.60 126.90 131.3075Os190.2 192.2 195.09 19697| 200.59 204.37| 207.19 208.98| (210).108Pd Ag CdInSnSbTe88.9191.22(99)Xe5772737476777879818284Ba La* Hf132.90 137.34 138.91 178.49 180.95 | 183.85 186.21104CsТаWRe838586IrPtAu Hg TIPbBiPoAtRn878889105106107109110111112(210) 22)113114115116117118Fr(223)Ra Ac** RS DbSg(261) (262)Bh(263)Hs(265)Mt Uun Uuu UubUuq(289)Uuh(289)Uuo(293)(226)(227)(262)(269) (269) (272)(277)58Ce596061626364656667687071PrNd Pm SmEuDy HoTb140.12 140.91 144.24 (147 150.35 151.96 157.25 158.92 162.50 16493 167.26 16893 173.04 174.9797GdEr Tm Yb Lu909192939495969910010398101102** Th232.04 (231) 238.03 (237)PaUNp PuAm Cm Bk(247)(251)Es(252)Fm | Md NoLr(242) (243)(248)(257)(258)(255) (257)Reference for elements 104-118: http://www.dayah.com/periodie C @ 95% 48:20 PMull cricket ?USE THE PERIODIC TABLE BELOW!1. nitrogen 13 decays by alpha emission and a newelement is formed.- what is the chemical symbol of the new element- what is the mass number of the new elementformed?- what is the atomic number of the new elementformed ?2. cobalt 61 undergoes electron capture to form anew element- what is the chemical symbol of the new element- what is the mass number of the new elementformed?- what is the atomic number of the new elementformed ?urmed?Periodic Table of the ElementsLA HAIIAMA IVA VA VIA VIIA VIAH100HeLIBe6330NeNa MgAl2800a ArM24KCaSeTICr Ma Fe CoNI CZa GaAsSe Br KrRbseSrZr Nb Mo Te Ru Rh Pa Ag Ca InYM me e mXeAT ULMBa La H TaRe OsIrIN I ILPtAn He TIPhPoAt RaFr Ra Ac* RS D Sg Bh Hs M Uun UuN Uub0e am o oUngUnhO O O oo gmHTTYNa Pm Sm E Gd T DyCe PrHe Er TmLuTh PaUN PcrE Fao o anAm CmMd NoLre m de

Alpha Decay: releases He molecule Electron capture: reduces the atomic number and kills on proton

USE THE PERIODIC TABLE BELOW! 1. nitrogen 13 decays by alpha emission and a new element is formed. - what is the chemical symbol of the new element - what is the mass number of the new element formed? - what is the atomic number of the new element formed ? 2. cobalt 61 undergoes electron capture to form a new element - what is the chemical symbol of the new element - what is the mass number of the new element formed? - what is the atomic number of the new element formed ?

USE THE PERIODIC TABLE BELOW! 1. nitrogen 13 decays by alpha emission and a new element is formed. - what is the chemical symbol of the new element - what is the mass number of the new element formed? - what is the atomic number of the new element formed ? 2. cobalt 61 undergoes electron capture to form a new element - what is the chemical symbol of the new element - what is the mass number of the new element formed? - what is the atomic number of the new element formed ?

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