Guide Question/Exercise: 1. The half-life of sodium-24, a radioisotope used as a tracer for the cardiovascular system, is 14.951 hours. How many grams of sodium-24 will remain after 24.0 hours in a sample initially containing 100 mg?

Guide Question/Exercise: 1. The half-life of sodium-24, a radioisotope used as a tracer for the cardiovascular system, is 14.951 hours. How many grams of sodium-24 will remain after 24.0 hours in a sample initially containing 100 mg?

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Chapter18: Nuclear Chemistry

Section18.4: Rates Of Disintegration Reactions

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