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| What is the energy equivalent (in MeV) of the mass of an electron? |
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| What is the energy equivalent (in MeV) of the fundamental mass unit? |
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| E is energy, m is mass, and c is the speed of light in a vacuum or 3x10^10 cm/sec |
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| What is the maximum number of e- in a shell? |
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| any combo of protons and neutrons and nucleon arrangement with a measurable lifetime |
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| Isotopes have the same Z, but different A. |
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| Isotones have the same N, but different A. |
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| Isobars have the same A, but different Z. (top left number same, bottom left is dif.) |
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| Isomers have the same A and Z, but a different nucleon arrangement such as 99Tc and 99mTc |
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| The energy for nuclear force is provided by what? |
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| the Nuclear Binding energy |
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| All electromagnetic radiations travel at the same what? |
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| What is the difference between ionizing radiation and excitation? |
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| Excitation- the electron moves to a different energy state. Ionizing radiation strips the electron and transfer of radiation from electron to atom |
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