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Nuclear Reactions and Half Life Sample Problems
- N-13 has a half life of ten minutes. If you start with 2 grams, how much remains after 40 minutes?
- After 10.4 hours, you have 0.625 mg remaining of an original 10 mg sample of Mn-56. What is its half-life?
- The half-life of Ge-68 is 9 months. How much remains of an original sample size of 35 g after 3.0 years?
- The half-life of a radioactive substance is 4.5 days. 3 g remains after 2 days of decay. What was the original sample size?
- The decay constant of a given nucleus is 5.4 x 10-3/sec. What is its half-life? How much remains of an initial 100 g sample after 6 h?
- 45 g of an original 1 kg sample of a radioactive material remains after 2.2 h. What is the decay constant of the radioactive material?
- 0.30 g remains of an original 1 g sample of a radioactive substance after 45 h. What is the half-life?
- You have 2 g of an original 40 g sample after 50 min. What is the half-life?
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