Particle decay

Welcome to the Particle Decay category on Questions LLC! Here, you will find a treasure trove of knowledge surrounding one of the most fascinating phenomena in the realm of particle physics. Particle decay refers to the process through which subatomic particles transform into other particles or produce radiation. From understanding the fundamental principles behind decay to exploring the various types and processes involved, this category offers a platform for curious minds to delve into the intricate world of particle decay. Whether you're a physics enthusiast, a student, or simply curious about the wonders of the universe, join us on this journey as we seek answers to intriguing questions about particle decay.

Questions (8)

To calculate the decay rate of a known sample of particlesa) multiply the number of particles by the decay constant b) divide
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2. asked by anon
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A single uranium atom has a mass of 3.97 x 10^-25 kg. It decays into the nucleus of a thorium atom by emitting an alpha particle
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2. asked by Dorothy
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Given the following nuclear reaction:247/96 Cm ---> 4/2 He + a/z X Column A Column A 1. What is the atomic mass of the new
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2. asked by URMUM
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How is the particle represented?beta decay
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2. asked by Snaggy
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What are the equations for the following?Positron emission from silicon-26 and Sodium-22 undergoes electron capture I really
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2. asked by Aubrey
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A decay that involves a high-speed electron is a(n) ____________________ decaya) α particle b) β particle c) γ ray d) all of
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2. asked anonymously
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Radius decays at a rate of that is proportional to its mass, and has a half-life of 1590 years. If 20 g of radium is present
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2. asked by Anonymous
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A radioactive nucleus at rest decays into a second nucleus, an electron, and a neutrino. The electron and neutrino are emitted
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2. asked by Joe
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