The decay of cesium-135 is first order with a half life is 3.0 million years. How much of 1.0847 g sample would remain after 9.50 million years?

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The decay of cesium-135 is first order with a half life is 3.0 million years. How much of 1.0847 g sample would remain after 9.50 million years?   

 

 

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