n the spontaneous fission of uranium-233, the following reaction occurs: 233U + 1n → 142Ce + 82Se + 101n For every mole of 233U that decays, 0.1355 g of mass is lost. How much energy is given off per mole of 233U reacted?
Ans. The conversion of mass into energy is given by-
E = mc2 - equation 1
Where, E = energy in joule ; m = mass in kg ; c = speed of light
Given,
Decay in mass per mol 233U = 0.1355 g = 1.355 x 10-4 kg
That is,
Putting the values in equation 1-
Or, E = (1.355 x 10-4 kg) x (299792458 m s-1)2
Or, E = 1.2178 x 1013 kg m2 s-2 ; [1 kg m2 s-2 = 1 J]
Or, E = 1.2178 x 1013 J
Hence, amount of energy released per mol 233U = 1.2178 x 1013 J
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