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Nuclear Chemistry and Radioactive Decay Practice Problems

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This course on nuclear chemistry and radioactive decay practice problems aims to teach learners how to identify particles in isotopes, balance nuclear equations, understand different types of radioactive decay, and distinguish between nuclear fusion and fission. The course covers topics such as nuclear symbols, neutron to proton ratio, and chain reactions. The teaching method includes examples and multiple-choice practice problems. The intended audience for this course is students studying chemistry or anyone interested in gaining a basic understanding of nuclear chemistry.

Syllabus

How many pretore, neutrons, and electrons are present in Mercury-2017
Which of the following is an alpha particle
What element will be formed if Thorium-230 undergoes alpha decay?
What element will be produced if Iodine-131 undergoes beta decay?
Which of the following processes converts a neutron into a proton?
Identify the unknown element
Which of the following elements will most likely undergo radioactive decay?
Which form of radioactive decay wil carbon-14 is to increase its nuclear stability
Which form of radioactive decay wil carbon-ule to increase its nuclear stability
What is the difference between nuclear fission and nuclear fusion. Give examples.

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