Nuclear Chemistry. Two main forces in nucleus  Strong nuclear force—all nuclear particles attract each other  Electric forces—protons repulse each other.

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Nuclear Chemistry

Two main forces in nucleus  Strong nuclear force—all nuclear particles attract each other  Electric forces—protons repulse each other –Like charges repel

Key Scientists  Henri Becquerel –X ray emission by uranium compounds  Marie and Pierre Curie –Discovered radium, polonium  Ernst Rutherford –Alpha particles

What determines stability?  Balance between strong force and electric force  Neutron:proton ratio in nucleus –Most stable between 1:1 and 1.5:1  Binding energy –Energy released when a nucleus is formed from nucleons

Unstable Nuclei  Most atoms have stable nuclei.  All elements with atomic number ≥84 are unstable.  Unstable nuclei (i.e., “radioactive” nuclei) undergo spontaneous change, giving off energy or particles when they change.

Nuclear Reactions  3 basic types  Transmutation – nucleus of one element is transformed into nucleus of different element  Aka radioactive decay or nuclear decay  Nuclear reactions affect the nucleus of an atom

More Nuclear Reactions –Fission: a very heavy nucleus splits into two smaller nuclei –Fusion: two nuclei with small masses combine to form heaver, more stable nuclei

Particles in Nuclear Decay  3 main types –Alpha particles  2 protons, 2 neutrons—a helium nucleus  +2 nuclear charge –Cannot penetrate skin; dangerous if ingested –Can be stopped by a piece of paper

Nuclear Particles, cont. Beta particles  An electron emitted from the nucleus  -1 charge  Symbol  Fast moving, can penetrate into skin  Can be stopped by lead or glass Gamma particles  High energy electromagnetic waves emitted from nucleus  No mass, no charge  Symbol  Very penetrating; may not be stopped by several feet of concrete

More Nuclear Particles  Positrons –Mass of electron, positive charge  Neutrons –1 amu, no charge  Protons –1 amu, +1 charge

Balancing Nuclear Equations  Both mass and charge must be conserved. –Sum of masses must be the same on both sides of arrow. –Sum of charges must be the same on both sides of arrow.  Deduce the identity of the missing chemical species in the reaction.

Balancing a Nuclear Reaction  Uranium-238 spontaneously decays by emitting an alpha particle.  Find mass of unknown  Find atomic number of unknown  Find symbol of unknown