At t = 0, you have 6.00×109 atoms of 24Na, which undergo beta- decay. 24Na -->...
At t = 0, you have 6.00×109 atoms of 24Na, which undergo beta- decay.
24Na --> 24Mg + e- + V-bar
How much energy is released in this reaction? What is the decay constant? What is the radioactivity at t = 0? What is the radioactivity at t = 1 hour?
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