Exam 19: Nuclear Chemistry

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The mass change for the reaction shown below is ________ amu.The atomic masses are 3He (3.0160),4He (4.0026),1H (1.0078). 2 The mass change for the reaction shown below is ________ amu.The atomic masses are <sup>3</sup>He (3.0160),<sup>4</sup>He (4.0026),<sup>1</sup>H (1.0078). 2   He →   He + 2   H He → The mass change for the reaction shown below is ________ amu.The atomic masses are <sup>3</sup>He (3.0160),<sup>4</sup>He (4.0026),<sup>1</sup>H (1.0078). 2   He →   He + 2   H He + 2 The mass change for the reaction shown below is ________ amu.The atomic masses are <sup>3</sup>He (3.0160),<sup>4</sup>He (4.0026),<sup>1</sup>H (1.0078). 2   He →   He + 2   H H

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Units used for measuring radiation include the becquerel,the curie,the gray,and the sievert,which have the abbreviations ________,________,________,and ________,respectively.

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Which of the following elements would you expect to have the largest number of stable isotopes? Element number:

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Helium-3,an electron,a neutron,and a proton have masses of 3.016029 amu,5.486 × 10-4 amu,1.00866 amu,and 1.00728 amu,respectively.The mass defect for the formation of helium-3 is ________ amu or ________ g/mol.

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Which of the following isotopes is the least stable?

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Fluorine-18 is a radioisotope widely used in positron emission tomography to investigate brain activity.The half-life is 109.8 minutes.How long will it take for 2.75 μg of 18F to decay to 500 ng?

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Tritium, Tritium,   H,is formed in the upper atmosphere when   N captures a neutron and then decays.What is the other product of this reaction? H,is formed in the upper atmosphere when Tritium,   H,is formed in the upper atmosphere when   N captures a neutron and then decays.What is the other product of this reaction? N captures a neutron and then decays.What is the other product of this reaction?

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Which of the following statements regarding nuclear stability is true?

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An element, An element,   X is formed by bombardment of uranium-238 atoms with a beta particle.How many neutrons are produced by this reaction? X is formed by bombardment of uranium-238 atoms with a beta particle.How many neutrons are produced by this reaction?

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Among the types of radiation,α,β,γ,and X,the one that requires the least amount of protective clothing is ________ radiation.

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An archeological artifact was subjected to radiocarbon dating.The artifact showed a carbon-14 decay rate of 13.8 disintegrations/min per gram of carbon.Carbon-14 has a half-life of 5715 years,and currently living organisms decay at the rate of 15.3 disintegrations/min per gram of carbon.What is the approximate age of the artifact?

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Elements with ________ atomic mass are best possible candidates for a fusion reaction.

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What mass percent of 235U (the fissionable isotope)is used in the fuel in nuclear power plants?

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The binding energy for lithium-7 nuclei is 3.79 × 1012 J/mol.The binding energy per nucleon for lithium-7 nuclei is ________ MeV/nucleon.

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The total binding energies for 3He,4He,and 6He are 7.72 MeV,28.29 MeV,and 29.26 MeV respectively.Arrange the 3 isotopes in increasing order of binding energy per nucleon.

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If a sample of 233Pa takes 62.7 days to decrease to 20.0% of its original mass,what is its half-life?

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What is the missing product of the nuclear reaction? What is the missing product of the nuclear reaction?   Bi +   p → ? +   Po Bi + What is the missing product of the nuclear reaction?   Bi +   p → ? +   Po p → ? + What is the missing product of the nuclear reaction?   Bi +   p → ? +   Po Po

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Human bones found on the west coast of the United States were thought to be remains of a prospector who lived in the 19th century.The bones were subjected to carbon-14 dating.Carbon-14 has a half-life of 5715 years.Living organisms decay at a rate of 15.30 disintegrations per minute per gram of carbon.The bones had a carbon-14 decay rate of 4.660 disintegrations per minute per gram of carbon.To one significant figure the age of the bones is ________ years old,so the person ________ (did,did not)live in the 19th century.

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Which of the following figures represents the decay of Which of the following figures represents the decay of   K by positron emission to give   Ar after three half-lives has passed? Unshaded spheres represent   K atoms and shaded spheres represent   Ar atoms.  K by positron emission to give Which of the following figures represents the decay of   K by positron emission to give   Ar after three half-lives has passed? Unshaded spheres represent   K atoms and shaded spheres represent   Ar atoms.  Ar after three half-lives has passed? Unshaded spheres represent Which of the following figures represents the decay of   K by positron emission to give   Ar after three half-lives has passed? Unshaded spheres represent   K atoms and shaded spheres represent   Ar atoms.  K atoms and shaded spheres represent Which of the following figures represents the decay of   K by positron emission to give   Ar after three half-lives has passed? Unshaded spheres represent   K atoms and shaded spheres represent   Ar atoms.  Ar atoms. Which of the following figures represents the decay of   K by positron emission to give   Ar after three half-lives has passed? Unshaded spheres represent   K atoms and shaded spheres represent   Ar atoms.

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Which one of the following statements about isotopes is false?

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