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Chapter 19, Problem 19.24QP
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation: The principle of radioactive isotopes should be outlined
Concept introduction:
- Spontaneous disintegration: radioactive material contain nuclides which under goes spontaneous disintegration.
- This process is the accompanied by the emission of one or more than one types of ionizing radiation like alpha ,beta, neutron, particles and gamma rays are disintegrate
- Radio active life-it refers to the amount of time taken by completion of half of its original isotope to decay. The rate of decay is a fixed rate called half-life.
- Half-life used in carbon dating-technique for the age calculation of dead wood fossil, monument old tree etc.
- The half-life period s are determined by considering carbon dating technique.
- Carbon dating uses the half-life of carbon-14 to find the approximate age of an object. Its may be 40,000 year old or younger.
- Radioactive isotope: An atom in a chemical compound is replaced by another atom, of the same chemical element. This is the principle behind the radioactive tracers. Titanium is the example of radioactive isotope.
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CHEMISTRY (LL) W/CNCT >BI<
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