Tritium (Hydrogen-3) is prepared by bombarding Lithium-6 with neutrons. A 0.329 mg sample of Tritium has an activity of 2.42 Ci.
What is the decay rate and the decay constant (per second) of tritium?
Activity is 2.42 Ci
the conversion factor is
Convert 2.42 Ci into dps
Hence the decay rate
Note: dps represents disintegrations per second. It gives number of nuclei that decay in one second.
Mass of tritium sample is 0.329 mg or
Molar mass of tritium is 3 g/mol
Number of moles of tritium
Number of tritium nuclei
The decay rate
Hence, the decay constant is
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