J. D. Lee Solutions for Chapter: The Atomic Nucleus, Exercise 1: Exercise 1
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In the naturally occurring thorium decay series, the nuclide decays in succession by decay. Write an equation showing the mass numbers, the atomic numbers and the symbols for the nuclides formed by these decays.

What is the difference between a chain reaction and a branched-chain reaction?

What is a moderator? Give examples.

Explain what the critical mass of a fissile material is, and why does the critical mass vary?

Compare the processes of nuclear fission and fusion as sources of energy.

Calculate the energy released in per fusion in the following process:
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given that the atomic masses are:

Explain how the nuclei, heavier than Uranium, can be prepared.

List the uses of radioactive isotopes.
