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A nucleus whose n/p ratio lies above the stability belt emits:
- an alpha-particle
- a beta-particle
- alpha or beta particle
- gamma rays
- A nucleus that is above the stability belt emits beta-particle whereby a neutron is converted into proton. Thus n/p ratio decreases and the nucleus becomes more stable.
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Answer: B Explanation: -
Which one has greater n/p ratio?
- 6C14
- 7N14
- 8O17
- 12Mg24
- 6C14 has greater n/p ratio i.e 8/6 = 1.33 and is untable.
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Answer: A Explanation: -
A nucleus whose n/p ratio lies below the stability belt emits:
- an alpha-particle
- a beta-particle
- alpha or beta particle
- gamma rays
- A nucleus whose n/p ratio lies below the stability belt emits an alpha-particle and loses 2 protons and two neutrons. This increaes n/p ratio.
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Answer: A Explanation: -
In 1939, the nuclear fission reaction was discovered by:
- Marie Curie
- Henri Becquerel
- James Chadwick
- Otto Hahn and Fritz Strassmann
- N/A
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Answer: D Explanation: -
The process of fission is always accompanied by:
- formation of fission products
- ejection of two or more neutrons
- liberation of large amount of energy
- all of these
- N/A
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Answer: D Explanation: -
The fission reaction of U-235 occurs in --------- ways.
- only one
- about 10
- about 35
- about 5
- A large nucleus can fission in many ways forming a variety of products.
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Answer: C Explanation: -
92U235 undergoes fission on striking with a neutron to give the fission products:
- 56Ba139 + 36Kr94 + 30n1 + energy
- 42Mo106 + 50Sn128 + 20n1 + energy
- 56Ba142 + 36Kr91 + 30n1 + energy
- all of these
- A large nucleus can fission in many ways forming a variety of products.
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Answer: D Explanation: -
In the fission reaction, the mass of the products is:
- equal to the mass of the reactant
- less than the mass of the reactant
- more than the mass of the reactant
- none of these
- A loss of mass of about 0.2 amu per uranium atom occurs and this mass is converted into a large quantity of energy.
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Answer: B Explanation: -
The minimum mass of a fissionable material required to sustain a fission chain reaction is called:
- mass defect
- critical mass
- binding energy
- supercritical mass
- N/A
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Answer: B Explanation: -
For U-235 fission chain reaction, the critical mass is about:
- 10 kg
- 1 kg
- 100 g
- 0.5 kg
- The critical mass varies for each fission chain reaction and for U-235, it is bout 10 Kg.
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Answer: A Explanation: