Chapter 25:2 nuclear transformations Flashcards

1
Q

What is the force that acts between all nuclear particles that are extremely close together?

A

Nuclear force

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2
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How many nuclei are known?

A

1500+

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3
Q

How many nuclei are stable?

A

264

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4
Q

What shows where protons and neutrons are mostly stable?

A

Band of stability

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5
Q

What determines the type of decay ?

A

Neutron to proton ratio

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6
Q

What is the particle with the mass of an electron but a positive charge?

A

Positron

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7
Q

All nuclei with an atomic number greater than what are radioactive?

A

83

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8
Q

What is half life? (T1/2)

A

Time required for one half of the nuclei to decay to products

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9
Q

Why does medicine need to have a short half life?

A

So there is not a radiation hazard

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10
Q

What is the conversion of an atom of one element into an atom of another element?

A

Transmutation

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11
Q

How can transmutation occur?

A
  1. Radioactive decay

2. When particles bombard the nucleus

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12
Q

Are transmutations common in natures

A

Yes

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13
Q

Who discovered the proton in 1919 from transmutation?

A

Ernest Rutherford

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14
Q

Elements above 92 in atomic numbers are what?

A

Transuranium elements

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15
Q

Are transuranium elements radioactive?

A

Yes

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16
Q

Who has the largest accelerators

A

Cren it’s called the large hadron collider

17
Q

When does beta decay occur?

A

Too many neutrons

18
Q

When does alpha decay occur?

A

Too big

19
Q

When do positron emission and electron capture occur?

A

When there are too few neutrons

20
Q

How many protons do all atoms have , besides hydrogen?

A

2+

21
Q

What happens to the atomic number during alpha decay?

A

+1

22
Q

What happens to the atomic number during beta decay?

A

-2

23
Q

What happens to the atomic number during gamma rays?

A

None its energy

24
Q

What happens to the atomic number during positron emissions and electron capture?

A

-1

25
Q

What’s the formula to find half lives?

A

N= time of decay
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Half life

26
Q

How to calculate how much will remain?

A

Ending amount= starting amount x 1/2 power of how many half lives