Give handwritten answer. if a sample contains 1.1 g of B₁- 210Catomic mars = 209.984105 amy). Howmany Beta emission would occur in13.3 days ?Half life = 500 days

In the following problem, we have Bi-210 sample. Initial sample, m=1.1 gram Atomic mass, A=209.984…

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if a simple contains 1.1 g of Bi-210 Catomic mass = 209.984 105 amy). How many Beta emission would occur in 13.3 days? Half life = 500 day

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if a sample contains 1.1 g of B₁- 210
Catomic mars = 209.984105 amy). How
many Beta emission would occur in
13.3 days ?
Half life = 500 days

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