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Chapter 19, Problem 65AE
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Interpretation: Use of tritium as a component of fluorescent watch dials and its half life is given. The year upto which the time at night can be read using the given kind of watch is to be calculated.
Concept introduction: A process through which an unstable nuclide looses its energy due to excess of protons or neutrons is known as radioactive decay. The cause of instability of a nuclide is its inefficiency in holding the nucleus together. Tritium was used as a component of fluorescent watch dials during world war
To determine: The year up to which the time at night can be read using the given kind of watch.
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