Chapter 24: Q24.47 P (page 1104)
A rock that contains mol of ( ) has fission tracks, each track representing the fission of one atom of . How old is the rock?
Short Answer
The age of the rock is years
Chapter 24: Q24.47 P (page 1104)
A rock that contains mol of ( ) has fission tracks, each track representing the fission of one atom of . How old is the rock?
The age of the rock is years
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Using-century technology, hydrogen fusion requires temperatures around 108K. But, lower initial temperatures are used if the hydrogen is compressed. In the late 24thcentury, the starship Leinad uses such methods to fuse hydrogen at 106K.
(a) What is the kinetic energy of anatom at ?
(b) How many Hatoms are heated tofrom the energy of one Hand one anti-Hatom annihilating each other?
(c) If these Hatoms fuse into 4Heatoms (with the loss of two positrons per4He formed), how much energy (in Jr)is generated?
(d) How much more energy is generated by the fusion inthan by the hydrogen-antihydrogen collision in?
(e) Should the captain of the Leinad change the technology and produce (mass = 3.01603amu)instead of4He?
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Carbon from the remains of an extinct Australian marsupial, called Diprotodon, has a specific activity of0.61pCi/g. Modern carbon has a specific activity of 6.89pCi/g. How long ago did the Diprotodon apparently become extinct?
The scene below depicts a neutron bombarding :
(b) Identify the other nuclide formed.
(c) What is the most likely mode of decay of the nuclide withZ-55?
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