Using the Table of Atomic Masses calculate the Q-value for the following decay reaction.
238/92 ? → 234/90 ?ℎ +? +?
For alpha decay we can define the Q value as,
Q
= -931.5 (
+
-
)
= 4.002603
u
=
238.0507785 u (238/92 ? )
= 234.043594 u (234/90 ?ℎ)
Q
= -931.5*
(234.043594 +4.002603 - 238.0507785)
Q
= 4.274 MeV
Using the Table of Atomic Masses calculate the Q-value for the following decay reaction. 238/92...
QUESTION 4 Write the balanced nuclear reaction for the decay of uranium-238 to thorium-234. ОА. 23 U 233Th+RY OB. 92 23 90 Ос. 234 92 Soth + - B D. 238 92 2320 233 Th+ 38 O E. 2320 234Th + ja OF. 2320 - 236Th + is OG 238 92 > 238Th + ia OH. - 234Th + ZY
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