
Concept explainers
(a)
Interpretation:
The
Concept introduction:
The nuclear reaction involves the spontaneous emission of particles or radiation due to the breaking or combination of an atomic nucleus. An alpha particle, beta particle and gamma rays are emitted during the radioactive decay. An alpha particle is a helium nucleus. In beta particle emission, an atom emits an electron

Answer to Problem 50E
The complete equation with the nuclear symbol for the missing species
Explanation of Solution
To complete a nuclear bombardment equation, it is required to count the total number of
In the above equation, the identity of the new nuclei is to be determined.
Therefore, the atomic number of missing specie is calculated as shown below.
Beryllium
Therefore, the atomic mass of missing specie is calculated as shown below.
Therefore, the missing specie is
The complete equation with the nuclear symbol for the missing species
(b)
Interpretation:
The nuclear bombardment equation
Concept introduction:
The nuclear reaction involves the spontaneous emission of particles or radiation due to the breaking or combination of an atomic nucleus. An alpha particle, beta particle and gamma rays are emitted during the radioactive decay. An alpha particle is a helium nucleus. In beta particle emission, an atom emits an electron

Answer to Problem 50E
The complete equation with the nuclear symbol for the missing species
Explanation of Solution
To complete a nuclear bombardment equation, it is required to count the total number of atomic number and atomic mass in both sides of the equation. An incomplete nuclear bombardment equation is shown below.
In the above equation, the identity of the new nuclei is to be determined.
Therefore, the atomic number of missing specie is calculated as shown below.
Cadmium
Therefore, the atomic mass of missing specie is calculated as shown below.
Therefore, the missing specie is
The complete equation with the nuclear symbol for the missing species
(c)
Interpretation:
The nuclear bombardment equation
Concept introduction:
The nuclear reaction involves the spontaneous emission of particles or radiation due to the breaking or combination of an atomic nucleus. An alpha particle, beta particle and gamma rays are emitted during the radioactive decay. An alpha particle is a helium nucleus. In beta particle emission, an atom emits an electron

Answer to Problem 50E
The complete equation with the nuclear symbol for the missing species
Explanation of Solution
To complete a nuclear bombardment equation, it is required to count the total number of atomic number and atomic mass in both sides of the equation. An incomplete nuclear bombardment equation is shown below.
In the above equation, the identity of new nuclei is to be found.
Therefore, the atomic number of missing specie is calculated as shown below.
Xenon
Therefore, the atomic mass of missing specie is calculated as shown below.
Therefore, the missing specie is
The complete equation with the nuclear symbol for the missing species
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