CCU4 Nuclear B

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Options (12)

Positive particle

Mass number decreases by 4

Atomic number increases by 1

Mass number changes by 2

Atomic Number decreases by 1

No change in atomic number

negative particle

Helium Atom

Helium Nucleus

Hardest to stop

Easiest to stop

energy not matter

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Alpha Decay

Beta (-) decay

Gamma

Not Used

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Options (5)

Classify the Reactions

Alpha

Beta

Gamma

Multiple Choice

Balance the reaction given in the picture

Multiple Choice

Choose the item that balances the equation given in the picture

Multiple Choice

A form of technetium-99 has a half-life of approximately 6 hours. Which substance correctly completes the given equation?

Multiple Choice

P-32 goes through Beta (+) decay becomes

• S-32
• Al-28

• Si-32

• P-33

• Ar-36

Multiple Choice

F-18 goes through Beta (+) Decay and becomes

• Ne-18

• O-18

• N-14

• N-16

• F-19

Multiple Choice

P-32 goes through Electron Capture becomes

• S-32
• Al-28

• Si-32

• P-33

• Ar-36

Multiple Choice

F-18 goes through Electron Capture and becomes

• Ne-18

• O-18

• N-14

• N-16

• F-19

Labelling

Fill in the top part of the decay series

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

Ra-225

Th-233

Th-229

U-229

Rn-225

Pa-233

U-233

Multiple Choice

this reactions is an example of

• fission

• fusion

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Options (6)

Nuclear reactor

Plutonium-239

Initial Nuclear bomb

Helium-4

Stellar nucleosynthesis

Hydrogen-3 (Tritium)

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Fission

Fusion

Multiple Choice

What is the composition of an alpha particle?

• Two protons and one neutron

• Two protons and two electrons

• Two protons and two neutrons

• Two neutrons and two electrons

Multiple Choice

What particle completes this reaction?

• alpha particle
• beta particle
• gamma particle
• neutron

Multiple Choice

Which of these diagrams represents the type of nuclear reaction that produces energy in the Sun?

• A

• B

• C

• D

Multiple Choice

... has that symbol

• Alpha
• Beta 
• Gamma
• positron