MN Physics Midterm Flashcards
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The decay constant of a particular radionuclide increases as the amount of radionuclide decreases
False
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A radionuclide is an atom with an unstable nucleus
True
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The following are accepted nuclear forces:
Gravitational, elastic, strong, weak
False; Elastic should be E-M
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Einstein was the first to describe an atom with orbital electrons
False
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The energy released during beta-minus decay is shared between the beta particle and an antineutrino
True
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An alpha particle is a hydrogen nucleus
False
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A positron is a from of antimatter
True
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The most powerful force acting within the nucleus is the gravitational force
False
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Tc-99m is an isotope of Tc-99.
False; isotopes have the same Z number
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The standard model of the atom is made up of quarks, leptons, and force carrier particles
True
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After positron decay, the positron will combine with a neutron which will be converted into a proton
False
Isotopes have: A) the same A number B) the same Z number C) the same neutron number D) All E) A&B F) A&C
B) the same Z number
Isotones have: A) same A, different Z, different N B) different A, same Z, different N C) different A, different Z, same N D) none
C) different A, different Z, same N
Isobars have: A) same A, different Z, same N B) different A, same Z, different N C) same A, different Z, different N D) different A, different Z, same N
C) same A, different Z, different N
Isomers have: A) the same A number B) the same Z number C) the same neutron number D) All of the above
D) All of the above