Quiz tomorrow welp Flashcards

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can be acquired more easily from the surroundings mainly because the process does not change the charge and the identity of the element.

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Neutrons

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2
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Atoms of the same element that have the same number of protons and electrons but different numbers of neutrons are called

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isotopes

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3
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Most isotopes are…

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naturally occurring.

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4
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What kind of radioisotope is used for this function?

Smoke detectors

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Americium- 241

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4
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a type of isotope that can be produced from heavier elements.

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Artificial isotopes/radioisotopes

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4
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Artificial isotopes are —————- such that when they decay, they release enormous amounts of ____________ which can be harnessed to power up large scale processes in nuclear reactors

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highly unstable, radioactivity

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5
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What kind of radioisotope is used for this function?

detection of explosives

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californium-252

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6
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What kind of radioisotope is used for this function?

treatment of thyroid diseased

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iodine-131

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7
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What kind of radioisotope is used for this function?

age estimation of organic products

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carbon -14

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8
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What kind of radioisotope is used for this function?

estimation of age of rocks

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Uranium-238

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9
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In chemical reactions, only the ————– are involved

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Electrons

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10
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The number of __________in an atom affects its mass, and in turn, affects the physical properties of the atom.

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Neutrons

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11
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are elements that have the same number of neutrons.

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Isotones

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12
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are elements that have the same mass number but different atomic numbers

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Isobars

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