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110 previous year questions from The Nucleus (JEE Main & Advanced Physics) with answers and solutions. Numbered list, year tags, and one-tap solutions — built for serious JEE / NEET practice.

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The Nucleus has 110 previous year questions in the Quantrex Academy JEE Main & Advanced Physics bank. The 110 questions in this list come from Concepts Of Physics MCQ Edition [Volume 2] (110). Each question opens on its own page with the options, the correct answer and the worked solution where available.

The Nucleus questions with solutions

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A neutron star possesses a density equivalent to that of nuclear matter. Assuming the star is spherical, determine the radius of a neutron star with a mass of 4.0 × 10^ 30 kg

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Determine the amount of energy released during the reaction given below: ^ 7 Li + p → α + α . The atomic mass of ^ 7 Li is 7.0160 u and that of ^ 4 He is 4.0026 u.

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Determine the binding energy per nucleon of ^ 197 _ 79 Au , given that its atomic mass is 196.96 u.

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Compute the energy released if an α -particle is emitted by ^ 238 U . The atomic masses of ^ 238 U , ^ 234 Th , and ^ 4 He are 238.0508 u , 234.04363 u , and 4.00260 u

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Suppose that the mass of a nucleus is roughly given by M = A m_p , where A represents the mass number. Estimate the density of matter inside a nucleus in kg m^ -3 , and determine

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Determine the mass of an α -particle, given that its binding energy is 28.2 MeV .

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Compute the energy that needs to be supplied to ^ 238 U in order for two protons and two neutrons to be emitted one by one. The atomic masses of ^ 238 U , ^ 234 Th , and ^ 4 He

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Calculate the energy released in the nuclear reaction ^ 223 Ra → ^ 209 Pb + ^ 14 C . The necessary atomic masses are provided below. ^ 223 Ra ^ 209 Pb ^ 14 C 223.018 u 208.981 u

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Evaluate the minimum energy required to separate a proton from a nucleus containing Z protons and N neutrons. Let M_ Z, N denote the mass of an atom with Z protons and N neutrons

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Determine the minimum energy required to separate a neutron from a nucleus containing Z protons and N neutrons, in terms of the masses M_ Z, N , M_ Z, N-1 , and the mass of the

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^ 32 P undergoes beta-decay to ^ 32 S . Calculate the sum of the energy of the antineutrino and the kinetic energy of the β -particle. Disregard the recoil of the daughter

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A free neutron undergoes beta-decay to a proton, having a half-life of 14 minutes . Determine the decay constant.

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A free neutron undergoes beta-decay to a proton, having a half-life of 14 minutes . Calculate the energy liberated during this process.

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Determine the missing product to complete the given decay scheme: ^ 226 _ 88 Ra → α + \,?

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Determine the missing products to complete the given decay scheme: ^ 19 _ 8 O → ^ 19 _ 9 F + \,?

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Determine the missing products to complete the given decay scheme: ^ 25 _ 13 Al → ^ 25 _ 12 Mg + \,?

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In the decay ^ 64 Cu → ^ 64 Ni + e^ + + ν , the maximum kinetic energy carried by the positron is observed to be 0.650 MeV . Determine the energy of the neutrino that is emitted

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In the decay ^ 64 Cu → ^ 64 Ni + e^ + + ν , the maximum kinetic energy carried by the positron is observed to be 0.650 MeV . Determine the momentum of the neutrino in kg m s^ -1

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Potassium-40 can decay in three modes. It can decay via β^ - -emission, β^ + -emission or electron capture. Determine the equations showing the end products for these three modes

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Potassium-40 can decay in three modes: β^ - -emission, β^ + -emission or electron capture. The atomic masses of ^ 40 _ 18 Ar , ^ 40 _ 19 K and ^ 40 _ 20 Ca are 39.9624 u , 39.9640

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Lithium ( Z = 3 ) possesses two stable isotopes, ^ 6 Li and ^ 7 Li . When a lithium sample is bombarded with neutrons, electrons and α -particles are ejected. Identify the correct

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Determine the maximum energy that a positron can possess during the β^ + -decay of ^ 11 C into ^ 11 B . The atomic masses of ^ 11 C and ^ 11 B are 11.0114 u and 11.0093 u

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A ^ 228 Th nucleus emits an alpha particle, reducing to ^ 224 Ra . Calculate the kinetic energy of the alpha particle emitted during the following decay: ^ 228 Th → ^ 224 Ra^ * +

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Determine the maximum kinetic energy of the beta particle emitted during the following decay scheme: ^ 12 N → ^ 12 ^ * + e^ + + ν ^ 12 ^ * → ^ 12 C + γ\;(4.43 MeV) . The atomic

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The decay constant of ^ 197 _ 80 Hg (which decays by electron capture to ^ 197 _ 79 Au ) is 1.8 × 10^ -4 s^ -1 . What is the half-life of this isotope?

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The decay constant of ^ 197 _ 80 Hg (which decays by electron capture to ^ 197 _ 79 Au ) is 1.8 × 10^ -4 s^ -1 . Determine the average-life of this isotope.

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The decay constant of ^ 197 _ 80 Hg (which decays by electron capture to ^ 197 _ 79 Au ) is 1.8 × 10^ -4 s^ -1 . How much time is needed to convert 25\% of this mercury isotope

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Given that the half-life of ^ 198 Au is 2.7 days , determine the activity of a sample which contains 1.00 of ^ 198 Au . Consider the atomic weight of ^ 198 Au to be 198 g mol^ -1 .

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Determine the activity of a sample containing initially 1.00 of ^ 198 Au after 7 days have elapsed. The half-life of ^ 198 Au is 2.7 days and its atomic weight is 198 g mol^ -1 .

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A sample containing radioactive ^ 131 I with a half-life of 8.0 days has an initial activity of 20 at t = 0 . Determine the activity of the sample at t = 4.0 days.

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A sample containing radioactive ^ 131 I with a half-life of 8.0 days has an initial activity of 20 at t = 0 . Find the decay constant of the sample at t = 4.0 days.

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Given that the decay constant of ^ 238 U is 4.9 × 10^ -18 s^ -1 , find the half-life of ^ 238 U .

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The decay constant for ^ 238 U is 4.9 × 10^ -18 s^ -1 . Determine the average-life of ^ 238 U .

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The decay constant of ^ 238 U is 4.9 × 10^ -18 s^ -1 . By what factor will the activity of a ^ 238 U sample decrease in 9 × 10^ 9 years ?

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At a certain time, a specific sample of a radioactive material decays at the rate of 500 per second. After 50 minutes , the count rate falls to 200 per second. Determine the decay

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At a certain time, a specific sample of a radioactive material decays at the rate of 500 per second. After 50 minutes , the count rate falls to 200 per second. Determine the

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The half-life of ^ 226 Ra is 1602 y . Determine the activity of 0.1 g of RaCl_2 , assuming all the radium present is in the form of ^ 226 Ra . Consider the atomic weight of Ra to

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Over a duration of 20 hours , the count rate from a radioactive sample drops from 4.0 × 10^ 6 per second to 1.0 × 10^ 6 per second. Calculate the count rate 100 hours after the

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A radioisotope has a half-life of 10 h . Determine the total number of disintegrations that occur in the tenth hour, measured from a time when the activity was 1 Ci .

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The selling rate of a radioactive isotope is determined by its activity. What will be the second-hand rate of a one month old ^ 32 P ( t_ 1/2 = 14.3 days ) source if it was

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By β^ + -emission, ^ 57 Co decays into ^ 57 Fe . The produced ^ 57 Fe is initially in an excited state and transitions to the ground state by emitting γ -rays. The half-life for

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Carbon ( Z = 6 ) possessing mass number 11 decays into boron ( Z = 5 ). Identify the type of decay taking place.

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Carbon ( Z = 6 ) possessing mass number 11 decays into boron ( Z = 5 ). The half-life for this decay scheme is 20.3 minutes . Calculate the time elapsed before a mixture

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A vessel contains 4 × 10^ 23 tritium atoms. Given that the half-life for the decay of tritium nuclei is 12.3 y , determine the activity of the sample.

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A vessel holds 4 × 10^ 23 tritium atoms. If the half-life for the decay of tritium nuclei is 12.3 y , calculate the number of decays taking place in the subsequent 10 hours .

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Inside a vessel, there are 4 × 10^ 23 tritium atoms. The half-life for the decay of tritium nuclei is 12.3 y . Evaluate the number of decays that will occur over the next 6.15 y .

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A point source emitting alpha particles is situated at a distance of 1 m from a counter that registers any alpha particle striking its 1 cm^2 window. Given that the source has 6.0

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Charcoal prepared from a living tree exhibits a disintegration rate of 15.3 disintegrations of ^ 14 C per gram per minute. An ancient charcoal sample has a ^ 14 C activity of 12.3

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Natural water contains a trace amount of tritium (^ 3 _ 1 H ). This isotope beta-decays with a half-life of 12.5 years . While ascending a difficult peak, a mountaineer discovers

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^ 238 U decays to ^ 206 Pb with a half-life of 4.47 × 10^ 9 y through a chain of processes. A rock sample is discovered to contain 2.00 mg of ^ 238 U and 0.600 mg of ^ 206 Pb .

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The count rate of nuclear radiation emitted from a radioactive sample containing ^ 128 I varies with time in the following manner. Time t (minute) 0 25 50 75 100 Count rate R (

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For a radioactive sample containing ^ 128 I , let R_0 be the initial count rate and R be the count rate of the nuclear radiation at time t . What is the nature of the plot of

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The decay constant λ for a radioactive sample containing ^ 128 I is found to be approximately 0.028 min^ -1 . Calculate the half-life t_ 1/2 . Time t (minute) 0 25 50 75 100 Count

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The half-life of ^ 40 K is 1.30 × 10^ 9 y . A 1.00 g sample of pure KCl yields 160 counts s^ -1 . Determine the relative abundance of ^ 40 K (the fraction of ^ 40 K present) in

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^ 197 _ 80 Hg decays to ^ 197 _ 79 Au via electron capture, with a decay constant of 0.257 per day. Determine the other particle or particles that are emitted in this decay.

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^ 197 _ 80 Hg decays to ^ 197 _ 79 Au via electron capture, with a decay constant of 0.257 per day. Assuming the captured electron comes from the K shell, determine the wavelength

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In an experiment, a radioactive isotope is produced at a constant rate dN/dt = R . The isotope has a half-life t_ 1/2 . After a time t t_ 1/2 , the number of active nuclei becomes

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In an experiment, a radioactive isotope is generated at a constant rate dN/dt = R . The isotope has a half-life t_ 1/2 . Assuming that the generation of the radioactive isotope

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During an agricultural experiment, a solution containing 1 mole of a radioactive material ( t_ 1/2 = 14.3 days ) was injected into the roots of a plant. The plant was left to

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A vessel with a volume of 125 cm^3 holds tritium (^ 3 H , t_ 1/2 = 12.3 y ) gas at a pressure of 500 kPa and a temperature of 300 K. Determine the activity of the gas.

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The nuclide ^ 212 _ 83 Bi is capable of disintegrating by emitting either an α -particle or a β^ - -particle. Identify the correct pair of equations showing the products of these

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The nuclide ^ 212 _ 83 Bi is capable of disintegrating by emitting either an α -particle or a β^ - -particle. The probabilities for disintegration via α - and β -decays stand in

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A sample contains a mixture of ^ 110 Ag and ^ 108 Ag isotopes, each having an initial activity of 8.0 × 10^ 8 disintegrations per second. ^ 108 Ag is known to have a larger

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A sample contains a mixture of ^ 110 Ag and ^ 108 Ag isotopes, each having an initial activity of 8.0 × 10^ 8 disintegrations per second. ^ 108 Ag is known to have a larger

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A sample contains a mixture of ^ 110 Ag and ^ 108 Ag isotopes, each having an initial activity of 8.0 × 10^ 8 disintegrations per second. ^ 108 Ag is known to have a larger

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A sample contains a mixture of ^ 110 Ag and ^ 108 Ag isotopes, each having an initial activity of 8.0 × 10^ 8 disintegrations per second. ^ 108 Ag is known to have a larger

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A sample contains a mixture of ^ 110 Ag and ^ 108 Ag isotopes, each having an initial activity of 8.0 × 10^ 8 disintegrations per second. ^ 108 Ag is known to have a larger

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A human body eliminates certain substances following a law analogous to radioactive decay. When technetium is administered to a human body in some chemical form, half of the

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A charged capacitor with capacitance C undergoes discharge through a resistance R . Simultaneously, a radioactive sample decays with an average-life τ . Determine the value of R

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In a nuclear physics experiment, radioactive isotopes are produced at a constant rate dN/dt = R . A series circuit is formed by connecting an inductor of inductance 100 mH , a

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Determine the energy released by 1 g of natural uranium, given that each fission event releases 200 MeV and the fissionable isotope ^ 235 U constitutes 0.7\% by weight in natural

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A uranium reactor generates thermal energy at a rate of 300 MW . Determine the amount of ^ 235 U consumed every second, given that the average energy released per fission is 200

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A town has a population of 1 million. The average electric power needed per person is 300 W . A reactor is designed to supply power to this town, with an aimed efficiency of 25\%

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A town has a population of 1 million. The average electric power needed per person is 300 W . A reactor is designed to supply power to this town, with an aimed efficiency of 25\%

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A town has a population of 1 million. The average electric power needed per person is 300 W . A reactor is designed to supply power to this town, with an aimed efficiency of 25\%

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Determine the Q -value for the fusion reaction: ^ 2 _ 1 H + ^ 2 _ 1 H → ^ 3 _ 1 H + ^ 1 _ 1 H Atomic masses are given as m(^ 2 _ 1 H) = 2.014102 u , m(^ 3 _ 1 H) = 3.016049 u

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Determine the Q -value for the fusion reaction: ^ 2 _ 1 H + ^ 2 _ 1 H → ^ 3 _ 2 He + n Atomic masses are given as m(^ 2 _ 1 H) = 2.014102 u , m(^ 3 _ 1 H) = 3.016049 u , m(^ 3 _ 2

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Determine the Q -value for the fusion reaction: ^ 2 _ 1 H + ^ 3 _ 1 H → ^ 4 _ 2 He + n Atomic masses are given as m(^ 2 _ 1 H) = 2.014102 u , m(^ 3 _ 1 H) = 3.016049 u , m(^ 3 _ 2

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Consider fusion occurring in a helium plasma. Determine the temperature at which the average thermal energy, given by 1.5 kT , becomes equal to the Coulomb potential energy at a

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Determine the Q -value for the fusion reaction ^ 4 He + ^ 4 He → ^ 8 Be , and indicate whether this process is energetically favourable. The atomic mass of ^ 8 Be is given as

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Determine the energy that can be extracted from 1 kg of water via the fusion reaction ^ 2 H + ^ 2 H → ^ 3 H + p . Assume that 1.5 × 10^ -2 \% of natural water consists of heavy

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For a neutral carbon atom in its ground state, the mass is

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The mass number of a nucleus is equivalent to

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In comparison to the ^ 12 C atom, the ^ 14 C atom possesses

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The mass number of an atomic nucleus is

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Suppose F_ pp , F_ pn , and F_ nn represent the magnitudes of the nuclear force exerted by a proton on a proton, a proton on a neutron, and a neutron on a neutron, respectively.

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For a nucleus having radius R and mass number A , the plot of (R/R_0) against A is

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Consider F_ pp , F_ pn , and F_ nn as the magnitudes of the net force exerted by a proton on a proton, by a proton on a neutron, and by a neutron on a neutron, respectively.

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Two protons are positioned at a separation of 10 nm . Let F_n and F_e denote the nuclear force and the electromagnetic force between them, respectively. Which of the following is

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With an increase in the mass number A , the binding energy per nucleon of a nucleus

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During a single average-life,

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Which of the following statements provides an incorrect description of the binding energy of a nucleus?

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During a radioactive decay process, both the atomic number and the mass number remain unchanged. Identify the particle that is emitted in this decay.

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In the process of negative beta decay,

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A newly prepared radioactive source with a half-life of 2 h emits radiation at an intensity 64 times the allowable safe level. The minimum time required before one can safely work

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A radioactive sample has a decay constant λ . The half-life and average-life of the sample are respectively

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Free ^ 238 U nuclei placed inside a train emit alpha particles. When the train is stationary and a uranium nucleus decays, a passenger measures the separation between the alpha

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Ten grams of ^ 57 Co is placed in an open container and undergoes beta-decay with a half-life of 270 days . After 540 days, the weight of the material inside the container will be

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When a ^ 14 N nucleus is bombarded with an α -particle, a ^ 17 O nucleus is produced along with the emission of another particle. The emitted particle is a

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In a nuclear fission reaction,

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Heavier nuclei tend to exhibit a larger N/Z ratio because

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When the mass number A of a nucleus increases, which of the following associated quantities remains unchanged?

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A free neutron decays into a proton, but a free proton does not decay into a neutron. This happens because

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Consider a sample of pure beta-active material.

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In which of the following decay processes does the element remain unchanged?

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Which of the following decays result in a decrease in the atomic number?

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A magnetic field fails to cause deflection in

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Which among the following are electromagnetic waves?

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In the case of nuclei having A > 100 ,

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In a lithium vapour at room temperature, two lithium nuclei do not combine to form a carbon nucleus because

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