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Nuclear Chemistry

Nuclear Chemistry . Chapter 10. Alpha, Beta, and Gamma Rays. Radioactive elements emit three types of radiation Alpha Beta Gamma Rays. Alpha particles. Alpha particles carry a positive two charge and are composed of 2 protons and 2 neutrons.

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Notes 42 - Topic 7 - Atomic and Nuclear Physics

Notes 42 - Topic 7 - Atomic and Nuclear Physics - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Nuclear chemistry

Nuclear chemistry. Artificial Transmutations. Radioactive decay occurs naturally in many elements. Alpha, beta and positron decay all occur naturally, (with out any help from humans) because many elements are naturally unstable. Can normally stable elements be made to decay?.

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Topic: Nuclear Chemistry

Topic: Nuclear Chemistry. Aim: How do you distinguish natural and artificial transmutations? Do Now: Complete the decay equation. 239 Pu ? _____ + _____ (Hint: Use Tables N & O, the Per. Table, & your notes from Monday) HW: Text p. 879 #1-3, 5, 7, 8 p. 886 #14. Transmutations.

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UNIT 2 NUCLEAR REACTIONS 7.4 What are natural and artificial transmutations?

UNIT 2 NUCLEAR REACTIONS 7.4 What are natural and artificial transmutations?. AIM: What is the difference between artificial and natural transmutations. DO NOW:. What subatomic particle is negatively charged? 2. Write the nuclear decay equation for gold?198.

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Aim: How are nuclear reactions different from ordinary chemical reactions?

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