ons 921 SECTION (a) 2.27 x 10° kJ (b) 2.68 × 10° kJ (c) 3.10 × 10° kJ (d) 3.15 X 10° kJ (e) 7.37 x 10° kJ Practice Exercise 2 Positron emission from 1'C, 1c release of 2.87 × 10'J per mole of "C. What is the mass change per mole of ''C in this nuclear reaction? The masses of 11B and 11C are 11.009305 and 11.011434 amu, respectively. B + +e, occurs with ways less than the

ons 921 SECTION (a) 2.27 x 10° kJ (b) 2.68 × 10° kJ (c) 3.10 × 10° kJ (d) 3.15 X 10° kJ (e) 7.37 x 10° kJ Practice Exercise 2 Positron emission from 1'C, 1c release of 2.87 × 10'J per mole of "C. What is the mass change per mole of ''C in this nuclear reaction? The masses of 11B and 11C are 11.009305 and 11.011434 amu, respectively. B + +e, occurs with ways less than the

Introduction to General, Organic and Biochemistry

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Chapter9: Nuclear Chemistry

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