Chapter 1: Number Of Protons - Nuclear Chemistry Flashcards

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Vocabulary flashcards covering medical applications, stability thresholds based on atomic numbers, and particle notations from Chapter 1.

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PET Scan

Acronym for positron emission tomography; a diagnostic tool in radioactive nuclear medicine that allows physicians to see inside the body without making an incision.

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Atomic Number 8383 Threshold

The stability demarcation where elements with atomic number 8383 and less tend to be non-radioactive, whereas elements with atomic numbers greater than 8383 are unstable.

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Mass Number

In nuclear particle notation, the top number representing the total count of protons and neutrons added together.

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Proton Count Notation

In nuclear particle notation, the lower number representing the number of protons alone.

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Alpha Particle

A type of nuclear particle commonly designated by the symbol with the alpha letter from the Greek alphabet or its corresponding chemical notation.

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Beta Particle

A type of nuclear particle that is essentially a high energy electron.