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Q: Why are the energies associated with nuclear reactions so large?

A: Why are the energies associated with nuclear reactions so large has to be given.

Q: Why is gamma radiation generally not included when writing nuclear reactions?

A: Gamma radiation is a type of electromagnetic radiation which is emitted from nucleus during its…

Q: What is the outcome of neutron decay ?

A: Proton and Neutron are present in nuclei. The neutrons present inside the nuclei are stable. The…

Q: Which kind of radiation from radioactive substances is most dangerous to humans?  What type of…

A: The radioactive radiation emitted by radioactive substances are: i) Alpha radiation ii) Beta…

Q: What is a nuclear reactor?

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Q: When Helium-6 undergoes beta decay, what is the daughter nucleus?

A: Given reaction,        beta decay of Helium-6

Q: Describe the difference between fission and fusion?

A: The difference between fission and fusion has to be given.

Q: What are some of the problems associated with using fusion to generate electricity?<

A: The nuclear reactions are a type of chemical processes which lead to the formation of some new…

Q: What is fusion? Why can fusion and fission both produce energy? Explain?

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Q: What is nuclear reaction

A: Nuclear reactions are collisions between two atomic nuclei or one atomic nucleus and a subatomic…

Q: What is the difference between fission and fusion

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Q: If 10 grams of Uranium underwent three half-lives; how much uranium would be left?

A: The time in which half of the initial amount of the reactants convert into the product known as half…

Q: Why do scientists expect fusion to eventually replace fission as a nuclear process? Use the…

A: Answer:  Note : Fission means splitting of a heavy & unstable nuclie into 2 or more  lighter…

Q: What is a nuclear reaction? Give a suitable example of a nuclear reaction.

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Q: List the particle accelerators?

A: Europe AGOR Accelerateur Groningen-ORsay, KVI Groningen, Netherlands ALBA Synchrotron Light…

Q: What are the three types of beta decay?

A: The types of beta decay has to be given.

Q: What are 15 unique facts about nuclear fusion with thorough explanation

A: The two important classes of nuclear reactions are nuclear fission and nuclear fusion.

Q: What are the current problems with using nuclear power as a source of energy? Name one problem from…

A: To find: The current problems with using nuclear power as a source of energy.

Q: What are the major differences between alpha particlesand gamma radiation?

A: Nuclear reactions involve the emission of different kinds of radiations from the heavy radioactive…

Q: Why do scientists expect fusion to eventually replace fission ás a nuclear process?

A: Given : Fusion will replace fission in nuclear processes eventually. Fusion is a process in which…

Q: a balanced nuclear

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Q: What meaning of ( carbon- 11 )?

A: isotopes  : isotopes are having same atomic number but differ in atomic mass

Q: Why would carbon-10 be radioactive?

A: The condition for radioactivity is that there should be unbalanced forces present in the nucleus.…

Q: A typical nuclear reactor produces about 1.0 MW of power per day. What is the minimum rate of mass…

A: Given data:

Q: What are the expected advantages of fusion reactors over fission reactors?

A: When the two lighter nuclei fuse together to form a heavier nuclei,the reaction is known as fusion…

Q: A nuclear reaction can release a million times more energy than an O True O False

A: As we know,  in nuclear reaction very high amount of energy is released.  So , nuclear reactions are…

Q: What are the similarities and differences between radioactive decay and nuclear transmutation?

A: Radioactive decay is also known as nuclear decay or radioactive disintegration, or nuclear…

Q: Explain the differences between the chemical reactions and the nuclear reactions

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Q: 238 92 U → ? +34Th Balanced equation: ОА. а-decay ов в decay OC. Fission OD. Fusion OE. Other

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Q: How does nuclear transmutation process occur in particle accelerator?

A: A particle accelerator is a device that uses electromagnetic fields to propel charged particles to…

Q: Compare and contrast nuclear and chemical reactions.

A: Comparison of Nuclear and Chemical reactions. Nuclear reaction : 1. forces responsible for nuclear…

Q: How do fusion reactions produce energy?

A: A nuclear reaction in which a lighter nucleus fuses together spontaneously into a new stable nuclei…

Q: What is a Nuclear Fusion Reaction?

A: Fusion: The meaning of fusion suggested the formation of heavier particles with the help of lighter…

Q: Discuss whether or not the total mass changes during a nuclear reaction?

A: The Law of conservation of mass states that mass can be neither created nor destroyed in a chemical…

Q: In the thorium decay series, thorium-232 loses a total of 6 α particles and 4 β particles in a…

A: The final isotope is Lead-208.

Q: Consider the benefits and drawbacks of nuclear power before making a decision. Is there a compelling…

A: Benefits   After the initial cost of construction, nuclear energy has the advantage of being one of…

Q: Why can fusion and fission both produceenergy? Explain.

A: Nuclear fusion: the combination of two lighter nuclei to form a heavier nuclide. Both fission and…

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: Explain the meaning of the term critical mass in relation to the use of a chain reaction for the…

A: Answer: Controlled nuclear chain reaction is used in which nuclear fission takes place to produce…

Q: If there were 300 grams of carbon-14 originally present, how many years would it take for there to…

A: Interpretation -  To determine how many years would it take for there to be 90 grams of carbon-14…

Q: Why are Uranium and plutonium considered good 'nuclear fuels' ?

A: In nuclear fuels, energy is produced by fusion i.e. when a big atom splits into small atom  and…

Q: What nuclear reactions occur? What are the products of the nuclear reaction, and why is this a…

A: Nuclear reaction, change in the identity or characteristics of an atomic nucleus, induced by…

Q: Define nuclear radiation?

A: Nuclear radiation refers to the particles and photons emitted during reactions that involve the…

Q: What the difference between a nuclear reaction and a from a chemical reaction?

A: In a chemical reaction; the substance which involves in conversion is said to be reactant whereas…

Q: What are the main advantages of nuclear fission relative to nuclear fusion as an energy source? What…

A: Nuclear fission takes place when a large, somewhat unstable isotope(atoms with the same number of…