Exam 16: Nuclear Chemistry

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What is the missing particle in the reaction below? 1p + 0e →?

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Which of the following particles is the heaviest?

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For the following nuclear reactions, supply the missing isotope, or elementary particle. -3H + 2H → ________ + 1n

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For the following nuclear reactions, supply the missing isotope, or elementary particle. -22Na → ________ + +1e

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Which of the following transformations is not an alpha emission?

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During the MRI procedure the human is placed in a magnetic field and radio waves are used to probe certain nuclei in the body.

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Match each of the transformations with its process. -238U ? 234Th

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Which of the following is able to penetrate the easiest through human tissue?

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Many radioactive nuclei release energy in the form of electromagnetic radiation, such as gamma rays.

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Which of the following has an atomic number of 0?

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Which of the following particles has a mass number of 1?

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When radium-226 is converted to radon-222 ________.

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Which of the following is not a beta emitting reaction?

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Nuclear radiation is harmful because of ________.

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Identify X in the reaction below. 27Al + 4He → X + 1n

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Which of the following does not carry proton(s)?

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The atomic number of a neutron is 1.

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13C is the carbon isotope used for radioactive carbon dating.

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How long will it take for a 5.0 g tritium sample to decay down to 0.313 g? The half-life of tritium is 12 years.

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If nuclear energy is released all at once, a nuclear bomb can be created.

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