6. Which of the following will stop beta particles?
paper << my answer
air
skin
aluminum foil
7. Which of the following symbols represents a half life?
T1/2 << my answer
Ea
alpha
beta
8. For the given transmutation, X is which of the following? 96242Cm + X 98245Cf + 01n
(I didn't get this one)
24He
10e
+10e
gamma
9. Which of the following requires a critical mass?
leptons
beta emission
gamma emission
Fission << my answer
10. Which of the following is a nucleon?
neutron
electron
up quarks
down quarks
11. Which of the following reactions describes a beta emission?
94239Pu + 24He 96242Cm + 01n
2659Fe 2759Co + -10e << my answer
54118Xe 53118I + +10e
88226Ra 86222Rn + 24He
12. If 0.78% of a radioactive substance remains, then how many half-lives have passed?
7<< my answer
6
4
3
13. What is the upper limit of Z for an element to be a naturally occurring radioisotope?
68
88
92 << my answer
102
14. Which of the following reactions would you find in a radioisotope thermal generator?
11H + 12H 23He
12H + 12H 23He + 01n
92235U + 01n 56141Ba + 3692Kr + 301n
94238Pu 92234U + 24He2+ << my answer
15. Which of the following has a -⅓ charge?
electron
down quark << my answer
up quark
hadron
paper << my answer
air
skin
aluminum foil
7. Which of the following symbols represents a half life?
T1/2 << my answer
Ea
alpha
beta
8. For the given transmutation, X is which of the following? 96242Cm + X 98245Cf + 01n
(I didn't get this one)
24He
10e
+10e
gamma
9. Which of the following requires a critical mass?
leptons
beta emission
gamma emission
Fission << my answer
10. Which of the following is a nucleon?
neutron
electron
up quarks
down quarks
11. Which of the following reactions describes a beta emission?
94239Pu + 24He 96242Cm + 01n
2659Fe 2759Co + -10e << my answer
54118Xe 53118I + +10e
88226Ra 86222Rn + 24He
12. If 0.78% of a radioactive substance remains, then how many half-lives have passed?
7<< my answer
6
4
3
13. What is the upper limit of Z for an element to be a naturally occurring radioisotope?
68
88
92 << my answer
102
14. Which of the following reactions would you find in a radioisotope thermal generator?
11H + 12H 23He
12H + 12H 23He + 01n
92235U + 01n 56141Ba + 3692Kr + 301n
94238Pu 92234U + 24He2+ << my answer
15. Which of the following has a -⅓ charge?
electron
down quark << my answer
up quark
hadron
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Hey there,
This is actually physics but I can help anyway :)
6: Is correct
7:Correct
8: 2 4 He if you add up the mass and atomic numbers :)
9: Correct
10: Neutron. Nucleons are in the nucleus. quarks make nucleons and electrons aren't part of the nucleus.
11:Correct
12: Correct
13:Correct
14: Correct
15: Correct
If you need anymore help just message me. :)
This is actually physics but I can help anyway :)
6: Is correct
7:Correct
8: 2 4 He if you add up the mass and atomic numbers :)
9: Correct
10: Neutron. Nucleons are in the nucleus. quarks make nucleons and electrons aren't part of the nucleus.
11:Correct
12: Correct
13:Correct
14: Correct
15: Correct
If you need anymore help just message me. :)