Radioactivity Flashcards
describe atom in terms of nucleus and electrons.
relate nucleus and electrons in terms of volume they occupy in an atom?
simplest atom?
charge number? symbol?
nucleon number? symbol?
neutron number? symbol?
n=?
half life=?
Qunatity decayed?
quantity left?
no. of half lives= total time passed/ half life
half life= total time passed/ no. of half lives
relate mass of neutron to the mass of proton?
relate mass of proton to the mass of electron?
mass of n nearly = to mass of p
proton is 1836X heavier than an electron
how is an atom represented?
what distinguishes one element from the other?
isotopes? example?
number of protons
natural radioactivity?
radioactive elements?
types of radiations emitted to attain stability?
alpha particles? when is it emitted? where does it occur?
what are beta particles? when is it emitted? symbol?
what are gamma emissions? when does it occur? symbol?
fill the table 18.1 pg 188?
what is ionization? ionizing power? relative ionization ability?
penetration power? which emission can easily penetrate the body tissue? beta radiations are absorbed by?
what makes the material more dangerous in terms of penetration power?
what can cause low penetration power?
how many nuclide? how many stable and other radioactive?
what is nuclear transmutation? aka?
types of radiations?
what happen in alpha decay? what happens to A & Z? give the reaction? with example?
what happen in beta decay? what happens to A & Z? give the reaction? with example? nuclear equation?
what happen in gamma decay? what happens to A & Z? give the reaction? with example?
SI unit of radioactivity? what is it? any other unit?
1 SI unit=?
1 Ci = ? si unit
what is half life? depends on?
mathematical equation? label? number of half lives equation?
what are radioisotopes? why do they have short life span ? example? carbon has how many isotopes as a whole? half life?
how are tracers used in medicine, industry and agriculture? with example?
tracers (radioisotopes)
how are radioisotopes used in medical treament? example?
which element has the most number of stable isotopes?
Tin 10
how are radioisotopes used in carbon dating?
how are radioisotopes used in food preservation? the energy coming from sun is the result of?
pg 199
how are radioisotopes used in streilizing? which reaction produces more energy? fission or fusion?
nuclear fusion
nuclear fission? state nuclear reaction. name? how much energy is released in a single fission event? and also neutrons?