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1. A bismuth isotope decays into thallium by emitting an alpha particle according to the following equation: →217 mass # All particles atomic #83 Bi He only protons (a) Determine the atomic number Z and the mass number A of the thallium nuclei produced and enter your answers in the spaces provided below. Z == 81 1 = 213 The mass of the alpha particle is 6.64 x 10-27 kg. Its measured kinetic energy is 6.09 MeV and its speed is much less than the speed of light. 26.09 ebev (a) Determine the momentum of the alpha particle. (1.14 x 10-¹9 kg m/s) K=//mv² 9.744e-13=116.64x10-27) ² P=my → TI + 0.00P dige v=1.713e7 m/s Plyysics (b) Determine the kinetic energy of the recoiling thallium nucleus. (1.93 x 10-14 J) P - 6,64 x 10-27 (1. 713e7) P 1.138e-19 kgm/s) 9.744e-13 J pretopte (c) Determine the total energy released during the decay of 1 mole of bismuth 212: (5.98 x 10¹¹J) ora
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Transcribed Image Text:1. A bismuth isotope decays into thallium by emitting an alpha particle according to the following equation: →217 mass # All particles atomic #83 Bi He only protons (a) Determine the atomic number Z and the mass number A of the thallium nuclei produced and enter your answers in the spaces provided below. Z == 81 1 = 213 The mass of the alpha particle is 6.64 x 10-27 kg. Its measured kinetic energy is 6.09 MeV and its speed is much less than the speed of light. 26.09 ebev (a) Determine the momentum of the alpha particle. (1.14 x 10-¹9 kg m/s) K=//mv² 9.744e-13=116.64x10-27) ² P=my → TI + 0.00P dige v=1.713e7 m/s Plyysics (b) Determine the kinetic energy of the recoiling thallium nucleus. (1.93 x 10-14 J) P - 6,64 x 10-27 (1. 713e7) P 1.138e-19 kgm/s) 9.744e-13 J pretopte (c) Determine the total energy released during the decay of 1 mole of bismuth 212: (5.98 x 10¹¹J) ora
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