
(a)
Interpretation: It should be identified the value of X in the given following
Concept Introduction:
In balancing any nuclear equation, we must balance the total of all
The alpha (
For a beta- particle (
For neutron particle (
To Determine: Identify the value of X.
(b)
Interpretation: It should be identified the value of X in the given following nuclear equation.
Concept Introduction:
In balancing any nuclear equation, we must balance the total of all atomic numbers and the total of all mass. If we know the atomic numbers and mass numbers of all but one of the species in a nuclear equation
The alpha (
For a beta- particle (
For neutron particle (
To Determine: Identify the value of X.
(c)
Interpretation: It should be identified the value of X in the given following nuclear equation.
Concept Introduction:
In balancing any nuclear equation, we must balance the total of all atomic numbers and the total of all mass. If we know the atomic numbers and mass numbers of all but one of the species in a nuclear equation
The alpha (
For a beta- particle (
For neutron particle (
(d)
Interpretation: It should be identified the value of X in the given following nuclear equation.
Concept Introduction:
In balancing any nuclear equation, we must balance the total of all atomic numbers and the total of all mass. If we know the atomic numbers and mass numbers of all but one of the species in a nuclear equation
The alpha (
For a beta- particle (
For neutron particle (
To Determine: Identify the value of X.
Species in a nuclear equation
To identify: the value of X in each nuclear equation

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