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Quiz 2 - Chem

1. The document contains directions to fill in a table with atomic number, mass number, number of protons, electrons, and neutrons for various elements. 2. It also contains several nuclear equations with blanks to be filled in with the correct nuclear particle (alpha or beta) and product. 3. It provides 5 problems to solve related to radioactive decay, half-lives, binding energy, and mass defect calculations for various nuclei. It also asks to explain the working of a Geiger counter or differences between stochastic and deterministic radiation effects.
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Quiz 2 - Chem

1. The document contains directions to fill in a table with atomic number, mass number, number of protons, electrons, and neutrons for various elements. 2. It also contains several nuclear equations with blanks to be filled in with the correct nuclear particle (alpha or beta) and product. 3. It provides 5 problems to solve related to radioactive decay, half-lives, binding energy, and mass defect calculations for various nuclei. It also asks to explain the working of a Geiger counter or differences between stochastic and deterministic radiation effects.
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DIRECTION: Fill up the table

Atomic no. Mass no. No of protons No of electrons No of neutrons


60 30
20 45
100 66
75 74

DIRECTIONS: Complete the following nuclear equations by determining what goes in the blank. Also
for each equation, circle the nuclear particle (alpha or beta) involved and identify the particle after
the equation.
211
Pb
98  ________ + 42 He
________  23892 U + 42 He
3. 93 Li --- > 9
4 Be + ________
209
4. 83 Bi --- > ________ + 42 He
5. 9344 Ru --- > 9244 Ru + ________

Solve the following: (Show your solutions)


1. Radiation Treatment of Prostate Cancer. In many cases, prostate cancer is treated by implanting 60
to 100 small seeds of radioactive material into the tumor. The energy released from the decays kills
the tumor. One isotope that is used (there are others) is palladium, with a half-life of 17 days. If a
typical grain contains 0.500 g of ,
a. what is its initial activity rate in Bq,
b. what is the rate 50 days later?

2. A 50.0-g sample of carbon from living matter decays at the rate of due to the radioactive in it. What
will be the decay rate of this sample in
a. 1000 years
b. 50,000 years?

3. Calculate the mass defect, the binding energy (in MeV), and the binding energy per nucleon of
a. the nitrogen (14.006u)
b. the helium nucleus, (4.003u)
c. How does the binding energy per nucleon compare for these two nuclei?

4. The most common isotope of uranium, has atomic mass (238.050783 u.) Calculate
a. the mass defect;
b. the binding energy (in MeV)
c. the binding energy per nucleon

5. Pick one question to answer:


a. How does Geiger counter works
b. What is the difference between stochastic and deterministic effect of radiation
c. Signs and symptoms of acute radiation sickness
1. Using the data below (data gathered when 200g water is heated by unknown fuel), calculate
the heat of combustion (H) of unknown fuel. Express the answer in KJ/g.
Initial temperature of water 30c
Final temperature of water 50c
Mass of water 200g
Initial mass of unknown fuel 40.00g
Final mass of unknown fuel 25.00g

2. Prove that the specific energy of


a. Octane (C8H16) is -47.9 MJ/g
b. 1-Pentanol (CH3(CH2)4OH) is -37.82MJ/kg

3. Calculated the energy released (in the form of heat) when 60.0g of 1-pentanol reacts with
oxygen.

2CH3(CH2)4OH + 1502(g) 10CO2(g) +12H2O(l) H=-3331kJ/mol

Express the answer on kWh and HPh, the basic unit of electricity.

Conversion Factor: 1 MJ = 0.28 kWh = 0.37 HPh

4. A spirit burner used 1.00 g methanol to raise the temperature of 100.0g water in a mental
can from 28.00C to 60.0c. Calculate the heat of combustion in KJ/mol.
1. Complete the table below (5pts)
Structure Coordination Number of Packing Stacking pattern
number atoms per unit efficiency [Link]
cell
SCC
BCC
FCC
HCP

2. What is the difference between ionic , metallic and covelant bonds ?

3. What is crystal lattice

4. Polonium crystallizes with a simple cubic unit cell of edge 336 pm


a. What is the density of solid polonium?
b. What is the atomic radius of polonium?
c. What is the volume of one polonium atom?

5. You are given a small bar of an unknown metal. You find the density of the metal to be
9.55 g/cm3. An X-ray diffraction experiment measures the edge of the face-centered
cubic unit cell as 4.06 x 10-10 m. Find the gram-atomic weight of this metal and
tentatively identify it.

6. Prove that the packing efficiency of BCC is 68% and FCC is 72%, Assume that the edge
length of the unit cell of the two structures is 10 cm.

7. A metal crystallizes in a BCC cubic lattice. The radius of the atom is 0.257 nm. The
density of the element is 2.54 g/cm3. What is this metal?

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