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. What is the half-life of a radioactive nucleus? Does a given type of nucleus always have the same half-life? Do nuclei of different elements have the same half-life?

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Interpretation:

Interpret half life of radioactive nucleus and determine for a specific nucleus half life remain same. Interpret different element have same half life or not.

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A reactant reacts to produce product in particular duration of time whereas if time to be recorded for the completion of half of the reaction then it gets denoted by t1 / 2. t1 / 2 is known as half life of the reaction in which half of the reaction proceeds to give product.

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Half life is the measurement of time required for the conversion of half of the reactant to product and can be indicated as t1 / 2.

The same nucleus usually has same half life but depending on the ...

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