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The Nucleus
Nucleus is at the center of an atom
what surrounds the nucleus
an electron cloud
nucleus is made up of what
protons and neutrons known as nucleons
Isotopes
Isotopes are atoms of the same elements witht the same amount of protons but different amount of neutrons
Isotope Notation
A Mass Number - Proton + Neutron
Z - Amount of protons
Binding Energy
the energy holding the protons and neutrons together at the nucleus
Mass Defect equation
E = MC²
E = binding energy
m = mass defect
c = speed of light
What does a greater mass defect indicate
greater binding energy
Mass Defect defintion
the difference between the calculated mass of nuckeus and actual mass of nucleus
Nuclear Fission
Nuclear Fisision is the act of spliting a heavy unstable atom into smaller atoms to create energy
Nuclear Fusion
Merges lights atoms into heavier atoms which releases energy
Alpha Radioactive Decay
release of an alpha particle
all you do is minus 4/2 He
Beta positive Radioactive decay
Emits a Positron or 0/+1
Gamma Radioactive Decay
Unstable atomic nuclei and releases gamma rays
+Y or 0/0
Radioactive Decay Definiton
Occurs when the nucleus of an unstable element is spontaneously converted into more stable and radioactive particle
Beta minus radioactive decay
Emits a beta particle or 0/-1
on the right side of arrow to product increase the atomic number
Beta Electron Capture Decay
Nucleus of an atom draws in an inner shell electron which converts into neutron and decreases atomic number 0/-1
on the left side of arrow to the reactant decrease atomic number
Penetrating Power of Radioactive Particles
Weakest to Strongest
Alpha
Beta
X Ray
Gamma
Neutron
Radioactive half life
All decay processes are first order reactions
all elements half life stay the same
half life formula
amount remaining = inital smount x 1/2^n
Equation of Mass Defect in terms of the total mass
Inital Mass of Nucleons - Mass Defect = Total Combined Nucleons
Nuclear Binding Energy is always
released when nucleons form a nucleus