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Magnetic field has no effect on the gamma ray.

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Section 1

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Magnetic field has no effect on the gamma ray.

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(9) Use Figure 1 for parts (a) - (e). Recall the Right-Hand Rule! ------------------------------------------------ E)How does the magnetic field affect the gamma ray?

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(13) Potassium-40 is a radioactive isotope that occurs in bananas, and even in our bodies. The half-life (t 12) of Potassium-40 is 1.248 x 109 years and decays into Calcium-40. For part (a) - (e), we will start with a sample of 50 kilograms of Potassium- and 0 kilograms of Calcium-40. -------------------------------------------------------------- (c) How much Potassium-40 is left after 3 half-lives?

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c) 6.25 kg

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The element Uranium-238 (238 over 92, letter U) will decay into Thorium-234 (234 over 90, Letter Th) . What mode of decay is this?

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Alpha decay

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16) From oldest to youngest: C, B, A, D, E

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List the relative ages of the rocks from oldest to youngest.

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Right

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(9) Use Figure 1 for parts (a) - (e). Recall the Right-Hand Rule! -------------------------------------------------------------- C) What is the direction of the force of the beta particle as it leaves the lead block?

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What are the products of beta-plus decay?

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Daughter nucleus + positron + energy

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What are the products of gamma decay?

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Daughter nucleus + gamma radiation

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nuclear fusion

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What is the nuclear process is in figure 3?

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b. 8 neutrons

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In the element 16 over 8, Letter O -------------------------------------------------------------- (b)How many neutrons are there?

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Nuclear Fission

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What is the nuclear process in Figure 2?

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Up

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(9) Use Figure 1 for parts (a) - (e). Recall the Right-Hand Rule! -------------------------------------------------------------- B) What is the direction of the velocity of the beta particle as it leaves the lead block?

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Dysprosium-152: 152 66 Dy → 162 66 Dy +γ is what mode of decay?

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[Note: the top number (mass #) should be 152 on both sides.] Gamma decay

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In

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(9) Use Figure 1 for parts (a) - (e). Recall the Right-Hand Rule! -------------------------------------------------------------- (a) What is the direction of the magnetic field?

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If Radium-225 (225 over 88, Letter Ra) decays into Actinium-225 (225 over 89, Letter Ac), what mode of decay is it?

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Beta-minus decay

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15) a. 8 protons

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In the element 16 over 8, Letter O -------------------------------------------------------------- (a) How many protons are there?

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14) 300 days

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Figure 5 below shows the graph of some element that is decaying. The y-axis is the amount in kilograms, and the x-axis is the time in days. According to the graph, what is the half-life of this element?

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(13) Potassium-40 is a radioactive isotope that occurs in bananas, and even in our bodies. The half-life (t 12) of Potassium-40 is 1.248 x 109 years and decays into Calcium-40. For part (a) - (e), we will start with a sample of 50 kilograms of Potassium- and 0 kilograms of Calcium-40. ------------------------------------------------------- (a) What mode of decay is Potassium-40 if it decays into Calcium-40?

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a) Beta-minus decay

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Explain what the variables mean in E = mc2. What does it tell us about the 3 different modes of decay?

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a. Energy = mass x square of the speed of light -------------------------------------------------------------- b. Mass and energy are related. A very small amount of mass turns into energy.

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(13) Potassium-40 is a radioactive isotope that occurs in bananas, and even in our bodies. The half-life (t 12) of Potassium-40 is 1.248 x 109 years and decays into Calcium-40. For part (a) - (e), we will start with a sample of 50 kilograms of Potassium- and 0 kilograms of Calcium-40. ------------------------------------------------------- (b) An ancient banana was found to have 3 half-lives gone by. How old is the banana?

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b) An ancient banana was found to have 3 half-lives gone by. How old is the banana?

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What are the products of alpha decay?

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Daughter nucleus + Helium-4 + energy

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What are the products of beta-minus decay?

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Daughter nucleus + electron + energy

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Beta has much smaller mass, so easier to move.

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(9) Use Figure 1 for parts (a) - (e). Recall the Right-Hand Rule! -------------------------------------------------------------- D) Why does the beta particle bend more than the alpha particle?

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(13) Potassium-40 is a radioactive isotope that occurs in bananas, and even in our bodies. The half-life (t 12) of Potassium-40 is 1.248 x 109 years and decays into Calcium-40. For part (a) - (e), we will start with a sample of 50 kilograms of Potassium- and 0 kilograms of Calcium-40. -------------------------------------------------------------- (d) How much Calcium-40 is left after 3 half-lives?

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d) 43.75 kg

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(13) Potassium-40 is a radioactive isotope that occurs in bananas, and even in our bodies. The half-life (t 12) of Potassium-40 is 1.248 x 109 years and decays into Calcium-40. For part (a) - (e), we will start with a sample of 50 kilograms of Potassium- and 0 kilograms of Calcium-40. -------------------------------------------------------------- (e) If 1.123 x 1010 years have gone by, how much Potassium-40 is left from the original sample?

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e) 9 half-lives have gone by, so there are 0.098 kg of Potassium-40 left

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1. 225 over 89 letter, Ac 2. 225 over 89 letter, Ac 3. A 4. A 5. 213 over 83 Letters, Bi 6. 213 over 83 Letters, Bi 7. B 8. A 9. 209 over 83 Letters Bi 10. 209 over 83 Letters Bi 11. 205 over 81 letters, Tl

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Fill in the chart below to show the decay series of Np237.

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