| Question | Answer |
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| Light particles are called: | |
| Strong Nuclear Force Characteristic 1 | |
| What is the half-life of the radioactive nuclide used in smoke alarms? | |
| What is the half-life of radioactive carbon-14? | |
| All Quarks: | |
| What must be conserved in nuclear decay? | |
| Half-life is... | |
| What is the half-life of Uranium-235? | |
| What must the repelling force between alpha particles and the gold atom be? | |
| Experiments that cannot induce radioactive decay 2: | |
| When two deuterons fuse together, they form... | |
| Fission = | |
| Strong Nuclear Force Characteristic 3 | |
| What temperature do you need for appreciable numbers of deuterons to fuse? | |
| Isotopes are... | |
| When alpha particles are fired through gold foil, how many are deflected? | |
| Fusion: which isotope of hydrogen is used? | |
| How is fission of a nucleus of U-235 caused? | |
| Average amount of surplus nucleons in fission reactions: | |
| Newton's Law of Gravitation: | |
| Experiments that cannot induce radioactive decay 4: | |
| One possible result of U-235 fission: | |
| Experiments that cannot induce radioactive decay 3: | |
| Strong Nuclear Force Characteristic 4 | |
| the decay constant lambda x the half-life t,1/2, = | |
| Which has greater mass/energy, the atom or its constituent parts? | |
| What is the most common heavy element used in nuclear fission? | |
| Characteristic of leptons and their antiparticles 3: | |
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Digits of Pi
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