U2.2 Review (Radioactive Decay, Chemistry)
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- Q1
A change in a radionuclide that results in increased stability is called a ____.
atomistic acrostic
atomic attribution
radioactive decay
nuclear change
60s - Q2
Which of the following are changes that occur in the nucleus as a result of a nuclear reaction?
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A way of describing nuclear reactions is called a _______.
nuclear expression
chemical equation
nuclear equation
nuclide representation
60s - Q4
The following symbol represents which particle or type of radiation involved in a nuclear reaction?
neutron
gamma ray
alpha particle
positron
beta particle
proton
60s - Q5
The following symbol represents which particle or type of radiation involved in a nuclear reaction?
gamma ray
positron
alpha particle
beta particle
proton
neutron
60s - Q6
The following symbol represents which particle or type of radiation involved in a nuclear reaction?
alpha particle
beta particle
neutron
gamma ray
positron
proton
60s - Q7
The following symbol represents which particle or type of radiation involved in a nuclear reaction?
beta particle
proton
neutron
alpha particle
positron
gamma ray
60s - Q8
The following symbol represents which particle or type of radiation involved in a nuclear reaction?
alpha particle
gamma ray
positron
proton
neutron
beta particle
60s - Q9
The following symbol represents which particle or type of radiation involved in a nuclear reaction?
proton
alpha particle
gamma ray
neutron
beta particle
positron
60s - Q10
When balancing nuclear equations, which of the following must be the same on both sides of the equation? (Choose two answers)
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What natural laws are obeyed when nuclear equations are balanced?
conservation of mass only
nuclear equations don't obey any natural laws
conservation of mass AND conservation of energy
conservation of energy only
60s - Q12
For the following nuclear equation, what is the value required in the blank to balance the equation
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For the following nuclear equation, what is the value required in the blank to balance the equation
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For the following nuclear equation, what is the value required in the blank to balance the equation
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For the following nuclear equation, what is the value required in the blank to balance the equation
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