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6 a) maximum energy of the three beta particles = 346.4+266.8+43.6
= 656.8N KeV
B) Average energy = 656.8/3 = 218.9 KeV
C) Energies of six gamma particles = 79.6+81+160.6+223.2+302.8+383.8
= 1231 KeV = 1.231 MeV
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Consider the two step decay 23Ra-Rn-4Po. Both steps are alpha decays, with half-lives 1600 years forRa and 3.8235 days forRn (a) Determine the decay constant of each step in the chain (b) If you have a sample of pure radium-226 (238 Ra) containing 3.00x 1020 nuclei at time how many radon-2223Rn) nuclei are present at time t? (c) What is the maximum number of radon-222 Rn ) nuclei present at any time? (d) 5...
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8. Consider the three component decay in Problem 7. The
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Consider the following reaction: 3A rightarrow 2B the average rate of appearance of B is given by A [B]/Delta t. Comparing the rate of appearance of B and the rate of disappearance of A, we get A[B]/Delta t = x (-Delta [A]/Delta t). -2/3 -3/2 +2/3 +3/2 +1
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6. Write the balanced nuclear equations for the processes described below. (3 points each) a. Barium-123 undergoes positron decay b. Samarium-136 undergoes electron capture c. Lead-206 is produced via alpha decay d. Sulfur-32 is produced via beta decay
Please show original and detailed work.
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