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32. 33. 34. 238 U 92 210 Po 84 222 Rn 86 35. 218 Po 84 36.214 Bi 83 ↑ He + 2 206Pb + 82 He + 2 Incolans 214Pb + 82 214Po + 84 a

32. 33. 34. 238 U 92 210 Po 84 222 Rn 86 35. 218 Po 84 36.214 Bi 83 ↑ He + 2 206Pb + 82 He + 2 Incolans 214Pb + 82 214Po + 84 a

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Faith Academy Chemistry A Week 12 modified. Nuclear Reactions 1104-4 Radioactive decay, Mysterium marshmallow model 28. A large and small marshmallow were used to represent neutrons and a large s marshmallow represents a proton because aheutrons are slightly more massive than protons c. neutrons have positive charges c 29. The Mysterium isotope with 10 neutrons and 5 protons has a N/Z = 2 so you would expect . (Supplement p3) a.alpha emission C. gamma emission e parce que b. beta emission up compartous ISCILIC CHLIXX 10. KHOU HOA IRCH BGLC GUGLE? re beogrceg 30. An alpha particle most resembles which element? Kjo or broqnose a. hydrogen b. holium DURDOR ous pjomc. lithium trece cuord. alphanium 31. A beta particle most resembles which atomic particle? a. proton Lerou b. neutron 7 c. electron a. alpha, a 238 U 92 32. Gooca I GIOCILODE OF LAND OF TROLS TO CPOLOTOS) LOUCO2 IBADJAG JUICLOCEK Uranium-238 decay chain reaction. Complete the following radioactive decay problems and select the answer from below. Use the chain reaction chart on page 57 to determine which elements are formed and what radiation is released. If more than one choice is correct, mark both choices. nuttet me in bicca b. beta, ß 33. 210 Po 84 34. 222Rn 86 35. 218 Po 84 个 36. 214Bi 83 2 He + 2 206pb + 82 c. gamma, y FOOTAGEE He Cape Pour 10cOMUING + 214Po + 84 d. both alpha and beta emission a og pc conserce mo CLEX rupe grooACLA roue raro biugncept s 10 thoutk qraquer bruge to pe mejore 214Pb + de o stone umper of com 82 218po d. 234 Th e. 90 84 emergabe amont of CUBLEN a Nuclear Fission & Fallout (p57-58) then eight re, the b. beta particle b. neutrons are not dense d. marshmallows decompose or commoubisce in one z Dy q caus d. nucleon 37. In nuclear reactors, uranium (U) is bombarded by one to form stronium (Sr) and xenon (Xe) and two to produce four continues. a. alpha particle p3 of 5 in the nipis pous pernas pregunto put Chud c. neutron par nici ocente Dental and the nuclear chain reaction d. proton neutron and breaks down which bombard uranium
Transcribed Image Text:Faith Academy Chemistry A Week 12 modified. Nuclear Reactions 1104-4 Radioactive decay, Mysterium marshmallow model 28. A large and small marshmallow were used to represent neutrons and a large s marshmallow represents a proton because aheutrons are slightly more massive than protons c. neutrons have positive charges c 29. The Mysterium isotope with 10 neutrons and 5 protons has a N/Z = 2 so you would expect . (Supplement p3) a.alpha emission C. gamma emission e parce que b. beta emission up compartous ISCILIC CHLIXX 10. KHOU HOA IRCH BGLC GUGLE? re beogrceg 30. An alpha particle most resembles which element? Kjo or broqnose a. hydrogen b. holium DURDOR ous pjomc. lithium trece cuord. alphanium 31. A beta particle most resembles which atomic particle? a. proton Lerou b. neutron 7 c. electron a. alpha, a 238 U 92 32. Gooca I GIOCILODE OF LAND OF TROLS TO CPOLOTOS) LOUCO2 IBADJAG JUICLOCEK Uranium-238 decay chain reaction. Complete the following radioactive decay problems and select the answer from below. Use the chain reaction chart on page 57 to determine which elements are formed and what radiation is released. If more than one choice is correct, mark both choices. nuttet me in bicca b. beta, ß 33. 210 Po 84 34. 222Rn 86 35. 218 Po 84 个 36. 214Bi 83 2 He + 2 206pb + 82 c. gamma, y FOOTAGEE He Cape Pour 10cOMUING + 214Po + 84 d. both alpha and beta emission a og pc conserce mo CLEX rupe grooACLA roue raro biugncept s 10 thoutk qraquer bruge to pe mejore 214Pb + de o stone umper of com 82 218po d. 234 Th e. 90 84 emergabe amont of CUBLEN a Nuclear Fission & Fallout (p57-58) then eight re, the b. beta particle b. neutrons are not dense d. marshmallows decompose or commoubisce in one z Dy q caus d. nucleon 37. In nuclear reactors, uranium (U) is bombarded by one to form stronium (Sr) and xenon (Xe) and two to produce four continues. a. alpha particle p3 of 5 in the nipis pous pernas pregunto put Chud c. neutron par nici ocente Dental and the nuclear chain reaction d. proton neutron and breaks down which bombard uranium
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