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MOTION-RADIOACTIVITY & NUCLEAR PHYSICS-Exercise -1
- There are two radio nuceli A and B. A is an alpha emitter and B a beta...
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- The number of alpha and beta- emitted during the radioactive decay cha...
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- When .90 Th^228 transforms to .83 Bi^212, then the number of the emitt...
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- A radioactive nucleus undergoes a series of decay according to the sch...
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- The particles not emitted by radioactive susbstace are:
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- gamma- rays are produced ………. , alpha or beta- decay
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- The particle emitted in the nuclear reaction .(Z) X^(A) = .(Z+1)...
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- By neutrino hypothesis which conservation law for beta- decay c...
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- During a negative beta decay,
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- In a given magnetic field for the particle less of same velocit...
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- A nucleus with mass number m and atomic number n, emits one al...
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- The intensity of gamma- from a source (I(0)) reduces to I(0)//8 af...
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- The inteisity of gamma radiation from a given source is I(0) . ...
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- The graph between remaining radioactive atoms and time for a r...
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- The following is not and application of radioactive material -
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- In which of the following we don't use a radioactive isotope :
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- The reason of origin of gamma- rays is
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- A radioactive material of half-life T was kept in a nuclear reactor at...
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- Let u denote one atomic unit .one atom of an element of mass number A ...
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- The surface area of a nucleus varies with mass number A as
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