ACHIEVE/CHEMICAL PRINCIPLES ACCESS 2TERM
ACHIEVE/CHEMICAL PRINCIPLES ACCESS 2TERM
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Chapter 10, Problem 10A.15E
Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The daughter nuclides and the balanced equation for the each step of radioactive decay of the Uranium-235 have to be given.

Concept Introduction:

βemission reaction:

β emission is a sub type of radioactive decay called beta decay in which a positron inside a radionucleus is converted into a neutron while releasing an electroneutrino.  Positron emission is mediated by the weak force.

  zXAz+1XA+-1e0

Alpha decay reaction:

Alpha decay or  α-decay is a type of radioactive decay in which an atomic nucleus emits an alpha particle (helium nucleus) and thereby transforms into a different atomic nucleus with a mass number that is reduced by four and an atomic number that is reduced by two.

  zXAZ-2XA-4+2He4

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  1. i. Alpha emission of Uranium-235 is,

  92U23590Th231+2α4

The daughter nucleus formed during the alpha emission is thorium-231.

  1. ii. Beta emission of Thorium-231 is,

  90Th23191Pa231+-1e0

The daughter nucleus formed during the beta emission is protactinium-231.

  1. iii. Alpha emission of protactinium-231 is,

  91Pa23189Ac227+2α4

The daughter nucleus formed during the alpha emission is actinium-227.

  1. iv. Beta emission of actinium-227 is,

  89Ac22790Th227+-1e0

The daughter nucleus formed during the beta emission is thorium-227.

  1. v. Alpha emission of thorium-227 is,

  90Th22788Ra223+2α4

The daughter nucleus formed during the alpha emission is Radium-223.

  1. vi. Alpha emission of Radium-223 is,

  88Ra22386Rn219+2α4

The daughter nucleus formed during the alpha emission is Radon-219.

  1. vii. Alpha emission of Radon-219 is,

  86Rn21984Po215+2α4

The daughter nucleus formed during the alpha emission is Polonium-215.

  1. viii. Beta emission of Polonium-215 is,

  84Po21585At215+-1e0

The daughter nucleus formed during the beta emission is Astatine-215.

  1. ix. Alpha emission of Astatine-215 is,

  85At21583Bi211+2α4

The daughter nucleus formed during the alpha emission is Bismuth-211.

  1. x. Beta emission of Bismuth-211 is,

  83Bi21184Po211+-1e0

The daughter nucleus formed during the beta emission is Polonium-211.

  1. xi. Alpha emission of Polonium-211 is,

  84Po21182Pb207+2α4

The daughter nucleus formed during the alpha emission is Lead-207.

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