Q.1:
What is a nucleon?
Q.2:
What is the relationship between nucleon numbers and atomic number and mass number?
Q.3:
What are isotopes?
Q.4:
What is a radioactive decay?
Q.5:
What is the half life of a radioactive substance?
Q.7:
What is radioactive transformation or transmutation?
Q.8:
What is a nuclear fission
Q.9:
What is a chain reaction?
Q.10:
What is a nuclear fusion?
Q.11:
What is radiocarbon dating?
Q.12:
What is a radiotracer?
Q.13:
What is a nuclear reactor?
Q.14:
What is a moderator used in nuclear reactor?
Q.15:
What is mass defect?
Q.16:
What is the binding energy of a nucleus?
Q.18:
The number of protons contained in a given nucleus is called the ---------.
Q.19:
A nucleus that spontaneously decomposes is said to be ---------.
Q.20:
In a nuclear equation, both the atomic number and --------- number are to be conserved.
Q.21:
Production of a helium nucleus from a heavy atom is referred to as ------- decay.
Q.22:
The elements of atomic numbers 93 or greater are called ------- elements.
Q.23:
Combining two small nuclei to form a larger nucleus is referred to as nuclear --------.
Q.24:
The most common type of a nuclear reactor uses the nuclide ------- as the fissionable material.
Q.25:
A nuclear reactor that generates additional fissionable fuel is referred to as a ------- reactor.
Q.26:
---------- is used to study body's use of vitamin B-12.
Q.27:
Calcium-47 is used for the study of --------- mechanism.
Q.28
Iron-59 is used for the study of -------- blood cell function.
Q.29
Californium is a ---------- element.
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