Radioactive Decay Review
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Which type of decay is shown in the equation?
29beta positive
alpha
beta negative
- Q1
Which type of decay is shown in the equation?
beta positive
alpha
beta negative
30s - Q2
Did the mass change in this reaction?
yes
no
30s - Q3
Which type of decay is shown?
beta negative
alpha
beta positive
30s - Q4
Which type of decay is shown below?
alpha
beta positive
beta negative
30s - Q5
Did the mass change in this reaction?
yes
no
30s - Q6
In beta negative decay, the mass should
go down by 4
stay the same
30s - Q7
In beta negative decay, the atomic number should
go down by 1
go down by 2
be unchanged
go up by 1
30s - Q8
In beta positive decay, the atomic number should
go up by 1
go down by 2
go down by 1
be unchanged
30s - Q9
In beta positive decay, the mass should
go down by 4
stay the same
30s - Q10
In alpha decay, the mass should
stay the same
go down by 4
30s - Q11
What is the new element created in this equation?
Users enter free textType an Answer30s - Q12
What type of decay is shown?
alpha
beta positive
beta negative
30s - Q13
What should the new atomic number be in this reaction?
Users enter free textType an Answer30s - Q14
What should the new atomic number be in this reaction?
Users enter free textType an Answer30s - Q15
What is the new element created in this reaction?
Users enter free textType an Answer30s
