Nuclear Chemistry
Nuclear Chemistry
Nuclear Chemistry
Nuclear Chemistry
100

What happens to the number of radioactive atoms during each successive half-life?

What is it halves

100

What term describes the process where an unstable nucleus spontaneously emits particles or energy to become more stable 

What is radioactive decay?

100

What is the process where a heavy atomic nucleus splits into two or more smaller nuclei?

What is fission?

100

When a radioactive nucleus decays, it emits one alpha particle and two beta particles; the daughter nucleus is ________ of the parent nucleus.

What is an isotope?

200

What is the type of nuclear reaction that occurs on the sun?

What is fusion

200

What process releases energy when small atomic nuclei combine to form a larger nuclei?

What is fusion?

200

What subatomic particle is emitted during alpha decay?   

What are alpha particles?

200

What term describes the time it takes for half of a radioactive nuclei to decay?

What is half-life?

300

What term describes the time it takes for half of a radioactive nuclei to decay?

What is half-life

300

Which radiation type has the ability to penetrate deeply into materials

What is gamma radiation?

 

300

What device is used to measure or detect radiation in the environment or objects?

What is a Geiger counter?

 

300

Which radiation type has the ability to penetrate deeply into materials?

What is Gamma radiation?

400

What process releases energy when small atomic nuclei combine to form a larger nuclei?

What is fusion
400

Which type of radioactive decay involves the emission of an electron from the nucleus?

What is beta decay?


400

What term describes the process where an unstable nucleus spontaneously emits particles or energy to become more stable   

What is radioactive decay?

400

What is the type of nuclear reaction that occurs on the sun?

What is fusion?

500

What is the process where a heavy atomic nucleus splits into two or more smaller nuclei?

What is fission

500

When a radioactive nucleus decays, it emits one alpha particle and two beta particles; the daughter nucleus is ________ of the parent nucleus.

What is an isotope?

500

What happens to the number of radioactive atoms during each successive half-life?

What is splits in half?

500

What device is used to measure or detect radiation in the environment or objects?

What is a Geiger counter?