Physics: Principles with Applications
Physics: Principles with Applications
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ISBN: 9780130606204
Author: Douglas C. Giancoli
Publisher: Prentice Hall
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Chapter 32, Problem 23P
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Which of the following reaction will not happen.

p+pp+pp+pp+p+pp+pp+p+p+pp+pp+e++e++p

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Answer to Problem 23P

Solution:

List of reaction which will not happen.

p+pp+pp+pp+p+pp+pp+e++e++p

Explanation of Solution

Given info:

p+pp+pp+pp+p+pp+pp+p+p+pp+pp+e++e++p

Formula used:

In a reaction charge, Baryon number, lepton number and strangeness number are conserved.

Baryon number: proton and neutrons both have baryons.

Lepton number      LeV¯e                           1e+                           1V¯μ                           1μ+                          1V¯Σ                           1Σ+                          1Ve                              1e                              1Vμ                              1μ                             1VΣ                              1Σ                              1

Strangeness number:

Strangeness number of quarks up, down and strange.

                   strangenessU                   0d                    0s                   1

Calculation:

For reaction:p+pp+p

Charge on reactant =1+1=2

Charge on product =11=0

Since, charge is not conserved. Therefore,

Reaction p+pp+p is not possible.

For reaction:

p+pp+p+p

Charge on reactant =1+1=2

Charge on product =1+11=1

Since, charge is not conserved. Therefore, this reaction will not happen.

For Reaction, p+pp+p+p+p

Charge on reactant =1+1=2

Charge on product =1+1+11=2

Since, charge is conserved.

Brayon number on reactant =1+1=2

Brayon number on product =1+1+11=2

Brayon number is conserved.

Lepton number on reactant =0+0=0

Lepton number on product =0+0+0+0=0

Therefore, Lepton number is conserved.

Strangeness number on reactant =0+0=0

Strangeness number on product =0+0+0+0=0

Strangeness number is conserved.

Since, Reaction obeys all conserved laws and p+pp+p+p+p is a possible reaction.

For Reaction, p+pp+e++e++p

Charge on reactant =1+1=2

Charge on product =1+1+11=2

Charge is conserved.

Brayon number on reactant =1+1=2

Brayon number on product =1+0+01=0

Brayon number is not conserved.

Therefore, this reaction is not possible.

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