Fundamental and Non-Fundamental Sub-Atomic Particles

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Fundamental and Non-Fundamental Sub-Atomic Particles: Overview

This topic covers concepts such as Nuclear Chemistry, Fundamental and Non-fundamental Sub-atomic Particles, Electrons as a Sub-atomic Particle, Protons as a Sub-atomic Particle, Neutrons as a Sub-atomic Particle, etc.

Important Questions on Fundamental and Non-Fundamental Sub-Atomic Particles

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Chemistry>Nuclear Chemistry>Fundamental and Non-Fundamental Sub-Atomic Particles> Q 1

Select whether the following statement is True or False:

Electrons are electrically neutral subatomic particles.

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Chemistry>Nuclear Chemistry>Fundamental and Non-Fundamental Sub-Atomic Particles> Q 2

Cotyledons are also called-

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Chemistry>Nuclear Chemistry>Fundamental and Non-Fundamental Sub-Atomic Particles> Q 3

Which of the following has the same mass as that of an electron

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Chemistry>Nuclear Chemistry>Fundamental and Non-Fundamental Sub-Atomic Particles> Q 4

The electron is

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Chemistry>Nuclear Chemistry>Fundamental and Non-Fundamental Sub-Atomic Particles> Q 5

Atomic weight of Th is 232 and its atomic number is 90. The number of α - and β - partilces which will be lost so that an isotope of lead (atomic weight 208 and atomic number 82) is produced is

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Chemistry>Nuclear Chemistry>Fundamental and Non-Fundamental Sub-Atomic Particles> Q 6

How many α - particles are emitted in the nuclear transformation :

8 4 Po 2 1 5 → 8 2 Pb 2 1 1 + ?  2 He 4

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Chemistry>Nuclear Chemistry>Fundamental and Non-Fundamental Sub-Atomic Particles> Q 7

For a nuclear reaction, the mass defect is 0.00859 amu. Calculate the energy released in MeV.

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Chemistry>Nuclear Chemistry>Fundamental and Non-Fundamental Sub-Atomic Particles> Q 8

An isotope of Th231 can be converted into Th227 by the emission of