GCSE Physics – Nuclear equations
Learning Objectives
-I can use data to balance nuclear equations for nuclear fission and fusion
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1. Question
How many types of radioactive decay are there?
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2. Question
Which is a type of radioactive decay?
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3. Question
Which is a type of radioactive decay?
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4. Question
Which is a type of radioactive decay?
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5. Question
What symbol is used to show alpha radiation?
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6. Question
What symbol is used to show beta radiation?
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7. Question
What symbol is used to show gamma radiation?
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8. Question
When writing nuclear equations, what does the top number represent?
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9. Question
When writing nuclear equations, what does the bottom number represent?
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10. Question
During nuclear equations, what is formed?
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11. Question
How many protons are lost from a nucleus when an alpha particle is emitted?
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12. Question
How many neutrons are lost from a nucleus when an alpha particle is emitted?
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13. Question
How many does the atomic mass of a nucleus decrease by when the nucleus emits an alpha particle?
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14. Question
How many does the atomic number of a nucleus decrease by when the nucleus emits an alpha particle?
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15. Question
When a nucleus emits a beta particle what happens to a neutron?
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16. Question
What is gained, other than a proton, when a nucleus emits a beta particle?
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17. Question
How many protons are gained from a nucleus when an beta particle is emitted?
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18. Question
How many neutrons are lost from a nucleus when an beta particle is emitted?
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19. Question
What happens to the atomic mass number of a nucleus that has emitted a beta particle?
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20. Question
How many does the atomic number of a nucleus increase by when the nucleus emits a beta particle?