Worksheets10.1 Nuclear Chemistry 1
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
When the same element has a different number of neutrons, they are called _______________.
Isotopes
Ions
Molecules
Compounds
Nuclear radiation, or radioactivity, occurs because the nucleus of an atom becomes _______________.
Unstable
Charged
Neutral
Dense
The least penetrating type of nuclear radiation is _______________ and it can be stopped by your hand or even just a piece of paper.
Alpha radiation
Beta radiation
Gamma radiation
Neutron radiation
The highest penetrating radioactive material is the _______________. It is not really a particle, but a wave with no _______________ and no _______________.
Gamma ray; charge; mass
Alpha particle; mass; energy
Beta particle; charge; energy
Neutron; mass; charge
When an electron is thrown out of the nucleus, it is known as a _______________ decay.
Beta
Alpha
Gamma
Neutron
Determine if the nuclear equation 84214Po→ 82210Pb+ 24He represents Alpha Decay ($\alpha$), Beta Decay ($\beta$), and/or gamma rays ($\gamma$).
Alpha Decay (α) only
Beta Decay (β) only
Gamma rays (γ) only
Alpha Decay (α) and Gamma rays (γ)
Which type of decay is represented by the nuclear equation 614C→ 714N+ −10e ?
Alpha Decay (α)
Beta Decay (β)
Gamma rays (γ)
No decay
Identify the type of decay in the nuclear equation 86222Rn→ 84218Po+ 24He+ 00y .
Alpha Decay (α) only
Beta Decay (β) only
Alpha Decay (α) and Gamma rays (γ)
Beta Decay (β) and Gamma rays (γ)
What type of decay is shown in the nuclear equation 918O→ 818F+ −10e ?
Alpha Decay (α)
Beta Decay (β)
Gamma rays (γ)
No decay
Complete the nuclear equation 91254Pa→ −10e+ and determine the type of decay.
Alpha Decay (α)
Beta Decay (β)
Gamma rays (γ)
No decay
