EBK GENERAL CHEMISTRY
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Author: Bissonnette
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Chapter 25, Problem 84SAE
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Interpretation:
The disintegration rate is to be chosen from given options.
Concept introduction:
In nuclear reaction, one subatomic particle is bombarded on an atom to show radioactivity. Every radioactive atom have a definite half life and disintegration rate.
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