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radioactivity

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Physics

11th Grade

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radioactivity

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Multiple Choice

what do you find in the nucleus of an atom

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Electrons and Protons

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Protons and Neutrons

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Neutrons and Electrons

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none of these

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Multiple Choice

What process occurs in the Sun?

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Nuclear Fusion

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Nuclear Fission

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Radioactive decay

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Combustion

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Multiple Choice

what is half life?

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How many years it takes to half

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Half the number of the unstable atoms

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How many decays happen per second

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The time taken for half the unstable nuclei to decay

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Multiple Choice

Define the term isotope

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an atom with the same number of protons but different numbers of electrons

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an atom with the same number of neutrons but different numbers of electrons

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an atom with the same number of protons but different numbers of neutrons

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an atom with the same number of electrons but different numbers of protons

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Multiple Select

where do radioactive emissions come from (pick two)

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unstable nuclei

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the nucleus

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the electrons

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elements on the periodic table

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Multiple Select

which two isotopes can be used as potential fuel sources for nuclear fission?

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Plutonium

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Carbon-14

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Bismuth

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Uranium

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Multiple Choice

what are the three types of radioactive emission?

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Alpha, Beta, Gamma

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Alpha, Beta, Delta

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Beta, Gamma, Omega

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Gamma, Alpha, Kappa

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Multiple Choice

An alpha particle is made of....

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Two Protons and two Electrons

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Three Protons and three Neutrons

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Three Neutrons and three Electrons

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Two Protons and two Neutrons

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Multiple Choice

Which emission has the least ionising ability?

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Alpha

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Beta

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Gamma

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Neutron

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Multiple Choice

What substance blocks beta particles?

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A sheet of Paper

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A few centimetres of air

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A few centimetres of Aluminium

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A centimetre of plastic

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Multiple Choice

What change occurs for beta emission?

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A proton changes into a neutron in the nucleus and emits an electron

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A neutron changes into a protron in the nucleus and emits an electron

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A neutron changes into an electron in the nucleus and emits an protron

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A neutron changes into a protron in the nucleus and emits a gamma ray

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Multiple Choice

calculate the half life if 12g of californium-237 reduces to 1.5g in 6 seconds

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6 seconds

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3 seconds

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2 seconds

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237 seconds

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Multiple Select

what are the benefits of using nuclear fission as an energy resource? (pick two)

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Nuclear fuel has a much higher energy density than fossil fuels

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Radioactive waste is produced

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The decays produce no carbon dioxide

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Nuclear fuel is non-renewable

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Multiple Select

How can you become contaminated by a radioactive source?

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If you stand in front of a gamma source in Mr Mann's lab

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If you eat a radioactive source

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If you walk next to an MRI scanner

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If you inject a radioactive source

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Multiple Choice

what do you find in the nucleus of an atom

1

Electrons and Protons

2

Protons and Neutrons

3

Neutrons and Electrons

4

none of these

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