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CENGAGE CHEMISTRY-NCERT BASED EXERCISE-Nuclear Chemistry (NCERT Exercise)
- The isotopic composition of rubidium is Rb^(85):73% and Rb^(87):28%Rb^...
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- The isotopic masses of .(1)^(2)H and .(2)^(4)He are 2.0141 and 4.0026 ...
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- The radioactive isotope .(27)^(60)Co which has now replaced radium in...
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- A piece of wood from an archaeological source shows a .^(14)C activity...
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- What is a nuclear fission reaction ? Explain the principle of atomic b...
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- What is meant by a fissiionable isotope? How are such isotopes produce...
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- In the neutron-induced fissioin reaction of .(92)U^(235) one of the pr...
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- Explain the principle of : ltbr. a. Activation analysis b. Breeder r...
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- Describe the chief applications of radioisotopes in : a. The study o...
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- Complete the following nuclear changes. (a) .(42)^(96)Mo (..,n) .(43...
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- Complete the equations for the following nuclear processes: (a).(17...
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- Calculate the mass of .^(140)La in a sample whose activity is 3.7xx10^...
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- Calculate the binding energy per nucleon for C^(12),N^(14), O^(16), an...
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- The beta- activity of a sample of CO(2) prepared form a contemporary ...
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- How is C^(14) produced in nature and what happens to it subsequently? ...
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- What do you understand by tracers ? Give an example of a tracer that c...
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- What are synthetic elements ? Mention two synthetic elements and writ...
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- What is meant by thermonuclear reactions and why are they so called ? ...
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- Describe the principle of an atom bomb. What is meant by critical mass...
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- What is the effect of temperature and pressure on the rate of radioact...
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