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Q: Give a brief summary of what radioactive decay is, and give an example.

A: Given : Radioactive decay  To find : Summary and example  Solution : Radioactive decay is the…

Q: What is radioactive decay and give one example of a radioactive atom used in medicine?

A: Radioactive decay:It is known as the process by which an unstable atomic nucleus loses its energy by…

Q: hat are the 19 artificial radioactive elements?

A: The elements the following uranium on the periodic table are only produced artificially and are…

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Q: How does an alpha particle differ from a helium atom?

A: Alpha particle are differed from a helium atom.

Q: What is the difference between an α particle and a helium atom?

A: The difference between an α particle and a helium atom has to be given,

Q: Which of the following symbols represents an alpha particle?

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Q: What is another method to track the extent of isotopic decay.

A: Given: Extent of isotopic decay To find: Method that is used to track isotopic decay.  Solution:…

Q: The alpha decay of thorium 234 would produce what daughter isotope?

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Q: 17.write describing the mass number ,charge and penetrating ability of alpha particles

A: Alpha particle : Alpha particles  are  consist two protons and two neutrons. Since He atom consist…

Q: potassium (K) emits an alpha particle, it becomes the element

A: Alpha particle consists of two protons and two neutrons bound together into a particle identical to…

Q: An element X has 195 nucleons and 78 protons, and it undergoes a beta decay. After the decay, how…

A: The atomic number is defined as the number of protons or number of electrons present in an atom,…

Q: Fill in the missing mass number and atomic number for each of these particles or types of radiation.…

A: Alpha particle is a helium nucleus.  When a nucleus emits alpha particles, it undergoes decrease in…

Q: Beta particles are identical to ___________.

A: The emission of high-energy particles from atoms with unstable nuclei is described by radioactive…

Q: Which element is most likely to be radioactive?

A: Radioactivity It is the process by which an unstable atomic nucleus will lose energy through the…

Q: Explain what must occur before a radioactive atom stopsto undergo further radioactive decay.

A: Radioactivity is the phenomenon of spontaneous emission of certain active rays by certain nuclides.…

Q: Uranium – 237 undergoes beta emission. Circle the correct resultant nucleus:

A: A beta particle is denoted by: -1   0e

Q: What is meant by the half-life of a radioactive element?

A: The elements which have an unstable nucleus in their atoms and hence to get stability they emit…

Q: Neon and magnesium each has three stable isotopes while sodium and aluminum each has only one.…

A: Neon and magnesium each have three stable isotopes. Sodium and aluminum each have only one isotope.…

Q: What is the chart of the nuclides and why is it used?

A: Nuclides: The representation of elements with their mass number (A) and atomic number (Z) is called…

Q: If an atom of Uranium, Element 92, were to absorb an Alpha particle (comprising two protons and two…

A: For a balanced nuclear reaction sum of mass number and sum of atomic numbers must be same on both…

Q: 1. Strontium-90 emits an alpha particle and the new nucleus formed is:

A: The atoms of all radioactive elements undergo spontaneous disintegration with the emission of α or β…

Q: A radioactive particle that consists of two protons and two neutrons alpha particle beta particle…

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Q: Fill in the missing mass number and atomic number for each of these particles or types of radiation.…

A: Alpha particles, also known as alpha rays or alpha radiation, are made up of two protons and two…

Q: alpha particle decay

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Q: How is energy released from uranium atoms?

A: All nuclear power plants use nuclear fission, and most nuclear power plants use uranium atoms.

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Q: which extra particle is an isotope cause it to be unstable

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Q: How much heavier is an alpha particle than an electron?

A: Given, Heavier is an alpha particle than an electron

Q: Fill in the missing mass number and atomic number for each of these particles or types of radiation.…

A: Identify atomic number and mass number for :  Alpha , beta ,gamma and neutron

Q: how are the numbers of neutrons and protons in a nucleus related to it’s stability?

A: Number of neutrons and protons are an effective means of predicting nuclear stability. This ratio is…

Q: Which element was used in alpha ray experiment?

A: The alpha ray experiment was first performed by the Rutherford. In this experiment, Rutherford…

Q: What is the difference between a radioactive isotope and a stable isotope? What is the history of…

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Q: beta decay

A: C. The mass number is unchanged and the atomic number increases.

Q: Identify which of the following particles is a beta particle

A: Beta particles are high energy electrons.

Q: In fission reactions used in nuclear power plants, what subatomic particle is used to initiate and…

A: Fission occurs when a neutron slams into a larger atom, forcing it to excite and spilt into two…

Q: Polonium-210 undergoes beta decay. Give the notation of the daughter isotope.

A: Polonium-210 undergoes beta decay. Give the notation of the daughter isotope.

Q: Beta emission from fictitious isotope Go-282 with an atomic number of 164 would produce an isotope…

A: We know that  In beta emission the electrons are ejected energetically this happens because the…

Q: and Lare the only fissionable isotopes.

A: Nuclear reactions are those in which either the nucleus splits into form lighter nuclei or lighter…

Q: Which two new radioactive elements were discovered by Marie Curie?

A: Marie Curie is famous for her research in the field of radioactivity. She was the first woman who…

Q: Compare the neutrons in 188RE and 188W.

A: mass number = number of protons + number of neutrons  number of neutrons = mass number - number of…

Q: Write the beta decay for thorium-230.

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Q: A beta particle is A. a helium nucleus emitted by a larger nucleus . B. a form of highly penetrating…

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Q: what is the anti-particle of electron. a. alpha b. neutron c. positron d. gamma

A: An antiparticle can be defined as the subatomic particle having the same mass as that of one of the…

Q: What condition describes a radioactive atom ?

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Q: Which type of radioactive decay will decrease the atomic number by one and release two subatomic…

A: The property of a nucleus emitting α, β and γ rays is known as radioactivity and the substance…

Q: True or False? Radioactive elements become stable isotopes after emitting one of the radioactive…

A: The given statement has to be classified as true or false.

Stereochemistry and Isomerism

Stereochemistry deals with the three-dimensional structure and properties of molecules. It explains the arrangement of atoms and their manipulation within a molecule in a 3D structure. Stereochemistry can be dealt with all types of molecules. Based on the stereochemistry of a molecule, the physical and chemical properties of the molecules vary.