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WorksheetsUnit 7 review
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the process of splitting a larger atom into smaller atoms?
Fission
Fusion
Half Lives
Radioactivity
The process in which multiple atomic nuclei combine producing large amounts of energy?
Fission
Fusion
Half Lives
Radioactivity
What is the amount of time required for HALF of a sample to decay or die off?
Fission
Fusion
Half Lives
Radioactivity
If we start with 400 atoms of a radioactive substance, how many would remain after four half-lives?
200
100
50
25
If we start with 300 atoms of a radioactive substance, how many would remain after two half-lives?
300
150
125
100
If we start with 2000 atoms of a radioactive substance, how many would remain after three half-lives?
1000
250
500
125
If we start with 120 atoms of a radioactive substance, how many will remain after three halflives?________
60
30
15
120
What is this?
Fission
Fusion
What is this?
Fission
Fusion
If we start with 48 atoms of a radioactive substance, how many would remain after two half-lives?
24
12
6
3
If we start with 16 grams of a radioactive substance, how much will remain after three halflives?________
8
4
2
1
What are atoms of the same kind with a
different amount of neutrons than protons in
the nucleus of the atom?
Atoms
Electron
Isotopes
A positively charged particle made up of two protons and two neutrons
Alpha Particles
Beta Particles
Gamma Rays
An electron emmited by an unstable nucleus
A neutron decomposes into a proton and an electron
Gamma Rays
Alpha Particles
Beta Particles
A penetrating ray of energy emmited by an unstable nucleus and has no charges and no mass
Beta Particles
Gamma Rays
Alpha Particles
What is the process in which an unstable atomic nucleus emits charged particles and energy?
Radioactivity
Radiation
Alpha Particles
Gamma Rays
What are the particles or waves of energy given off when a nucleus goes through radioactivity decay?
Radioactivty
Gamma Rays
Radiation
Beta Particles
What are these equations?
Fusion
Fission
Radioactivity
Half Lives
What are these equations?
Fusion
Radioactivity
Fission
Half Live
During nuclear decay, atoms of one element can change into (a) of a different element all together
______ particles can be can pass through paper but is stopped by
skin also is stopped by thin metal or wood
Beta
Alpha
Gamma
________ particles can be stopped by a sheet of paper.
Gamma
Beta
Alpha
________ particles can be
stopped by 7 cm of lead or several feet of concrete
Alpha
Gamma
Beta
