Answer:
2. heat
5. force and speed
Explanation:
Nuclear fusion in stars causes the hydrogen atoms to collide with each other and form the heavier helium atom. The fusion reaction is therefore:
₁H² + ₁H² → ₂He⁴
Extreme heat in the center of nebulae causes hydrogen atoms to shed their electrons and collide with one another. The force and speed of the collisions cause the smaller, bare nuclei to fuse into large helium nuclei.
Answer:
All ancient fossils contain C-14
Explanation:
All living things contain more than one isotope of carbon, the most prominent being, carbon -12 and carbon-14.
Carbon-14 is a radioactive isotope of carbon. When the artifact is retrieved, the activity of carbon-14 in that sample is matched with the carbon-14 activity of a living organism. When this is done, the age of the fossil can easily be accurately calculated.
Answer:
Explanation:
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Balanced nuclear reaction equation for the beta minus decay of iodine-131 is .
Nuclear reaction is a reaction which changes the identity of an atomic nuclei, when high energetic particles is bombarded on that.
Beta minus decay is one of the example of nuclear reaction, and in this reaction a neutron decays into an electron which is also known as beta particle having no mass in it. And at the same time gamma rays also. In the question, it is given that iodine-131 shows beta minus decay, where the superscript of xenon is 131 and subscript of electron is -1. i.e.
We have to balance the above equation and for that sum of the superscripts and subscripts is always equal on both left and right sides.
Calculation for superscripts:
131 = 131 + y
y = 0.
Calculation for subscripts:
53 = x - 1
x = 53 + 1 = 54
Hence, balanced nuclear equation can be written as .
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