Please do it per the outline on the paper. Calculate the binding energy of Al-28, and the transition energy of the Al-28/Si-28 beta-minusdecay.Al-28protonsneutronselectronscomponent massAl-28 massmass defectmultiply by 931.5 MeV/amunumberAl-28 massSi-28 massMass Defectmultiply by 931.5 MeV/amuamu1.0072771.0086650.00054927.98191027.976927total27.981910What is the relationship between the transition energy associated with a particular radioactivedecay and the half-life of the radionuclide parent?

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Calculate the binding energy of Al-28, and the transition energy of the Al-28/Si-28 beta-minus decay. Al-28 protons neutrons electrons component mass number amu 1.007277 1.008665 0.000549 total

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Please do it per the outline on the paper.

Calculate the binding energy of Al-28, and the transition energy of the Al-28/Si-28 beta-minus
decay.
Al-28
protons
neutrons
electrons
component mass
Al-28 mass
mass defect
multiply by 931.5 MeV/amu
number
Al-28 mass
Si-28 mass
Mass Defect
multiply by 931.5 MeV/amu
amu
1.007277
1.008665
0.000549
27.981910
27.976927
total
27.981910
What is the relationship between the transition energy associated with a particular radioactive
decay and the half-life of the radionuclide parent?

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