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Living By Chemistry SECOND EDITION Unit 1: ALCHEMY Matter, Atomic Structure, and Bonding

Lesson 16: Old Gold Formation of Elements

ChemCatalyst 1. What patterns do you notice in the fusion reactions? 2. Do you think gold can be created on Earth by a fusion reaction? Explain your thinking.

Key Question How are new elements formed?

You will be able to: explain how different elements are formed through nuclear reactions write a balanced nuclear equation describe the mechanism behind a nuclear chain reaction

Prepare for the Activity Work individually. You will need a copy of the periodic table and the isotope chart from Lesson 14.

Discussion Notes Nuclear processes can be written as nuclear equations. During alpha decay, the nucleus of an atom emits a helium nucleus, transforming the element into an element with a smaller nucleus. During beta decay, a neutron inside the nucleus of an atom emits an electron.

Discussion Notes (cont.) Nuclear fusion involves the joining together of nuclei. Fission involves a nucleus breaking up into smaller nuclei. Nuclear reactions change the identity of an element. Nuclear fusion produces bigger (heavier) elements from smaller (lighter) ones.

Discussion Notes (cont.) Nuclear Chain Reactions

Discussion Notes (cont.) Nuclear fission is a process that releases enormous amounts of energy. Nuclear fission can result in a nuclear chain reaction that produces a great deal of energy.

Wrap Up How are new elements formed? Radioactive decay, nuclear fusion, and nuclear fission are all nuclear processes that result in the creation of new elements. The mass of a nucleus changes when neutrons or protons are added or lost. The identity of an element changes when its nucleus gains or loses protons.

Wrap Up (cont.) Radioactive decay happens in the natural world around us. Fission can be spontaneous for unstable nuclei, or it can be provoked using nuclear bombardment and other methods. Fusion of nuclei to form different isotopes happens in the stars.

Check-In In a paragraph, defend this statement: If you want to find gold, your best bet is to dig “old” gold out of the ground. Your chances of making “new” gold are slim.