Conservation of Nucleon Number

Conservation of Nucleon Number

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Science, Physics, Chemistry

11th Grade - University

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Mr. Andersen explains the conservation of nucleon number and charge in nuclear reactions and radioactive decay. He covers fission, where a nucleus splits, and fusion, where nuclei combine, ensuring nucleon and charge conservation. The video also discusses radioactive decay types: alpha, beta, and gamma, highlighting their properties and conservation principles.

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What is the conservation of nucleon number and charge in nuclear reactions?

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Explain the difference between fission and fusion.

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What does AZX notation represent in nuclear physics?

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How does radioactive decay occur and what are its forms?

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Describe the process of alpha decay using uranium-238 as an example.

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What happens during beta decay and how does it affect the nucleon number?

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What is gamma radiation and how does it differ from alpha and beta radiation?

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