Chapter No 4 :Nuclear Chemistry (220 MCQ`S)

  1. No nuclear waste is left at the end of which nuclear reaction?
    1. nuclear fusion reaction
    2. nuclear fission reaction
    3. both a & b
    4. none of these
    5. Show Answer
      Answer: A
      Explanation:
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  2. Stable nuclei on bombardment with high speed particles produce radioactive unstable nuclei. This process by artificial means is known as:
    1. nuclear fusion reaction
    2. nuclear fission reaction
    3. nuclear disintegration
    4. artificial or induced radioactivity
    5. Show Answer
      Answer: D
      Explanation:
      • N/A
  3. Complete and balance the following nuclear equation: 0n1 + 13Al27 →?

    1. 11Na23 + 2He5

    2. 11Na24 + 2He4

    3. 12Mg24 + 2He4

    4. 12Mg25 + 1H3

    5. Show Answer
      Answer: B
      Explanation:
      • N/A
  4. 13Al27 when bombarded with a neutron gives radioactive 11Na24 which disintegrates spontaneously by emission of a beta-particle and produces:
    1. 12Mg25
    2. 11Na23
    3. 12Mg24
    4. 14Si28
    5. Show Answer
      Answer: C
      Explanation:
      • 0n1 + 13Al2711Na24 + 2He4 ; 11Na2412Mg24 + -1e0
  5. A pair of nuclei which have same number of protons and neutrons but different half-lives are called:
    1. nuclear isomers
    2. isobars
    3. isotones
    4. isochores
    5. Show Answer
      Answer: A
      Explanation:
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  6. The nuclear isomers may be:
    1. isotopic
    2. isobaric
    3. isotopic or isobaric
    4. none of these
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      Answer: C
      Explanation:
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  7. In nuclear reactions, a change in mass (Δm) is accompanied by:

    1. radioactive decay

    2. release of energy

    3. transmutation

    4. nuclear disintegration

    5. Show Answer
      Answer: B
      Explanation:
      • Energy change is related with mass change by the following Einstein's equation,ΔE =Δmc2

  8. The difference between the calculated and experimental masses of the nucleus is known as;
    1. mass defect
    2. mass deficit
    3. both a & b
    4. critical mass
    5. Show Answer
      Answer: C
      Explanation:
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  9. Mass defect of helium is:
    1. 0.03040 amu
    2. 0.00304 amu
    3. 0.03428 amu
    4. 0.00388 amu
    5. Show Answer
      Answer: A
      Explanation:
      • Calculated mass of Helium = 4.03428, Experimental mass = 4.00388, Mass defect = 4.03428 - 4.00388 = 0.03040 amu
  10. The energy which binds the nucleons together in the nucleus is called:
    1. critical energy
    2. binding energy
    3. nucleon energy
    4. all of these
    5. Show Answer
      Answer: B
      Explanation:
      • N/A

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