EBK CHEMISTRY: PRINCIPLES AND REACTIONS
EBK CHEMISTRY: PRINCIPLES AND REACTIONS
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Chapter 18, Problem 19QAP

Balance the following equations by filling in the blanks.

(a) 92 235 U + 0 1 n 54 137 _ + 2 0 1 n + _
(b) 90 232 Th + 6 12 _ _ 0 1 n + 96 240 Cm
(c) 2 4 He + 42 96 Mo 43 100 _ + _
(d) _ + 1 2 H 84 210 _ + 0 1 n

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Interpretation Introduction

(a)

12+0=1+ZZ=121=11

Interpretation:

The following reaction should be completed.

U92235+n0154137___+2n01+____

Concept introduction:

A reaction in which a nucleus of an atom or two nuclei and a subatomic particle collide to form one or more nuclide which is different from the starting nuclide is known as nuclear reaction. Nuclear reactions can be classified as nuclear fission and nuclear fusion.

Answer to Problem 19QAP

U92235+n0154137Xe+2n01+3897Sr

Explanation of Solution

The reaction in which the change in atomic numbers, energy states and mass number of nuclei takes place is known as nuclear reaction.

The given incomplete reaction is:

U92235+n0154137___+2n01+____

According to the periodic table, an element having 54 atomic number is Xe.

To identify the missing species: Let the species be XZA

The reaction is written as:

U92235+n0154137Xe+2n01+ZAX

Mass number of the reactant must be equal to the mass number of the product.

235+1=137+A+2A=236139A=97

Now, atomic number or charges must be balanced, therefore:

92+0=54+ZZ=9254=38

Thus, the atomic number of strontium is 38 on the basis of periodic table.

Overall reaction is:

U92235+n0154137Xe+2n01+3897Sr

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(b)

Interpretation:

The following reaction should be completed.

T90232h+612___C96242m+___n01

Concept introduction:

A reaction in which a nucleus of an atom or two nuclei and a subatomic particle collide to form one or more nuclide which is different from the starting nuclide is known as nuclear reaction. Nuclear reactions can be classified as nuclear fission and nuclear fusion.

Answer to Problem 19QAP

T90232h+612CC96242m+2n01

Explanation of Solution

The reaction in which the change in atomic numbers, energy states and mass number of nuclei takes place is known as nuclear reaction.

The given incomplete reaction is:

T90232h+612___C96242m+___n01

According to periodic table, an element with atomic number 6 is carbon.

The reaction is written as:

T90232h+612CC96242m+___n01

Mass number of the reactant must be equal to the mass number of the product.

232+12=242+number of neutronsnumber of neutrons=2

Overall reaction is:

T90232h+612CC96242m+2n01

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Interpretation Introduction

(c)

Interpretation:

The following reaction should be completed.

H24e+4296Mo43100___+___

Concept introduction:

A reaction in which a nucleus of an atom or two nuclei and a subatomic particle collide to form one or more nuclide which is different from the starting nuclide is known as nuclear reaction. Nuclear reactions can be classified as nuclear fission and nuclear fusion.

Answer to Problem 19QAP

H24e+4296Mo43100Tc+e+10

Explanation of Solution

The reaction in which the change in atomic numbers, energy states and mass number of nuclei takes place is known as nuclear reaction.

The given incomplete reaction is:

H24e+4296Mo43100___+___

According to the periodic table, an element with atomic number 43 is technetium.

To identify the missing species: Let the species be XZA

The reaction is written as:

H24e+4296Mo43100Tc+ZAX

Mass number of the reactant must be equal to the mass number of the product.

4+96=100+AA=100100=0

Now, atomic number or charges must be balanced, therefore:

2+42=Z+43Z=4443=1

Thus, the product is e+10

Overall reaction is:

H24e+4296Mo43100Tc+e+10

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(d)

Interpretation:

The following reaction should be completed.

____+12H84210___+n01

Concept introduction:

A reaction in which a nucleus of an atom or two nuclei and a subatomic particle collide to form one or more nuclide which is different from the starting nuclide is known as nuclear reaction. Nuclear reactions can be classified as nuclear fission and nuclear fusion.

Answer to Problem 19QAP

83209Bi+12H84210Po+n01

Explanation of Solution

The reaction in which the change in atomic numbers, energy states and mass number of nuclei takes place is known as nuclear reaction.

The given incomplete reaction is:

____+12H84210___+n01

According to the periodic table, an element with atomic number 84 is polonium.

To identify the missing species: Let the species be XZA

The reaction is written as:

ZAX+12H84210Po+n01

Mass number of the reactant must be equal to the mass number of the product.

A+2=210+1A=2112=209

Now, atomic number or charges must be balanced, therefore:

1+Z=84Z=841=83

Thus, the atomic number of bismuth is 83 on the basis of periodic table.

Overall reaction is:

83209Bi+12H84210Po+n01

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