How does nuclear fission differ from nuclear fusion? Why are both of these processes exothermic?

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

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Q: what is the difference between radioactivity and radioactive emissions?

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

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Q: Three nuclear techniques and explain

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Q: What is a radioactive decay series? When does it end?

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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: Do you think that nuclear fusion will be possible?

A: Yes nuclear fusion is possible. the reaction in which small nuclie combine to form a bigger nucleus…

Q: List various common kinds of nuclear reactions?

A: When nuclei are bombarded with particles like alpha rays, beta rays, proton, electron, neutron,…

Q: Explain one way in which nuclear chemistry is used to diagnose ortreat disease.

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Q: Describe the difference between fission and fusion?

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Q: a) Explain the differences between nuclear fission and nuclear fusion. By which of these two nuclear…

A: Radioactive nucleus generally participate in nuclear fission and nuclear fusion reaction.…

Q: What are the nuclear radiations (name them)?

A: The forms of elementary particles or photons that are emitted from the nucleus of an atom during a…

Q: Which of the nuclear processes requires the highest temperatures to occur? A. fission B. gamma ray…

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

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Q: In which type of nuclear reaction do two light nuclei combine to produce a heavier nucleus?

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Q: a) Explain the differences between nuclear fission and nuclear fusion. b) By which of these two…

A: Nuclear chemistry is branch of chemistry in which we deal with nuclear fusion and fission process.

Q: What is nuclear reaction

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Q: For which process does each statement apply—nuclear fi ssion, nuclear fusion, both fi ssion and…

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

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Q: List the particle accelerators?

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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 two principal differences between nuclear reactions and ordinary chemical changes?

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

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Q: When high energy radiation knocks an electron out of an atom that it strikes, a _____ is formed. a.…

A: A bond between two atoms is formed by the sharing or transfer of electrons. The electrons present in…

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: how will you differentiate the concept of radioactivity and decay?

A: Radioactivity is the term given to the breaking-up (decay) or rearrangement of an atom's nucleus.…

Q: 4623V = ? + 4622Ti What particle would complete the nuclear equation above? a. alpha particle b.…

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Q: Describe fission. Include the concepts of chain reaction and critical mass in your description. How…

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Q: Using the diagrams below, label the nuclear process as fission or fusion. Explain how you identified…

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Q: Complete the following nuclear reactions and identify the cosmic phase (Big Bang Nucleosynthesis,…

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

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Q: What are the different ways of measuring the radiation exposure?

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

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

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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: Discuss the nature of nuclear reactions in contrast to ordinary chemical reactions including modes…

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Q: Explain discovery of fission, types of fission and theory of fission (Bohr and Whealer's theory)

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Q: The function of the moderator in a nuclear is to

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

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Q: when an unstable nucleus emits radiation a. beta negative b. betatron c. helium nucleus (alpha) give…

A: Given: Unstable nucleus emits radiation. (a) beta negative (b) betatron (c) Helium nucleus (alpha)…

Q: Define nuclear radiation?

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

Q: What is the reaction order of radioactive decay? Explain.

A: A radioactive decay is followed by the emission of alpha particles, beta particles, neutrons, etc.…

Q: 1. How do nuclear reactions differ from ordinary chemical reactions?

A: Nuclear reactions:The reactions in which a nucleus or two nuclei of an atom and nucleons from the…

Q: Explain Marie Curie’s role in the discovery of radioactivity?

A: Marie Curie has a major role in radioactivity. Radioactivity is the phenomenon by which the…

Q: A series of naturally occurring nuclear reactions that begins with an unstable nucleus and…

A: A series of naturally occurring nuclear reactions that begins with an unstable nucleus and…

Q: What types of radiation (electromagnetic radiation and/or high-energy particle) are produced in the…

A: Lutetium is an element present in f-block of the periodic table with an atomic number of 71. It has…