Nuclear chemistry Flashcards

1
Q

occur when the outermost or valence electrons aroundthe nucleus interact.

A

Nuclear Chemistry

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2
Q

he discovered that uranium

emitted radiation.

A

Henry Becquerel

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3
Q

She was the first woman to win the Nobel Prize for the discovery of
radioactivity along with her husband Pierre and Becquerel.

A

Marie Curie

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4
Q

Marie Curie won another Noble

prize for discovering the radioactive elements _______ and ________ .

A

Radium and Polonium

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5
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The spontaneous breakdown of an atom by emission of particles and/or radiations.

A

Radioactivity

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6
Q

All elements having an atomic number greater than __

are radioactive.

A

83

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7
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It is the number of protons in its nucleus

A

Atomic number

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8
Q

The atomic number also specifies the

number of __________ present.

A

Electron

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9
Q

the sum of the numbers of protons and

neutrons in its nucleus

A

Atomic number

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10
Q

elements that have the same mass

number but different atomic numbers

A

Isobars

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11
Q

nuclides that have the same

number of neutrons but have different atomic number.

A

Isotones

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12
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have the same atomic number, atomic mass and number of neutrons, but with different energies

A

Isomers

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13
Q

nuclides that have the

same atomic number but different mass number

A

Isotopes

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14
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4 types of nuclear reaction

A

radioactive decay,
nuclear transmutation,
nuclear fission
nuclear fusion

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15
Q

Tell if it is chemical or nuclear reaction :

Atoms are rearranged by the breaking
and forming of chemical bonds

A

Chemical Reaction

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16
Q

Tell if it is chemical or nuclear reaction :

Elements are converted to another
element

A

Nuclear reaction

17
Q

Tell if it is chemical or nuclear reaction :

Proton, neutron, electron, and positron
are involved.

A

Nuclear reaction

18
Q

Tell if it is chemical or nuclear reaction :

Reactions involved absorption and
released of small amount of energy

A

Chemical Reaction

19
Q

Tell if it is chemical or nuclear reaction :

Rates of reaction are not affected by
surface area, concentrations,
temperature, pressure, and presence
of catalysts.

A

Nuclear reaction

20
Q

How to tell if nuclear reactions are balanced

A

The total number of protons plus neutrons in the products and in the reactants are the same

The total number of nuclear charges in the products and in the reactants
are the same

21
Q

Symbol of proton in N.R

A

1 1
H or P
1 1

22
Q

Symbol of neutron in N.R

A

1
N
0

23
Q

Symbol or electron / Beta (β)

particle

A

0 0
ℯ β
−1 or -1

24
Q

Symbol of positron

A

0 0
ℯ β
+1 or +1

25
Q

Symbol of Alpha (α) particle

A

4 4
He or α
2 2

26
Q

Symbol of Gamma

A

0
y
0

27
Q

spontaneous decay or disintegration of unstable
atomic nucleus which is accompanied by the emission of ionizing radiation such
as electron, proton, and neutron. R

A

Radioactivity

28
Q

s a process in which the nucleus spontaneously

disintegrates giving off radiation.

A

Radioactive decay

29
Q

change that takes

place in the nucleus of an atom to make it stable

A

radioactive decay

30
Q

a type of radioactivity in which alpha (α) particles are

ejected.

A

alpha decay

31
Q

contains 2 protons and 2 neutrons lightly bound

together.

A

alpha particle

32
Q

Radioactive process if the
atomic number of the nuclide changes but the mass number does not
change.

A

Beta decay

33
Q

In this process, electron is ejected from a nucleus and in the process
a neutron is converted into a proton.

A

b. Beta Decay