Nuclear Chemistry

Feb 23, 2014

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Nuclear Reactions. In Nuclear reactions:The laws of conservation of mass and conservation of energy do not work2. Matter is destroyed and energy is created3. Einstein's Equation replaces the laws of conservation of mass and energy . Einstein's Equation. E = m times (c squared)1. E is ener

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Nuclear Chemistry

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Nuclear Chemistry

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Nuclear Chemistry. Chapter 18. Radioactive Decay. Discovered by Antoine Henri Becquerel in 1896 He saw that photographic plates developed bright spots when exposed to uranium metals. Types of nuclear reactions. Radioactive Decay – nucleus decays spontaneously giving off an energetic particle

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Nuclear Chemistry. “ regular ” chemistry involves only the ELECTRONS in atoms. All the rest of this year we will be studying only “regular” chemistry. “ nuclear ” chemistry involves only the NUCLEUS in atoms. In this chapter (and only this chapter) we will be studying “nuclear” chemistry.

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