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A nucleus with Z =92 emits the following in a sequence:
`alpha,beta^(-),beta^(-),alpha,alpha,alpha,alpha,alpha,beta^(-),beta^(-),alpha,beta^(+),beta^(+),alpha`. The Z of the resulting nucleus is

A

76

B

78

C

82

D

74

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The correct Answer is:
D

Given, `T_(1//2)=20" min",N_(1)=50`
`N_(2)=100-87.5=12.5`
We know that, time taken by a substance to decay,
`t_(2)-t_(1)=(T)/(ln2)ln((N_(1))/(N_(2)))=(20)/(ln2)ln[(50)/(12.5)]=(20)/(ln2)ln4=40`min
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