α, β and γ Radiations
α, β and γ Radiations: Overview
This topic covers concepts, such as, Alpha Decay, Change in Atomic Number after Alpha Decay, Conservation Laws in Nuclear Reactions & Beta Stability Curve etc.
Important Questions on α, β and γ Radiations
Out of the two characteristics – the mass number (A) and the atomic number (Z) – of a nucleus, which one does not change during nuclear decay?

Out of the two characteristics – the mass number (A) and the atomic number (Z) – of a nucleus, which one does not change during nuclear decay?



Which are amongst the following represent plot of the distribution of kinetic energy of particles?

particle is emitted in a radio active reaction when

When Boron nucleus is bombarded by neutrons, - particles are emitted. The resulting nucleus is of the element _____________ and has the mass number_____________

In the Uranium radioactive series, the initial nucleus is and the final nucleus is . When the Uranium nucleus decays to lead, the number of particles emitted is _______________ and the number of particles emitted is _______________.

Which of the following interaction is responsible for beta decay?

Identify the force that is associated in -decay process

In which process neutron is converted into proton?

In the given nuclear reaction, the element is


Consider the following nuclear reactions:
I.
II.
Then,

Which of the following reaction cannot represents capture.

In the process capture mass number

Which of the following were not found conserved in decay.


In the reaction , if the binding energies per nucleon of , and are , and , respectively. Then, the energy released in the process is

Out of the two characteristics – the mass number (A) and the atomic number (Z) – of a nucleus, which one does not change during nuclear decay?
