FOUNDATIONS OF COLLEGE CHEM +KNEWTONALTA
FOUNDATIONS OF COLLEGE CHEM +KNEWTONALTA
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Chapter 18, Problem 47AE

(a)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

 The balanced alpha emission 511B has to be written.

Concept Introduction:

Alpha-emission involves liberation of a 24He. The general equation for alpha emission process is written as follows:

   ZAYZ2AX+24He

Here,

Mass number is denoted by A.

Atomic number denoted by Z.

The initial nuclide is denoted as Y.

The product nuclide is Y.

(a)

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Explanation of Solution

The nuclear reaction alpha emission is as follows:

  511BZ2AX+24He        (1)

The nuclei that should come for X in equation (1) must have two atomic number more than 5 and mass number that can add up 4 to yield 11 as net mass number, so the nucleus must be 37Li as indicated below.

  511B37Li+24He

(b)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The balanced beta emission 3888Sr has to be written.

Concept Introduction:

Beta-emission involves liberation of a beta-particle that is represented as 10e. The general equation for beta emission process is written as follows:

   ZAYZ+1AX+10e

Here,

Mass number is denoted by A.

Atomic number denoted by Z.

The initial nuclide is denoted as Y.

The product nuclide is Y.

(b)

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The nuclear reaction for beta emission is as follows:

  1229MgZ+1AX+10e        (2)

There are 29 mass number and 12 atomic number on left side of equation (2) and thus to get same net mass numbers and atomic number the nuclei X must possess 11 as atomic number and 29 as mass number. Hence the nuclei that should come is 3988Y.

  3888Sr3988Y+10e

(c)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

 The balanced neutron absorption 47107Ag has to be written.

Concept Introduction:

Neutron absorption involves capture of neutron that is represented as 01n. The general equation neutron absorption process is written as follows:

  ZAY+01nZA+1X

Here,

Mass number is denoted by A.

Atomic number denoted by Z.

The initial nuclide is denoted as Y.

The product nuclide is Y.

(c)

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Explanation of Solution

The nuclear reaction for neutron absorption is as follows:

  47107Ag+01nZA+1X        (3)

The nuclei that should come for X in equation (3) must have same atomic number and one more than mass number 107, so the nucleus X must be 47108Ag as indicated below.

  47107Ag+01n47108Ag

(d)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The balanced proton emission 3941K has to be written.

Concept Introduction:

Proton-emission involves liberation of a 11p. The general equation for proton emission process is written as follows:

  ZAYZ1A1X+11p

Here,

Mass number is denoted by A.

Atomic number denoted by Z.

Initial nuclide is denoted as Y.

Product nuclide is Y.

(d)

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The nuclear reaction of proton emission is as follows:

  1941KZ1A1X+11p        (4)

The nuclei that should come for X in equation (4) must have one atomic number less than 39 and one mass number less than 41, so the nucleus must be 1840Ar as indicated below.

  1941K1840Ar+11p

(e)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

 The balanced for electron absorption of 51116Sb has to be written.

Concept Introduction:

Electron absorption involves capture of electron that is represented as 10e. The general equation electron absorption process is written as follows:

  ZAY+10eZ1AX

Here,

Mass number is denoted by A.

Atomic number denoted by Z.

The initial nuclide is denoted as Y.

The product nuclide is Y.

(e)

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The nuclear reaction electron neutron absorption is as follows:

  51116Sb+10eZ1AX        (5)

The nuclei that should come for X in equation (5) must have same atomic number and on more than mass number 107, so the nucleus X must be 47108Ag as indicated below.

  51116Sb+10e50116Sn

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