C=3.00 x 108 ms-1 Figure 19.1 (Refer to Figure 19.1.) Given the exact atomic masses: 199Bİ (198.9784) 4He (40026) + 195T1 (194.9698) calculate the energy associated with the a-decay of 199Bi, in k J/mol. O 8.2 x 106 kJ/mol O 5.4 x 108 kJ/mol 1.8 kJ/mol 6.3 kJ/mol O 1.8 x 10-8 kJ/mol -L Ca.. Al 4nSers to saue oll ansuers.

C=3.00 x 108 ms-1 Figure 19.1 (Refer to Figure 19.1.) Given the exact atomic masses: 199Bİ (198.9784) 4He (40026) + 195T1 (194.9698) calculate the energy associated with the a-decay of 199Bi, in k J/mol. O 8.2 x 106 kJ/mol O 5.4 x 108 kJ/mol 1.8 kJ/mol 6.3 kJ/mol O 1.8 x 10-8 kJ/mol -L Ca.. Al 4nSers to saue oll ansuers.

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