Which of the following describes the reaction: Sr -°,e+ 0Y 38 -1t 39 O bombardment reaction O beta decay reaction O alpha decay reaction O positron emission

Q: What type of decay is this? What type of decay is this? 7534Se + °1e --> 753:

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Q: Which nuclide decays by e- emission into 181Ta? 182Re, 181W, or 181Hf

A: The ejection of electron from the surface of matter is known as electron emission. Mass number of Ta…

Q: Which of the following describes the reaction: 10 TI → °,e + 0Pb 2101 82 Obombardment reaction…

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Q: If a nuclide has n/p > 1, it emits * beta positron gamma alpha

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Q: Complete and balance the nuclear equations for the fol- lowing fission or fusion reactions: (a) H +…

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Q: Q1 Write a balance nuclear reaction for each of the following. (1) ²10P0 84P0 28 (2) 13AL (3) y…

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Q: What is missing in the nuclear reaction shown below? 10 5 B + 4 2 He- 13 7 N+

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Q: Why is the isotope 36CI radioactive while 35Cl and ³7 Cl are not? Elements with an Thus, Cl-35 and…

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Q: Complete the following nuclear equation: 23U+¹4N? + 6n

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Q: complete the following nuclear equations and identify the missing particle: 4He +   27Al…

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Q: The following radioisotope will decay through 82Sr 38 O Alpha Electron capture Beta Positron

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Q: Which of the following describes the reaction: 86 222 Rn → He + 218 Po 84 O alpha decay reaction O…

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Q: Which of the following describes the reaction: 3° Bi + He + 206 TI 81 O alpha decay reaction O beta…

A: This is alpha decay reaction. In beta decay reaction, a beta particle is emitted from the atomic…

Q: The elementary particle (designated as Y) which is used to bombard the mother nuclide is 197 80 1Hg…

A: In the given reaction mass number remains unchanged while  atomic number decreased by one. When…

Q: Using A-Z notation, complete the following alpha (a) decay reaction: 222 Rn 86 XX. He 212Po+4n. 84…

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Q: What is needed to balance the nuclear fission reaction below?  n+U→Te+ ? +2n

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Q: Which of the following describes the reaction: 230 Th → He + ®Ra 88 90 Obombardment reaction beta…

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Q: Which of the following describes the reaction: P → °,e+ S 15 16 O positron emission O bombardment…

A: 0-1e is beta particle,it is emitted from 32P15 ,so 32P15 converted to 32S16.So it is beta decay…

Q: What daughter nuclide forms when dysprosium-162 undergoes a gamma decay? O Dy-152 O Dy-153 O Tb-152…

A: The radioactive elements are unstable and thus emit radiation of various particles such as alpha,…

Q: Describe what happens when a positron and an electron collide and annihilate one another via E =…

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Q: The following reaction represents what nuclear process? Cs + -je → 3Ba 137 55 137 beta emission B.…

A: The following types of radioactive decay are : i) α-emission : In this decay a helium nucleus is…

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Q: Which of the following completes the nuclear decay equation given below? 238U → 234TH+? 90 92

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Q: Which of the following describes the reaction: 35 Bi → 2,e+Po 214Po e + 84 O beta decay reaction O…

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Q: Which of the following describes the reaction: 214 Bi → He + 210 TI 83 81 positron emission beta…

A: Alpha decay : in which a nucleus emits an alpha particle ( or helium-4 nucleus) Beta decay:  in…

Q: 7. What is the symbol for a positron? +1 e -1 +1

A: Positron is particle which don't have any mass but it has unit positive charge .

Q: What the hindrance factor for the alpha decay of 261Rf?

A: The hindrances factor, F, in alpha decay is defined in terms of constants A and B which are…

Q: Complete and balance the following nuclear equations by supplying the missing particle: 40 19K + 0…

A: The complete balanced nuclear equation by supplying the missing particle has to be given,

Q: Which of the following describes the reaction: Li + H + ¿Be+ ¿n O beta decay reaction O bombardment…

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Q: A 100-g rat is exposed to 7.0 mCi of beta radiation for 5.0 s, absorbing 75.0% of the emitted…

A: ANSWER:- 0.07 Sieverts Explanation:-

Q: Which of the unstable nuclides below will not result in electron capture or positron emission during…

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Q: When 24Na undergoes beta emission, what is the immediate nuclear product?

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Q: a proton a positron a deuteron a beta particle an alpha particle of a radioactive element

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Q: The following isotopes are all stable : 20Ne, Ne, 22Ne 10+ 10- While the following is not, so what…

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Q: Which of the following describes the reaction: 234 90 The+234 Pa 91 Obombardment reaction O positron…

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Q: If a sample of radioactive material undergoes 1.0134E13 decay events in 83 seconds, how many Curies…

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Writing and Balancing Nuclear Equations

A nuclear equation is a symbolic representation of a nuclear reaction using certain symbols. It is studied in nuclear chemistry and nuclear physics.